Scotland’s new anti-free speech law is a wicked product of an increasingly censored society that must be woken up, writes James Price Nearly four years ago, we were all trapped…
As Scrabble’s modern update sparks backlash, Anna Moloney looks into the history of the board game – and its divisive nature As Barbie fever fades to a muted pink, Mattel…
A new report urging foreign policy reform seems more interested in hand-wringing about colonialism than facing up to the reality of great power competition, says Ollie Ryan Tucker Every diagnosis…
A US-based rating agency, Fitch, downgraded its long-term perspective on China to negative, in the late hours of Tuesday, while maintaining the country’s A+ credit rating. Fitch, the rating agency,…
Moving markets today: Asian markets subdued, oil prices steady, gold climbs; Boeing hit by whistleblower claims, New Zealand central bank keeps rates unchanged; All eyes on US inflation, Fed meeting…
When Tottenham Hotspur recruited Ange Postecoglou from Celtic before the start of the season he hit the headlines for his determination to change the way the club played their football.…
Where the City’s top thinkers get a few things off their chest. Today , Neil Bennett, global co-CEO of H/Advisors, takes the pen to talk wealth taxes, the ONS, and…
Over the next couple of weeks, the latest batch of data about the UK economy will be published giving the latest snapshot of how the economy is performing. On Friday,…
Around one in seven, or 7.4m, UK adults struggled to pay their bills and credit repayments in January, according to a survey by the City regulator, as the cost of…
As stocks like Nvidia have risen over 200 per cent in the last year, some are worried an AI bubble is emerging. Jess Jones and Elliot Gulliver-Needham take a closer…