US jobs market yet to be seriously disrupted by AI, finds Yale study

Report says changes to occupational mix since release of ChatGPT in 2022 ‘sluggish’ compared with 1940s and 50s

Selfridges blames slump in tourists shopping for luxury goods as sales fall

Losses narrow to nearly £16m for 48 weeks to 4 January 2025 but group has not made pre-tax profit since 2019

Survey of bosses shows energy prices also a concern, as Bank policymakers warn inflation may take longer to drop

Insolvency firm running Lindsey oil refinery announces job losses after collapse of parent company Prax Group

Looming funding cuts to the US food assistance program come as food prices continue to rise under Trump’s administration

Researchers say findings show inequality creates toxic environment and reducing it is ‘a public health imperative’

Core disinflation process will continue as wage growth slows, BoE deputy governor explains

Conference speech sets out likely Labour economic argument at next general election and pitch to party

While Javier Milei’s shock therapy to tame inflation has won support from Washington and the IMF, ordinary Argentinians seem less impressed

Federal workers say they have little choice but to depart, with 100,000 leaving under deferred resignation program

After being promised last year they could ‘partner’ with party on policy, many executives are asking what happened

Retailers stock up on countdown gifts as Britain’s enthusiasm for (and spending on) spooky holiday grows

President places new duties on cabinets, vanities and sofas but national-security justification prompts puzzlement

Rate-setter Swati Dhingra denies high inflation is a ‘particularly British problem’ and says short-term factors are to blame

Britain will ‘actively engage’ with US over possible 100% duties, with truck and cabinet makers also in firing line