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  • US reaches deal ‘in principle’ with China

    December 12, 2019

    The US today reached a preliminary deal with China to end the year and a half long trade war that has slowed global growth and dampened investment around the world. A source briefed on the talks told Reuters: “The written agreement is still being formulated, but they have reached an agreement in principle.” Read more: [...]

  • The chaos of Brexit is nothing compared to the risk of Jeremy Corbyn

    December 12, 2019

    Every election is important, but some elections are indisputably more important than others. In the British context, the clearest examples of the past century have been 1945 and 1979. In both cases, the electorate decisively rejected the pre-election consensus that had held sway for an entire epoch.  In 1945, Labour’s New Jerusalem and capture of [...]

  • US Congress and White House agree ‘best deal ever’ to replace Nafta

    December 10, 2019

    US President Donald Trump and Nancy Pelosi have agreed on a replacement for the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta) with Canada and Mexico. The Democratic Speaker of the House of Representatives gave her support for the USMCA this afternoon.  Read more: US and Canada quash fears with last-minute deal to revamp Nafta In exchange [...]

  • Whoever wins this election, our politics will remain in flux

    December 10, 2019

    Nothing except an election lost can be half so melancholy as an election won. That’s what the Duke of Wellington might have said after he swapped the battlefield for politics. Come Friday morning, each of the major parties will be reckoning with the result — and may find pain in victory as well as defeat.  [...]

  • Neil Woodford shuts offices as investment business winds down

    December 10, 2019

    Neil Woodford’s investment company has moved out of its Oxfordshire offices as the business continues the process of closing down. Former star stockpicker Woodford announced that he was shutting down Woodford Investment Management in October, following a dramatic fall from grace that had seen his flagship fund frozen for several months. Read more: City regulator [...]

  • Sorrell’s S4 Capital appoints two new directors as it turns focus to Asia

    December 10, 2019

    Sir Martin Sorrell’s digital ad firm S4 Capital has appointed two new directors to its board as it turns its focus to Asia. S4 today announced that Naoko Okumoto and Margaret Ma Connolly will join as non-executive directors with immediate effect. Read more: Martin Sorrell’s S4 Capital boosts revenue and profit The appointments mean that [...]

  • Amazon sues Pentagon over claims Trump to blame for failure to win $10bn defence contract

    December 9, 2019

    Amazon has opened legal proceedings against the Pentagon, alleging that the online giant was denied a $10bn (£7.6bn) US defence contract due to US President Donald Trump’s personal vendetta against chief executive Jeff Bezos. In a court filing made public today, Amazon claimed that its failure to secure the contract was result of improper pressure [...]

  • North Korea brands Trump an ‘erratic old man’

    December 9, 2019

    A senior North Korean official has called US president Donald Trump a “heedless and erratic old man” as the rekindled war of words between the two countries heats up. In a statement carried on state media, ruling party vice chairman Kim Yong Chol described Trump as impatient and rebuked him over his rhetoric.  Read more: [...]

  • Watch Tesla boss Elon Musk take his Cybertruck out for a spin

    December 9, 2019

    Outspoken Tesla boss Elon Musk has yet again used his celebrity status to promote his latest product, taking the controversial Cybertruck out for a night on the town in Malibu. The eccentric billionaire, who was last week cleared of defamation for calling a British cave diver a “pedo guy” on Twitter, arrived at paparazzi hotspot [...]

  • The best and worst political adverts of the General Election 2019 campaign

    December 9, 2019

    It is the holiday season, and every day another Christmas advertising campaign drops. But this year, a festive election is happening for the first time in 96 years — and whether we like it or not, it’s hanging over everything. In no particular order, and with a pinch of non-partisan cynicism, here are some honest [...]

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