It entered the 1950s with a beautiful sports car, the XK120, and later the Mark VII saloon, both powered by a sophisticated six-cylinder engine. And in 1955, it introduced a smaller saloon in the form ...

Denied a voice at every turn, these victims now demand their day in court. This is why the upcoming hearing at the East African Court of Justice will be watched so closely. For these communities, the ...

Complaints to the UK ombudsman about alleged mis-selling of car finance have more than doubled from a year earlier, increasing the urgency for regulators to seek a solution to the growing controversy.

“The reality is that Luxembourg has become the gateway to Europe for large private equity funds, so if you want to market to European investors you’re almost certainly going to do that through ...

Your correspondents write that the US indictment of Gautam Adani “raise[s] new questions about the probity and integrity of Indian regulators and business leaders, while casting doubts on the nation’s ...

Tariffs are a lot easier to implement in order both to raise public revenue and to give some incentive for domestic production of selected industries. Second, the north-east Asian success stories, ...

An abrupt change of course on US subsidies would come at a time when demand is already slowing in developed economies ...

I was delighted to see your report that COP29 delegates at Baku were weighing appeals to national financial self-interest (“The selfish case for climate finance”, Report, November 20). I also wished ...

I read with interest your recent pieces on the issue of rigour and relevance in our business schools (“Balancing theory and application in business school research”, and “Business school and the ...

Yemi Osinbajo’s analysis of widespread sovereign debt distress in poorer countries is compelling in many respects (“How to fight the silent debt crisis engulfing the global south”, Opinion, November ...