Unilever’s bid for GSK consumables isn’t quite the shocker it seems

This could be a long campaign and, despite all the difficulties, there is a logic to the proposal

Credit Suisse boss António Horta-Osório resigns over Covid breaches

Former chief executive of Lloyds attended Wimbledon when he should have been in quarantine

Former Labour minister, City grandee and chair of Guardian Media Group, hailed by Gordon Brown

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After illness dogged his early years, the banker rose to run Barclays before being forced out. Now he’s riding the fintech boom

London-based firm founded by Swiss surfing enthusiast Guillaume Pousaz overtakes worth of rival Revolut

Birgitte Bonnesen accused of fraud and market manipulation in relation to high-risk transactions in Baltics

Our business writers pick their contenders for the headlines in 2022, from startups to venerable high street favourites

Antonio Horta-Osório flew in from Switzerland in July without isolating for 10 days, as was required

Scheduling issue leads to about 75,000 people and companies being paid a second time in error

From a new Covid variant to rampant inflation, the global economy faces some daunting risks in the new year

4,735 branches have shut or been earmarked for closure in last six years according to consumer group Which?

Roosevelt built back better after the depression by taxing the rich, introducing capital controls and altering the balance between labour and capital

Ex-TSB chief has ‘unrivalled business experience and will bring an outsider’s eye to the NHS’

Egregious oversight lapses at NatWest and Standard Chartered suggests boards are not earning their lavish pay