Anna Isaac

Although UK may avoid tariffs, overall productivity could be impacted by tit-for-tat tariffs between economies

Rothschild & Co investigated complaint against the late financier in 2003 and he left shortly afterwards

Exclusive: Several women claim City grandee exploited his position to harass or sexually assault them in the 1990s

The networking and events business struggled with ‘rising rents’ and the aftermath of the pandemic

Exclusive: Some bidders demand temporary renationalisation to help cut debts and oust bosses

Around-the-clock work will be commonplace to tackle an M&A surge fuelled by tax changes, activist investors … and the Trump factor

Exclusive: UK’s biggest water company assessed risks before cutting back on cost of environmental work, investigation shows

Regulator says it will claw back £131m in ‘unjustified’ payments as it announces companies can increase bills by 36% by 2030

Exclusive: Long-awaited decision by water regulator Ofwat falls short of utility’s requested 59% rise

Britain’s biggest water supplier reports 40% increase in pollution incidents, blaming a wet spring and summer

Union says sale of Sunday paper to Tortoise would be a ‘betrayal of the Scott Trust’s commitment to the Observer’

Exclusive: Company has failed to tackle serious safety concerns or upgrade vital IT systems, Guardian investigation reveals

Exclusive: Company relies on obsolete tech and there are troubling security gaps, Guardian investigation suggests

Split comes despite chair’s preference for deal from group including US hedge funds Elliott Partners and Silver Point plus others

Reeves accused of betraying small family firms with inheritance tax rises

Exclusive: Rates of 33% to 39% being tested as Treasury source says tax-raising plans are in ‘complete disarray’

Nuclear waste dump in Cumbria pleaded guilty to leaving data that could threaten national security exposed for four years, says regulator

Rachel Reeves said to have dismissed concerns about policy, even though it contained ‘basic errors’

Tulip Siddiq says she will make a decision after Financial Conduct Authority reports back to her

Creditors may ease repayment terms to safeguard their current loans as troubled utility fights for survival