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French government issues warning to RN over budget battle

Far-right party has promised to maintain pressure until all ‘red line’ demands are met

How Black Friday transformed from chaotic mall mobs to a month of deals—and the surprising reason it’s not all about the internet

The annual sales event no longer creates the midnight mall crowds or doorbuster mayhem of recent decades. Here’s why: Read More

Los Angeles oil field owner sues California over law that would require it to stop production and plug its wells

Inglewood Oil Field owner Sentinel Peak argues in the lawsuit, filed this week, that the law, which was signed in ...

UK transport secretary Louise Haigh admits historic offence over phone claim

Labour MP told police that work phone had been stolen in mugging, only to find it later

MPs to vote on assisted dying in landmark decision

Controversial proposal has split parliament and cabinet, with outcome too close to call

Louise Haigh resigns as UK transport secretary over phone offence

Labour MP admitted pleading guilty a decade ago to a minor offence over a phone she falsely reported as stolen

Yen strengthens past ¥150 against dollar on BoJ rate rise expectations

Japanese currency’s rally makes it one of the best performing among G10 group this week

Sanofi’s chief digital officer says remote work means employees lose the ‘serendipity’ needed to innovate

“I think we were contrarians,” Sanofi’s chief digital officer Emmanuel Frenehard told Fortune. “I think the contrarians are becoming the ...

Prius-style hybrids could be sold after 2030 in loosening of EV rules

Ministers explore ways to water down Britain’s sales mandate after car industry warns on jobs

Trump’s corporate picks raise conflict of interest fears

Business and financial interests will be hard to disentangle from government in new administration, critics charge

Fentanyl deaths are falling. What’s behind the decline?

The evidence points to changes in the drug supply

Is there such a thing as too much parental leave?

Done the wrong way, it can have awkward effects

Elon Musk: the ‘wild card’ in Trump’s dealings with China

Do the billionaire’s longstanding ties to Beijing represent a diplomatic opportunity or a clash of political and business interests?

Chinese bond market grapples with ‘Japanification’

Deflation fuels ‘inexorable’ slide in China’s long-term sovereign bond yields below Japan’s for the first time

France should heed the ‘grumpy mum’ warnings on debt

The convergence of French yields with Greece’s is a reality check

Canada’s competition watchdog sues Google

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Canada to strengthen border after Trump tariff threat

Trudeau government races to head off US president’s concerns

Britain’s government must rebuild business confidence

Labour needs employers and wealth creators to propel its ambitions for growth

Is France heading for a Greek-style debt crisis?

Investors have been rattled by political paralysis and parlous public finances

Reeves pushes back multiyear UK spending review until June

Delay from planned spring 2025 Treasury announcement will extend period of uncertainty for government departments

Flurry of takeover activity sweeps UK market

Renewi and Loungers both agree deals while Direct Line rebuffs approach

George Osborne among 4 Robey Warshaw partners to split £70mn

Highest paid partner, assumed to be co-founder Simon Robey, received £40.5mn

Aviva goes direct to Direct Line shareholders

Move could pave the way for a hostile takeover of smaller rival

Southern Water sinks to record operating loss

UK utility wants to increase average annual household bills to £734 by 2030

Keira Knightley, who got an agent at 6, says her daughters will focus on academics, not acting: ‘You need those pieces of paper saying you’re smart’

‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ star Kiera Knightley said she wished she had done an Open University course after starring in ...

Russian central bank takes desperate stand to halt collapsing ruble and fierce inflation

Worth a fraction of a penny now, the ruble has fallen to lows not seen since March 2022 in the ...

Billionaire Bernard Arnault tells court he was ‘completely unaware’ ex-spy chief had allegedly abused powers to protect LVMH

LVMH and Arnault settled with magistrates out of court in 2021, paying €10 million in fines. Read More

How to watch NFL games on Thanksgiving 2024 live online for free—and without cable

The Lions take the field, of course. Read More

K-pop group NewJeans ditches their label HYBE, alleging ‘mistreatment’ and ‘manipulation’

“This is not the type of work ethic we respect and not one we want to be a part of,” ...

London should take a chance on Shein’s fast-fashion IPO

The risks in the business and governance of the fast-fashion group do not justify rejecting a UK listing