China’s window of opportunity to take Taiwan will close soon
There are a number of reasons why. Partly there is a natural rhythm to economic catch-up for countries that begin...
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What happens now after Donald Trump guilty verdict and when will he be sentenced?
Mr Trump’s legal team unsuccessfully argued that Fani Willis, a Georgia district attorney, should be barred from bringing charges against...
London stockbroker’s US operations shut after Deutsche Bank takeover
Earlier this month the German bank moved Numis’s UK analysts into its new London office, while 15 members of Deutsche’s...
How James May and Jeremy Clarkson became the unlikely faces of a cryptocurrency scam
“Our provisional research estimates that 80 per cent of scam ads involving celebrities feature me or Elon Musk,” Lewis says....
Bill Ackman is rewarding his investors after finding fame as anti-woke and pro-Israel
Nevertheless, it is no coincidence that Pershing Square ranked among the most heavily bought investment companies on leading UK share-dealing...
China’s gold-buying spree could be the straw that breaks the dollar’s back
On top of this, the US may be its own worst enemy. The recent strength of the economy and markets...
US not suffering from ‘stagflation’, says Fed chairman Jerome Powell
The US is not suffering from “stagflation” and is growing well despite stubborn inflation, Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell has...
How clerics crippled the Islamic Republic
Biden did not lift economic sanctions but he put a coherent offer on the table to do so in exchange...
Stagnant Britain is becoming like France, says World Bank chief economist
His ambition to cut taxes is predicated on a need to get welfare spending down and increase public sector productivity....
Britain on the edge as memories of Truss refuse to fade
Yet the patient is not responding. If the IMF were sitting in judgment it would have found the Government to...
