The “glass cliff”, the tendency to appoint women to lead organisations already in crisis is not a footnote to this story but central to it. Coupled with evidence that female chief executives are more ...

And they certainly won’t be doing so if Reform delivers on its promise of Doge-style cuts to council services.

It is good to see that the UK government has rediscovered its enthusiasm for international law in its resistance to American use of UK bases to bomb Iran (“UK expresses unease over allowing use of its ...

Who can fix it?” (February 18) midwives are mentioned 20 times, whereas obstetricians are mentioned only twice. Is this a reflection of the current reality of critical clinical decision making within ...

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Salesforce, which produces software to track customer relationships, has faced considerable pressure from investors amid a market rout spurred by the risk posed by AI start-ups such as Anthropic to ...

British far-right activist Tommy Robinson was hosted at the US state department on Wednesday, as the Trump administration seeks to cultivate closer ties with conservative and far-right groups across ...

Tehran is seeking to tempt Donald Trump with investments in its oil and gas reserves as it seeks to stave off an attack ...

European top-flight football clubs lost more than €1bn last year despite record revenues of more than €30bn, according to new data that highlights the challenges facing the growing list of ...

Engie has agreed to buy UK Power Networks, Britain’s biggest electricity distribution company, for £10.5bn, as the French ...

First Solar’s shares slid on Wednesday as pressure from Donald Trump’s tariffs and a slowdown in demand for clean energy weigh on the sector. The solar panel manufacturer’s shares dropped 14 per cent ...

Restrictions eased for island nation’s private companies but deals involving military or government remain prohibited ...