John Thornhill writes that “Europe’s entrepreneurs do not expect much from their political leaders” in a candid analysis of Europe’s start-up ecosystem (“Europe Inc needs to scale up or risk becoming ...

The attack by the state of Texas on BlackRock (“Republican US states sue BlackRock for ‘destructive’ green agenda”, Report, November 27) is bizarre. If consumers prefer their savings not to be ...

Australia has approved one of the world’s strictest tax disclosure laws for multinational companies, forcing them to reveal ...

London court hears mining group had reviewed generic risk of such an event in 2011 — four years before Brazilian dam burst ...

Katrin Ivanova, 33, Vanya Gaberova, 30, and Tihomir Ivanchev, 39, also Bulgarian nationals, deny a charge of conspiracy to ...

Called as witness, Bernard Arnault insists he had no knowledge of illegal efforts to infiltrate activists’ group ...

The Spanish government has granted approval for Saudi Arabia’s STC Group to buy almost 10 per cent of Telefónica and appoint ...

Hong Kong has sought to position itself as a centre for crypto businesses. Bitcoin has surged since Donald Trump won the US ...

The young, savvy and cash-rich are now more interested in furnishings than fashion, says the Design Miami supremo ...

Constitutional Court to decide on Friday whether to annul first round results following complaints poll subject to foreign ...

The fair’s new director Bridget Finn on selling art in a divided US. Plus: interviews with Anastasia Samoylova and Jesse Lee, ...

Almost £6bn of suspicious funds have been channelled through companies registered in the British Overseas Territories to ...