The aim of the internship scheme is to find and train future Economist journalists. Previous journalistic experience is not ...

The Labour government’s decision to scrap the country’s non-domicile tax regime, which until April allowed the ultra-rich to ...

The new pro-natalist policies of the transatlantic right differ from older ones in that they are more targeted at ...

After a three-year run at the top of the annual list of world’s most liveable cities from the Economist Intelligence Unit, ...

A potentially misleading green claim could be a statement that a product or service is environmentally-friendly because it ...

The UK’s services sector returned to modest growth in June, defying broader economic concerns and offering a glimmer of hope ...

Depressed margins and relatively low valuations mean the UK market could rally strongly as conditions improve, says Cris Sholto Heaton.

Only one in four retailers (25%) in the UK feel ‘highly prepared’ to detect, respond, and recover from a major cyber incident ...

UK public sector borrowing fell to £17.7bn in May, below forecasts, as higher national insurance receipts and lower debt ...

Profits at Halma, one of Britain’s best blue chips, have hit a new record. But could US tariffs now cloud the outlook?

British inflation slowed as expected in May, although food prices shot up at the fastest rate in more than a year.