Launch of East West Rail services to be delayed in row over guards on trains
Trains between Oxford and Milton Keynes put back to 2026 partly due to dispute, Chiltern Railways says
Onboard the world’s largest sailing cargo ship: is this the future of travel and transport?
The Neoliner Origin set off on its inaugural two-week voyage from France to the US with the aim of revolutionising the notoriously dirty shipping industry
‘Out of touch’ hereditary peers criticised for voting against workers’ rights
Lords look ‘undemocratic and firmly against interest of working people’, say senior trade union and Labour figures
Ocado’s share price is back where it started. Are its robots just too fancy?
Delivery company struggling to convince US chain Kroger, its most important customer, of the virtues of automation
The Guardian view on crypto’s latest crash: it reveals who pays the price for a failing economy
Editorial: The bitcoin collapse lifts the lid on a society without opportunity, where risk is privatised and rightwingers sell illusions of freedom while ordinary punters bear losses
Visma approaches City grandee to act as chair if €20bn London listing goes ahead
Norwegian software group looks to ex-Worldpay boss Sir Ron Kalifa as it weighs up blockbuster flotation in London or Stockholm
Klarna says AI drive has helped halve staff numbers and boost pay
Buy now, pay later firm says pay has risen by 60% with staff numbers mostly cut by attrition and tech investment
Tories and Reform spout imaginary numbers as they fight for attention
Back-of-an envelope calculations by Kemi Badenoch, Mel Stride and Nigel Farage are nothing but political fever dreams
FTSE 100 in biggest drop since April as stock market sell-off continues – as it happened
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as shares fall across Asia and bitcoin hits a seven-month low
ExxonMobil to shut chemicals plant in Fife with loss of up to 450 jobs
US oil firm blames UK government policy and supply costs for closure of site near Cowdenbeath
Musicians losing out on millions due to wrongly allocated UK royalties, new research finds
Regarding music played in UK nightclubs, more than £5.7m each year is allegedly allocated by performing rights societies to the wrong artists
Bond markets could force Rachel Reeves ‘to do a secondary budget’, City investor warns
David Zahn of Franklin Templeton said bond yields could rise in response to chancellor’s fiscal plans and government would have to react
Workers at US landscape company sue Trump ally over human-trafficking raid
Employees at the Utah company Rubicon are filing a lawsuit against former state attorney general Sean Reyes
Crypto market sheds more than $1tn in six weeks amid fears of tech bubble
Bitcoin price at lowest level since April while FTSE 100 falls as Google boss warns there is ‘irrationality’ in AI boom
Florida workers with criminal records trapped by temp agencies, report finds
Former prisoners feel ‘disposable’ after being driven to accept jobs that often pay lower wages and have no benefits