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Burnham should not rush on giving tax powers to English mayors, experts warn
Local and regional leaders waiting for details on fiscal devolution plan in Budget
Some Budget tax reforms really are better than others
In the absence of leaks ahead of next week, we’ve been deluged with wrong-headed calls for cuts
How a transatlantic mega-merger fell apart over a leadership tug of war
Smith & Nephew was in talks to combine with J&J’s orthopaedics unit but refused to agree to former CEO leading combined business
TikTok U.S. hunts for multiple gigawatts of computing capacity, sources tell CNBC
The operator of the social media platform in the U.S. has sounded out opportunities to obtain capacity over the coming years.
The biggest ever investment theme has only just begun
Companies have sorted the mundane — now they can help us live our best lives
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Restaurant earnings will test whether owning more brands pays off
Shares of companies with multiple restaurant brands like Brinker and Darden are outperforming single-chain stocks like McDonald's and Chipotle.
A half-time scorecard for Trump-world
Monetising America has pleased tycoons but not citizens
Family offices likely to add risk, debt and alternatives under the next generation
The next generation of family office leaders is likely to use more debt, invest in more alternatives and focus on different philanthropies, say new studies.
Higher interest rates have made family offices pickier about investing in real estate
Higher interest rates have made family offices more selective about investing in real estate.
On the ground at Nvidia's AI showpiece: Jensen-mania, robot ducks and neocloud distress
The word on the ground from Nvidia's GTC conference in Berlin.
Russia and Ukraine trade fresh strikes despite renewed push for U.S.-brokered peace talks
Both Putin and Zelenskyy said Thursday they were open for peace negotiations, even as they continued strikes overnight.
France is flashing euro crisis signals. This time, the fault lines are different
French borrowing costs have surged as debt and political risks mount, raising questions over whether the stress could spread across the euro zone.
With earnings in rearview mirror, SpaceX-Tesla merger chatter takes center stage
A Tesla-SpaceX merger may be in the works, but the companies face a long road of negotiations and regulatory reviews.
Democratic socialist set to become D.C. mayor — and face Trump's pushback
Following Zohran Mamdani's election as New York City mayor, another democratic socialist is set to become mayor of Washington, D.C.