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Amazon fails to quiet tariffs concerns as it offers worse-than-expected financial outlook

Tech giant reported generally positive revenue numbers, but may not meet expectations on its operating income

Apple quietens Wall Street’s fears of China struggles and slow AI progress

Tech giant sees double-digit revenue rise, with huge gains in iPhone sales, despite stock-price drop and looming tariffs

Trump threatens drug giants with crackdown over prices

US president tells pharma firms to match lowest global prices or face crackdown, citing burden on US families

Trump extends deadline for tariff deal with Mexico by another 90 days

Move fuels speculation US president may also announce pauses for dozens of countries facing punitive levies from Friday

Rolls-Royce hits turbo speed. Now keep going for a decade

After years of false dawns, the company is churning out heaps of cash – the real measure of success in its business

The Guardian view on Trump’s tariffs: both a political and an economic threat

Editorial: The August deadline has come, but the dangers to international relations and to world trade are both as real as ever

Trump’s tariffs face skepticism in court hours before latest round is set to kick in

Federal appeals court mulls whether US president exceeded authority in imposing ‘reciprocal’ tariffs on trading partners

Canada braces as tariff deadline looms and talks with US ‘chaos machine’ drag

Ottawa is still trying to find a trade deal with Washington to avoid heavy tariffs as 1 August deadline approaches

Air traffic control failure an isolated incident, says UK minister after meeting

Nats blames ‘radar-related issue’ for disruption during which hundreds of flights were cancelled or delayed

Pound on track for worst month in almost two years; ‘no evidence of malign activity’ behind UK airport disruption – as it happened

Live, rolling coverage of business, economics and financial markets as minister Heidi Alexander says problem was ‘isolated event’ after meeting under-fire head of Nats air traffic controller

‘Shame on them’: Standard Chartered CEO decries banks that drop climate pledges

Bill Winters criticises those that have rowed back on green commitments or have gone quiet amid political pressure

Rail fares in Britain rise by inflation-busting 5.1% in a year

Campaigners say passengers are being priced out, with advance fares in south-east up by almost 10%

Productivity Commission proposes biggest company tax rate cut in 40 years

A 20% cut for small and medium businesses put forward as part of commission’s report on how to create more dynamic and resilient economy

Next gets sales lift from sunny weather and M&S disruption

Retailer raises forecast for second half of the year after full-price sales soar by 10.5% as winning streak continues

Rolls-Royce profits soar 50% on strong demand for jet engines

Shares hit record high on news that underlying operating profits climbed to £1.7bn in first half of 2025

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  • Amazon fails to quiet tariffs concerns as it offers worse-than-expected financial outlook
  • Apple quietens Wall Street’s fears of China struggles and slow AI progress
  • Trump threatens drug giants with crackdown over prices
  • Trump extends deadline for tariff deal with Mexico by another 90 days
  • Rolls-Royce hits turbo speed. Now keep going for a decade
  • The Guardian view on Trump’s tariffs: both a political and an economic threat
  • Trump’s tariffs face skepticism in court hours before latest round is set to kick in
  • Canada braces as tariff deadline looms and talks with US ‘chaos machine’ drag
  • Air traffic control failure an isolated incident, says UK minister after meeting
  • Pound on track for worst month in almost two years; ‘no evidence of malign activity’ behind UK airport disruption – as it happened
  • ‘Shame on them’: Standard Chartered CEO decries banks that drop climate pledges
  • Rail fares in Britain rise by inflation-busting 5.1% in a year
  • Productivity Commission proposes biggest company tax rate cut in 40 years
  • Next gets sales lift from sunny weather and M&S disruption
  • Rolls-Royce profits soar 50% on strong demand for jet engines
  • Shell profits down nearly a third after drop in gas prices
  • Animal rights group warns over ‘misleading’ footwear labelling
  • This trade deal is the EU’s Suez moment – its subservience to Trump is on show for all to see
  • Co-op expands its ‘food on the go’ offering with 15 new bitesize stores
  • Queensland Productivity Commission argues construction industry ‘reset’ needed to fix housing crisis and deliver Olympics
  • Tax rises in autumn would force our prices up, retailers tell Reeves
  • Countries failing to act on UN climate pledge to triple renewables, thinktank finds
  • Labour says firms will be penalised for late payments to suppliers
  • Trump plans to impose 50% tariff on copper pipes and wiring
  • Divided Fed leaves interest rates unchanged despite Trump pressure
  • UK air traffic control disruption: your rights as a passenger
  • Adani claims its export program helps contribute to sustainable energy – but experts say that’s ‘wilful disinformation’
  • US economy grows faster than expected as Trump announces 25% tariffs on India – as it happened
  • Trump imposes 25% tariff on India plus ‘penalty’ over ties to Russia
  • FDA’s top vaccine official leaves post after less than four months

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