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Tread carefully with reform of bank ringfencing, chancellor

Ditching the regulation in its entirety risks another financial crisis. Stamp duty on shares remains the background drag

JP Morgan chief defends independence of Fed chair amid Trump attacks

Jamie Dimon cautions against interference as treasury secretary says process to replace Jerome Powell has begun

Reeves says rules and red tape are ‘boot on the neck’ of business

At the Mansion House dinner she calls for regulators to allow more risk to clear the way for economic growth

BAE Systems says it is ‘confident’ of receiving orders for Typhoon jets

Unite union had raised concerns over roughly 500 jobs in assembly lines due to a lack of future export orders

Workers at Hinkley Point C nuclear plant stage wildcat strike over alleged bullying

Hundreds of mechanical engineers stopped work in protest over ‘management practices’ at construction site

FTSE 100 breaks 9,000-point barrier to reach new high

London’s blue-chip index has risen 10% in 2025 helped by investor flight from US stocks amid Trump’s trade policies

FTSE 100 share index hits 9,000 points for the first time; US inflation rate rises to 2.7% – as it happened

London stock market hits new peak, Thames Water reports £1.6bn loss, and Rachel Reeves outlines ‘Leeds reforms’ for financial services

US inflation rose in June as Trump’s tariffs start to show in prices

Inflation remains far below the peaks seen three years ago, when price increases reached as high as 9%

Elon Musk’s Grok chatbot melts down – and then wins a military contract

It was a week of lows and highs for the tech billionaire after the CEO of X resigned and its AI chatbot declared itself a super-Nazi – followed by scoring a contract of up to $200m

Reeves unveils City strategy aimed at cutting red tape and fuelling UK growth

‘Leeds Reforms’ include streamlined accountability for senior bankers and a campaign to get more consumers investing in stock market

Thames Water warns nationalisation is likely if emergency creditor talks fall

Company slumps to a £1.6bn annual loss as it blames rainfall for rise in pollution incidents

Starbucks tells corporate staff in US and Canada to work in office at least four days a week

Seattle-based coffee chain offers payment to those who choose to quit instead as it seeks to ‘re-establish in-office culture’

Thousands of vehicles sit idle at EU port as Trump’s tariffs leave their mark

Port of Antwerp-Bruges figures show 15.9% drop in export of cars, vans, trucks and tractors to US

Fear of being ordered back to office affecting UK staff wellbeing, poll finds

Exclusive: More than a third of employees surveyed say stories about firms hardening stance have had impact

To hoard or not to hoard? UK consumers on the pros and cons of cash

Events such as the Iberian power blackout have led some to go back to physical money, but others are not convinced

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  • Tread carefully with reform of bank ringfencing, chancellor
  • JP Morgan chief defends independence of Fed chair amid Trump attacks
  • Reeves says rules and red tape are ‘boot on the neck’ of business
  • BAE Systems says it is ‘confident’ of receiving orders for Typhoon jets
  • Workers at Hinkley Point C nuclear plant stage wildcat strike over alleged bullying
  • FTSE 100 breaks 9,000-point barrier to reach new high
  • FTSE 100 share index hits 9,000 points for the first time; US inflation rate rises to 2.7% – as it happened
  • US inflation rose in June as Trump’s tariffs start to show in prices
  • Elon Musk’s Grok chatbot melts down – and then wins a military contract
  • Reeves unveils City strategy aimed at cutting red tape and fuelling UK growth
  • Thames Water warns nationalisation is likely if emergency creditor talks fall
  • Starbucks tells corporate staff in US and Canada to work in office at least four days a week
  • Thousands of vehicles sit idle at EU port as Trump’s tariffs leave their mark
  • Fear of being ordered back to office affecting UK staff wellbeing, poll finds
  • To hoard or not to hoard? UK consumers on the pros and cons of cash
  • Reeves to say cuts to City red tape will bring trickle-down benefits to households
  • Hot weather lifts UK spending as fans and sports gear add to sales
  • From Tammy to Tamagotchi: Hamleys releases list of 100 top toys of all time
  • Buyers of ‘greenest’ new EVs under £37,000 can get discount under UK scheme
  • UK’s clean electricity growing too slowly to meet climate targets, report says
  • UK politics: Tories’ energy policy shows they are ‘anti-science, anti-jobs, anti-future’ Miliband tells MPs – as it happened
  • Trump’s 30% tariffs would eliminate EU-US trade, says chief negotiator Šefčovič
  • Post Office could hand ownership to staff amid review after Horizon scandal
  • Bank of England governor says jobs slowdown could prompt rate cut; European markets fall after Trump tariff threat – as it happened
  • English water firm doubles CEO’s pay despite ‘elevated concern’ over finances
  • Pound drops after Bank of England says it could further cut interest rates if jobs market slows
  • Thames Water announces hosepipe ban as dry weather depletes reservoirs
  • US undocumented farm workers feel ‘hunted like animals’ amid Trump’s immigration raids
  • Tax pubs on profit not turnover, urges Greene King boss
  • O2 decided my phone order was fraud and shut my account

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