PwC shrank its global workforce in the past year and abandoned a five-year hiring target as it grappled with slower revenue ...

Even accounting for the market’s growth, this year’s moves have been extraordinary. Bank of America analysis shows that 2025 ...

Investors in Argentina were riding high yesterday. The country’s currency and government bonds surged after a landslide ...

Founder Bill Foley accused of paying himself millions of dollars in dividends and remuneration from holding company ...

The Fed story has evolved only slightly since rates were cut in September to 4 to 4.25 per cent. With the US government ...

Options and ETF frenzy have helped make largest US stocks more volatile, raising stakes ahead of Big Tech earnings ...

Bechtel president Craig Albert told the Financial Times industry could deliver on the president’s executive orders to start ...

Tuna is Princes’ best-known own-brand product in the UK where it makes the bulk of its sales, but its fish unit is only about ...

The indigo wardrobe staple is back — and this time, it’s personal, political and worth $121.5bn in global sales ...

Bike helmets may seem like a faff, but just buckle up, says Dr Sabine Donnai, a physician and founder of Viavi, a health clinic that offers brain mapping and cognitive tests. “Closed head injuries can ...

Increasing numbers of ageing, uneconomical or potentially dangerous dams are being demolished around the world. Removing dams can improve the health of rivers and restore ecosystems, but as the FT’s ...

Fed officials had previously agreed to end QT once the US banking system showed signs of shifting from a so-called abundant level of liquidity to a regime where they had “ample” supplies of reserves.