US Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh gives clear signal of rate rise amid inflation threat in Jackson Hole speech
The US central bank "will have work to do" unless inflationary pressures recede, according to its Trump-appointed chair who was under pressure to signal if interest rates would rise in response.
Tech companies write open letter calling for collective action against AI-enabled cyber attacks
More than 100 companies have written an open letter calling for collective action to strengthen cyber defences amid a rise in AI-enabled cyber attacks.
Medicinal cannabis producer Grow Group tries to weed out buyer
A medicinal cannabis producer which distributes products in the UK and two other countries has appointed City advisers to find new owners.
Nestle-backed pizza producer bakes bid for Crosta Mollica
A joint venture part-owned by Nestle, the global food and consumer goods giant, is closing in on a deal to buy Crosta Mollica, the premium pizza brand.
Donald Trump signs order renaming Lake Ontario as 'Lake America' in the US
Donald Trump has said he will rename Lake Ontario as Lake America in the US following the escalating trade war with Canada.
Historic mustard brand Colman's spreads wings after £48bn Unilever deal
Colman's, the quintessentially English mustard brand founded more than 200 years ago, is being put up for sale following owner Unilever's landmark decision to offload its food operations for $15.7bn (£11.6bn).
Atom Bank to replace veteran chief who advocated four-day working week
The veteran who has run Atom Bank, Britain's first digital-only lender, is to step down just two months after an auction of the business failed to attract offers at an adequate level.
Nvidia: AI boom continues apace as world's most valuable company beats expectations
The world's most valuable company has again defied eye-watering forecasts, delivering a bumper set of financial results.
Meta agrees to pay up to $18bn to settle social media addiction trial
Meta has agreed to pay up to $18bn (£13.2bn) to dozens of US states to settle claims that its social media platforms harmed children.
One in two Britons back Israeli settlement trade ban - regardless of who they vote for
One in two Britons backs a ban on trade with Israeli West Bank settlements, polling suggests.