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  • Rentokil shares slide almost 20 per cent as demand weakens in North America

    Markets

    Pest control giant Rentokil’s share price slid 17 per cent on Thursday morning following a slow appetite from the North American residential market.  The FTSE 100 firm’s shares tumbled on market open from 443.30p to 398.60p, despite reporting a 6.7 per cent rise in group revenue for the first six months of the year to [...]

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  • I’ve lived the American Dream but as the country turns 250 I’m watching it die

    Opinion

    The American Dream is being snatched away by regressive economic policies and predatory capitalist practices that prioritise the interests of the ultra-wealthy over the well-being of the median American, says Lewis Liu I am the quintessential product of the American Dream. My first memory is of meeting my father at three and a half. I [...]

  • Give me liberty or give me death? Americans choose both

    Opinion

    Americans’ obsession with customisation and convenience is killing them, says Lewis Liu A few months ago, I went partying with a bunch of Gen Z Silicon Valley tech bros. This was perhaps not the best idea for a nearly 40-year-old dad, but my 10-year-younger brother was back in New York from Stanford for a few [...]

  • Musk advocates for ‘effective free-trade zone’ between the US and Europe

    April 6, 2025

    Elon Musk has voiced his support for an “effective free-trade zone” between Europe and the US, days after US President Donald Trump imposed a sweeping set of tariffs on the world. Trump placed a 20 per cent tariff on most EU goods going into America on April 2, as well as a range of tariffs [...]

  • China imposes 34 per cent reciprocal tariffs on US goods

    April 4, 2025

    China has announced it will impose reciprocal tariffs on US good after US President Donald Trump unveiled huge customs taxes yesterday, 2 April. The reciprocal tariff on US goods will be 34 per cent, the Ministry of Commerce said on Friday. As of 2 April, America has a 54 per cent tariff on Chinese goods [...]

  • Week in Business: Will Donald Trump’s trade war blow up the UK economy?

    April 3, 2025

    Liberation Day, Independence Day, the greatest day in American history? Or the end of the global economic order and the start of a dangerous new world? In the end it was classic Trump, sometimes reading from an autocue as if for the first time, sometimes veering off script in erratic directions, calling out supporters in [...]

  • The new model of American success: Win at all costs

    March 13, 2025

    America has always been a hyper-individualistic society, but in the turbo-charged Trump era something has changed, says Lewis Liu “What happened to your country?”  “Surely most Americans don’t agree with what is happening?”  Every single non-American I’ve encountered over the last six weeks has asked me questions like this. Over the past month, I’ve spent [...]

  • How does America ‘regulate for growth’?

    February 1, 2025

    Government is not always best placed to get the balance right between protecting the public and reducing burdens on businesses. The US offers a tried-and-tested alternative, says Joshua Flax The news that the Prime Minister and Chancellor recently wrote to regulators asking them to remove obstacles to economic growth raises the question about what “regulating [...]

  • Lagarde urges EU leaders to negotiate ‘not retaliate’ on Trump tariffs

    November 28, 2024

    Christine Lagarde said that a global trade war was "in nobody's interest" and would likely lead to a "global reduction of GDP".

  • Arthouse cinema chain Curzon acquired by Fortress

    November 12, 2024

    UK arthouse cinema chain Curzon has been acquired by US-based Fortress Investment Group The deal, which has been agreed for an undisclosed sum, includes the firm’s cinemas, film distribution company and online streaming service. It’s the latest acquisition of a UK company by a US buyer, with a strong dollar and low British valuations attracting [...]

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