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  • Uber’s float is a huge gamble on the future of transport

    May 10, 2019

    Every time you jump into an Uber, your ride is essentially subsidised by venture capitalists who prop up the loss-making outfit in the hope of riches down the road. Later today in New York, many more hopefuls will get the chance to back the immensely-popular-yet-controversial tech firm when it finally comes to market.   Similarly [...]

  • Editor’s Notes: Harmony is in short supply in the EU as challenges loom large

    May 10, 2019

    Faced with some major non-Brexit challenges of their own, the leaders of the EU27 and the heads of the EU’s powerful institutions are meeting in Sibiu, Romania for a summit. What’s emerged so far is the Sibiu Declaration, a beautifully vague and vacuous document committing the EU to a range of platitudinous positions such as: [...]

  • US-China trade war: China threatens retaliation as Trump rolls out $200bn tariff hike

    May 10, 2019

    China has warned it will strike back at the US after President Donald Trump’s tariff hike on Chinese goods came into force today. China’s commerce ministry said it “deeply regrets” the move, which sees tariffs raised to 25 per cent on goods worth $200bn (£154bn), and said it would take necessary countermeasures. Read more: US-China [...]

  • Bank of England experts to be sent to emerging economies to promote regulation

    May 9, 2019

    Experts from the Bank of England will be sent to 30 countries to help improve financial regulations for emerging economies, the government has announced. International Development Secretary Rory Stewart unveiled the plan in his first speech since taking on the job last week. The government will pump £6.1million into the scheme following pilots last April [...]

  • Facebook co-founder joins chorus of voices to break up the company

    May 9, 2019

    Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes has echoed calls to break up the social media giant amid a rise in anti-trust and data privacy concerns surrounding big tech. Hughes, a former roommate of chief executive Mark Zuckerberg, called his power "unprecedented and un-American" in an opinion piece for the New York Times. "We are a nation with [...]

  • Jeremy Corbyn: Second referendum could heal the UK

    May 9, 2019

    A second referendum on Brexit could provide a “healing process” for the UK, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn claimed as he launched his party’s European election campaign. Speaking in Kent, Corbyn said a confirmatory vote on any deal agreed with Brussels could help bring the Brexit process to a “conclusion”. Labour’s official party policy is to [...]

  • Government signs controversial East Midlands franchise contract with Abellio

    May 9, 2019

    The government has gone ahead and signed a controversial contract for the East Midlands franchise with Abellio as the war with Stagecoach over the decision intensifies. The signing has gone ahead after the standstill period – the days following the award decision and its official signing expired at midnight last night. Yesterday Stagecoach's sour relations with [...]

  • US-China trade deficit falls ahead of crunch negotiations

    May 9, 2019

    The US’s trade deficit in goods and services with China decreased in March, in news that will cheer the Trump administration as it prepares to ramp up tariffs on its largest trading partner. Read more: Global markets in tailspin after Trump threatens huge China tariff rise The country's deficit with the rest of the world [...]

  • Esther McVey reveals she will stand in the next Tory leadership contest

    May 9, 2019

    Another Conservative MP has joined the race to become the next Prime Minister, with former work and pensions secretary Esther McVey announcing she will stand in the race to succeed Theresa May. McVey, who lost her Wirral West seat in 2015 before being elected as MP for Tatton two years later, revealed this morning that [...]

  • Huawei CFO hopes to avoid US extradition after Trump’s ‘corrosive’ comments

    May 9, 2019

    Lawyers for Huawei’s chief financial officer have said she will seek a stay of extradition, citing a string of civil rights abuses including comments made by US President Donald Trump about the case. Meng Wanzhou, who is the daughter of Huawei founder Reng Zengfei, was arrested in Vancouver in December on allegations relating to the [...]

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