Trump official confirmed to Fed board but court rejects Lisa Cook removal bid
Senate votes 48-47 to confirm Stephen Miran as Fed governor but court rules Cook may remain in place
Reeves to host bosses of UK and US financial firms as Trump visit begins
Chancellor hosting Downing Street talks with Treasury secretary, which are aimed at securing more US investment
Weakening net zero policy ‘will spook investors’, warns UK’s climate adviser
Nigel Topping says shifting course risks deterring capital, as he urges ministers to hold firm on green transition
Hackers steal private data of Gucci, Balenciaga and McQueen customers
Cybercriminals steal details of potentially millions of people in attack on labels’ parent company Kering
Argos was a bad buy – but Sainsbury’s doesn’t need to sell at a silly price
Talks to sell the retailer to China’s JD.com are over, but they highlight that a sale on respectable terms should be possible
UK-US nuclear deal: what does it mean and will it really lead to a ‘golden age’?
Starmer announced multibillion-pound link-up to build ‘mini-nukes’ likely to be signed during Trump visit
US agrees commercial terms on TikTok sale, as Trump says China talks went ‘very well’ – as it happened
The US and China have reached a framework deal on short-video app TikTok at talks in Madrid today, US treasury secretary Scott Bessent has said
Chinese economy slows amid Trump trade war and weaker consumer spending
Slowing growth in factory output and retail sales prompts calls for fresh economic stimulus
Google’s huge new Essex datacentre to emit 570,000 tonnes of CO2 a year
Exclusive: Planning documents show impact of Thurrock ‘hyperscale’ unit as UK attempts to ramp up AI capacity
Texas now restricts Chinese nationals from buying property. Is it alien land laws all over again?
Senate Bill 17 prohibits many people and businesses from China, Iran, Russia and North Korea from buying most types of real estate
Late-November budget may affect Christmas shopping, says Aldi boss
Discount supermarket’s UK boss says potential budget measures may weigh on consumer spending decisions
More than 40% of private renters ration energy use to afford bills, study finds
Citizens Advice says 4.5 million people in England and Wales had to cut use, with some skipping hot meals and wearing gloves inside
‘A lack of care’: how big companies still fail bereaved customers
Those trying to report a death can face bureaucracy, costly delays and other shocking mistakes
Car seats being sold online in UK that risk lives of children, Which? finds
Consumer group says uncertified car seats that put lives of children in danger are being sold by leading online retailers
UK and US line up string of deals to build modular nuclear reactors in Britain
Agreements include plan to build 12 reactors in Hartlepool with Centrica, creating 2,500 jobs, and fast-tracking UK and US safety checks