MPs urge ministers to break off Thames Water talks with US hedge funds

Efra committee calls for emergency legislation enabling government to take public control of the company

Find a credible plan for British Steel, ministers told as ‘startling’ costs soar

Government spending watchdog warns of ‘startling’ price of keeping publicly owned firm in business

HMRC wins challenge over John Griffin’s claim to be non-dom despite having lived in England since childhood

Andrew Griffith is keen on clearing red tape. Good job he wasn’t part of a Treasury team that abolished the Office for Tax Simplification

Europe’s largest financial technology company confirmed it had fallen victim to an impersonation scam last week

Candidates describe feelings of rejection after submitting hundreds of applications but getting a handful of interviews

Although Mark Carney welcomed offer to become bloc’s first associate member, no one seems to know what that means

It comes after the Green leader, who is standing as a candidate in the Holborn and St Pancras byelection, recorded a campaign video in Urdu

The UK central bank has announced shakeup of its bond sales programme as it unwinds massive balance sheet

The country’s migration settings have become a source of discontent – but will Tony Burke’s approach be seen as the right mix?

BoE lays out proposal to sell UK bonds back to the government, and wind up the asset purchase scheme launched after the GFC

PM’s push to cut cost of living threatened by rising inflation and government borrowing costs as geopolitics hit home

FTSE 100 retailer, which owns UK rights to US brands Gap and Victoria’s Secret, says prices could rise in autumn

Central bank announces surprise plan to sell billions of pounds in government bonds back to the Treasury

Washington and Florida insiders are exploring lucrative deals for a post-communist Cuba crushed by ever-increasing US sanctions