Public flotations could raise more than $23bn in 2025 as local demand keeps valuations high

Zing had fewer than 9,000 active customers in the month before its announced closure

Head of Canadian Teck Resources on fending off a hostile takeover by Glencore and learning from the night shift

Carmakers, food producers and construction will be worst hit but consumers across the US, Mexico and Canada could suffer

US not so exceptional amid a strong start to year for equities on both sides of the Atlantic

Chinese start-up could reorder winners and losers from AI boom

Justice department alleges John Rogers accessed sensitive information including briefings and policy deliberations

Cyber attack discounted as UK high street bank hit by technical difficulties at critical time for many of its clients

Amsterdam likely to be one location for spin-off of ice cream division, with London and New York also under consideration

Fund group has suffered outflows over the past three years

FCA lessens disclosure requirements for smaller corporate bonds in response to government pressure to bolster growth

We can no longer squander our strengths with self-imposed handicaps. There is too much at stake

Novatek’s deputy chair Denis Solovyov offered to meet three policy outfits in Brussels

Mike Wainwright found guilty by Swiss court of paying more than €5mn in bribes to secure oil trading contracts in Angola

HVPE board looks to narrow 35 per cent discount to NAV

And why it could blow up in everyone’s face

Investors have become overexposed to Nvidia and the rest of the ‘Mag 7’ — what lessons can they learn from this week’s stock rout?

London court gives Mohammed Zina three months to pay the amount that is available from current assets

When the products are vapourware, extended-hours trading takes on an oversized importance

Chief warns country could be vulnerable to Chinese and Russian influence if it is forced to abandon operations there