European integration generates rightwing nationalist politics in the west and market liberalism in the east
The Canadian is not afraid to tackle serious subjects and big ideas
We have faith in those closest to us while politicians seem increasingly distant
The ‘ye-ye’ scene star came to symbolise the aesthetic of existentialist Left Bank Paris
The shadow chancellor and chancellor set out their plans for how to boost British growth
Once consigned to the fringes, French voters now have to decide if they are ready to hand power to Marine Le Pen’s party
A souped-up Siri and personalised emojis are coming but the most important question remains unanswered
The rejection of a film studio scheme near Marlow bodes ill for the future of creative industries
Players are complaining about the number of fixtures. They have a point
Economists have been asking people what they think
Libertarians allege collusion between academia, Big Tech and the government but researchers say they are being silenced
As a Kindertransport refugee I once refused Germany’s payments for past injustices — I now believe I was wrong
Wall Street banks and big City law firms among employers addressing potential discrimination
Companies should keep in mind that the culture wars cut both ways
How movies and books are flipping the script on the older woman/younger man relationship
The continent gets too much attention from the world to recognise its irrelevance
Overreliance on retro brands, insufficient innovation and neglecting the athletics market have hampered the shoemaker
The sector as a whole is under fire, but opportunities remain
Impact of RoaringKitty’s return to the investing fray is more limited than the 2021 frenzy
Supermarket bottles from £6.75, Bordeaux bargains and the best wine in a can
Robert Shrimsley and Miranda Green ask whether Reform might be behind a Conservative extinction level event
But a robust fiscal and monetary framework is non-negotiable
To govern is to choose. We have been prepared to be unpopular when it was the right thing for the UK economy
A solid majority has said that they are fine with giving Elon Musk his shares
A rich convergence of plants from the Alps to the Arctic to the Med grace this rocky limestone region of western Ireland
The UK has the world’s longest tax code — and the politicians don’t seem keen to change that
Snap election creates uncertainty just as some investors increase exposure to European markets
The technology is there, now regulators need to play their part
Reforms to CGT need to take account of fairness, simplicity and enterprise
It’s only when things are bad that ‘great’ becomes a popular prefix
How the market blocks accountability
Macroeconomic policies in many countries have undergone significant improvements
My previous column on investment trusts filled my mailbag with expert responses
With shrinking audiences, the industry now has to face its latest potential threat — AI
From the algorithm that raises your insurance premium to institutional denials over state scandals, it’s a problem with deep roots
Fixing Britain’s problems will require bold and ambitious leadership
The payment firm’s long-term goal should give shareholders a bumpy ride
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