can Labour’s plan to become a ‘superpower’ pay off?
Labour has put energy at the heart of its general election campaign, promising to turn Britain into an “energy superpower”… Read More »can Labour’s plan to become a ‘superpower’ pay off?
Labour has put energy at the heart of its general election campaign, promising to turn Britain into an “energy superpower”… Read More »can Labour’s plan to become a ‘superpower’ pay off?
Unlock Editor’s Digest for free FT editor Roula Khalaf selects her favorite stories in this weekly newsletter. The chief executive… Read More »M&S boss awarded £4.7m pay package amid retailer’s recovery
Vermont is the first state to pass a law requiring fossil fuel companies to pay a portion of the damage… Read More »Vermont is the first state to make oil companies pay for climate change damage after the Republican governor failed to veto a bill
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An interpreter for Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani has agreed to plead guilty after secretly transferring about $17 million… Read More »The Dodger superstar’s confidante pleaded guilty to stealing $17 million from the power hitter to pay off his debts
Sweden has taken the bold step of cutting interest rates, surprising some analysts and marking a new phase in global… Read More »Sweden breaks tradition of cutting interest rates before the Fed, but will it pay off?
The UK’s gender pay gap has fallen to its lowest recorded level but it will take decades before the earnings… Read More »UK’s gender pay gap will take decades to close at current rate
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The NCAA and major college conferences are weighing a possible settlement in an antitrust dispute that could cost them billions… Read More »The NCAA and top college conferences could pay $3 billion and share the proceeds with athletes to settle an antitrust dispute