Philip R. Lane: The outlook for the euro area economy

Number two is trying harder

But conflict is worsening its industrial divide

The rush for the exits by wealthy investors in private credit funds is far from done. But even as the rich run away from direct lending, they aren’t abandoning alternative assets. Instead, they look to be chasing the next hot thing: infrastructure finance.

Intelligence service cites ‘low but growing risk’ of troop movement into neighbouring country or assault on infrastructure

The more details that emerge about the agreement to settle an antitrust lawsuit that would’ve blocked Paramount Skydance’s $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, the more blame has been heaped on one man: California Attorney General Rob Bonta.

The prime minister must tell voters that Labour’s manifesto has been superseded by world events, both economic and military

ECB Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel to resign to take senior role at IMF

Mark Zuckerberg is on to something. Hot on the heels of Meta Platforms Inc.’s hugely well-received launch of its Muse personal AI agent, Zuckerberg announced on Wednesday evening the next phase: a “Tamagotchi-like” pendant for interacting with the cuddly assistant on the go. It’s slated to be out in

Federal Reserve Board issues enforcement action with former employee of Sandy Spring Bank