The Israeli military has admitted to “professional failures” and said it would sack an officer, after an incident in which ...

Elon Musk’s cost-cutting team has set its sights on the National Gallery of Art, as the billionaire’s so-called Department of ...

Logistics group DHL is suspending some parcel deliveries to the US from Monday as it struggles to cope with the extra costs ...

Also in today’s newsletter, an interview with South Korea’s acting president, and Trump’s trade war hits New York’s Chinatown ...

GE Vernova, formed a year ago after the conglomerate’s break-up, is investing nearly $600mn to expand its former headquarters ...

Today he is responsible for what is thought to be the biggest case in British legal history: a £36bn class action against ...

One of Paris’s more anticipated openings of 2025 comes from a trio who started out almost two decades ago by opening a single ...

Her branding was inspired by Chanel and her avant-garde furniture bought by the likes of Churchill and the Savoy Hotel. A new ...

Dimon’s greatest ire was aimed at meetings. “Kill” them, he wrote. If they happen, make sure they have a hard start and end ...

Demure needn’t mean conservative though. The SS25 collections lend wedding-guest florals fresh appeal, from Bally’s chintzy ...

Buyers of cocoa, generally regarded as an “inelastic” commodity, are undeterred when their cost per metric tonne rises.

Luxury chocolatiers are shrugging off volatile raw material costs to enjoy a boom in demand, saying some consumers are responding to the higher prices and reduced cocoa content in mass-market products ...