Kasia Broussalian Mark Carney will replace Justin Trudeau as Canada’s prime minister. The country’s Liberal party made the announcement yesterday after a leadership vote.

It was left to 83-year-old Perella, whose ownership stake in PWP far exceeded Weinberg’s, to tell the court how the world of high finance had changed since 1988, when he famously started his own ...

Broadcaster’s spending under scrutiny as it enters talks with the government over the future of the licence fee ...

What happens in the White House over the next four years may influence financial markets for decades to come. Retirees, like ...

John Ridding, group chief executive of the Financial Times, will step down after almost 20 years in which he has led the ...

The latest long-term forecast from Opec, the club of petroleum exporting nations, predicts that the world will use 120mn barrels of oil per day in 2050 — up from 104mn barrels today. Oil companies ...

Donald Trump has declined to rule out either a recession or higher inflation while dismissing the concerns of business over a ...

In his own role outside work as a board member of the Care Workers’ Charity, Jones says there is a need for home care to do a ...

The tariff dance takes yet another step and BlackRock is getting into the ports business. Plus, Donald Trump has given new life to Canada’s ruling party. Eric Platt Donald Trump started to kind of ...

Novo’s share price fell 8 per cent on Monday, having previously dived in December after a late-stage trial of CagriSema in overweight or obese people without diabetes found they lost an average of ...

New plans and their unintended consequences ...

George Parker talks to Robert Shrimsley, Miranda Green and US defence and foreign affairs correspondent, Felicia Schwartz ...