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The supermarket’s generally laudable position on ‘colleague’ pay glosses over the lowest-paid workers
A tidying-up exercise by UK ministers isn’t enough for an industry transformed by a wave of innovation
Conflating complicated long-term market reform with flip-flopping over windfall taxes is odd and unhelpful
Allowing carriers to curb summer schedules may be a necessary evil but underlines issues with take-off and landing slots
The government’s approach is being reimagined for political reasons on the hoof
Using national security powers to make chip designer list in London shows drift from stated aims of new rules
One issue is asymmetry of information and experience, another the recutting of terms
There is a risk that, even as regulators crack down on greenwashing, consumers become more cynical
Latest proposals to overhaul UK listing regime are confused and may achieve very little
Endless consultations leave the CBI having to plead for even modest policy changes from Downing Street
Illegal money lending appears to be rising as higher energy and food bills push those in need towards loan sharks
US hedge fund is claiming $456mn over cancellation of nickel trades on London Metal Exchange
Cases are hard to prove, penalties lacking and enforcement questionable
The City needs to stop treating fears of corporate corruption overseas as a niche concern
The first female boss of the UK’s largest union is focusing on jobs, pay and conditions — and has hired an economist
Simpler, more direct support to households matched by addition to taxes on oil and gas companies
The fast-expanding world of environmental lawsuits is creating risks in the insurance sector
The pandemic boom in consumer subscriptions could falter as the cost-of-living crisis bites and regulators crack down
Untangling national security and strategic economic concerns around Newport Wafer Fab will be tough
Weeks after London pitched itself as a ‘global hub’, market disorder further muddies debate over regulation
Derogatory comments towards women in business have had too much airtime elsewhere
The UK still doesn’t have enough logistics space, despite concern caused by ecommerce group’s pause to its expansion
ScottishPower’s boss is right to call for more action to help protect households this winter
Companies work out how to manage staff sickness after Covid rules ease
It would be perverse to replace the supposed democratic deficit of the EU with another homegrown one
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