With the UK’s cheapest deals 40% more expensive than a year ago, here’s how to limit the damage
Non-binding deal comes as India’s biggest listed media group faces shareholder revolt
Wages and education ‘significantly impacted’, brief says, as US Supreme Court weighs latest challenge to Roe vs Wade
Stock market debut comes as wave of companies seek listings, including Allbirds and Rent the Runway
Federal Reserve’s latest monthly update is due later on Wednesday
Plus, Chinese government calms investor nerves and Martin Wolf calls on central bank to reduce asset purchases
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CurveGlobal Markets has failed to win enough business and will cease trading in January
The bottlenecks are not going away
Proposals could force operators to become ‘more Chinese’ as Beijing cracks down on capital outflow
‘Data is the new frontline in workers’ rights’
Lawyers warn of risk contravening anti-discrimination rules
Moves are now being made to curb flaring, but how effective will they be?
Losses limited after indebted developer says it will pay onshore bond coupon due this week
Plus, DraftKings’ attempt to take over a UK rival and a Silicon Valley boardroom battle featuring an A-list cast of dealmakers
Brussels weighs use of powers that link cohesion funds to bloc’s values
MEPs consider scrapping proposal in favour of alternatives such as tougher regulation
Australian experience is familiar to some who have worked on big defence contracts with French companies
Populist cleric viewed in west as potential buffer against Iran determined to cement power
Central bank also set to update ‘dot plot’ projecting when it might be ready to raise rates again
Nippon Gases says region’s producers face same pressures as UK rivals
Regulator’s application of 50-year-old statute would have ‘significant, deleterious effect’, trade groups say
Your views on the three things businesses can do with their profits should influence the content of your portfolio
In a candid conversation, the French actress discusses performance, personality and presence with her friend, the film director Florian Zeller
Automation gathers pace as logistics groups struggle to find workers to deal with surge in next-day deliveries
Complaint over funding reflects broader concern about pace of action to meet decarbonisation goals
Wider obligations must apply to all companies, not just a select few
Economists say official figures may overstate number of people still reliant on government wage subsidies
Net zero push costing £1bn is part of plans to slash emissions from one of Scotland’s largest industrial sites
More than 130,000 retirees in line for payouts amounting to thousands of pounds
Even Beijing may not know whether it will be comfortable with Big Tech in the future and in what form
MPs concerned about dominance of big labels and the effect of their deals with streaming services on musicians
