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John GapperFinancial Times |
The broadcaster should rethink the role of director-general and reclaim editorial independence

UK hospitality chains have increased service charges to offset the high cost of employment

The UK’s rules for secondary listings on the London Stock Exchange could drive British business abroad

The government can allow more UK oil and gas production without breaking its clean energy pledges

An inquiry into the pivotal confrontation of the 1984-85 miners’ strike should not sanitise history

NHS curbs on drug prices have alienated UK pharma companies and become self-defeating

The government must admit that higher investment means rising utility bills for customers

The end of the non-dom tax regime has been badly handled and risks economic damage

A 10-year plan to raise productivity and growth depends on tackling vested interests and unleashing investment

Cambridge start-up CMR Surgical has innovative technology but it needs global ambition

The government should reform taxes to push savers and pension funds to invest in London-listed equities

The hacking attack on Marks and Spencer shows breaches are inevitable and firms must focus on resilience

The country’s windfall from overseas drug companies was aided by the US president’s own tax bill

The inimitable insurance market has to ensure it remains attractive in the face of global competition

The ice-cream maker’s strange legal agreement with its acquirer 25 years ago was bound to cause trouble

Trump’s hard line on Ukraine and Nato poses difficult choices for the UK’s defence industry

The public water utility cannot avoid a debt refinancing, despite the horrifying expense

Labour will damage growth and innovation by curbing independent regulation of the rail network

The UK government’s deal to retain the biomass electricity generating station is a painful but necessary compromise

Automated stores run by global companies such as NewCold have become critical in keeping supermarkets stocked

The flaws of the UK’s competition regulator can be corrected without government interference

The UK energy company trails Shell and others in value after years of offering investors false hope

Boaz Weinstein’s assault on a historic financial sector reveals an opportunity for other investors

The 20-year transformation of a former Regency naval yard is changing Plymouth

Company once known as Reed Elsevier has moved from legal and scientific publishing into AI fraud detection

The Beatles launched a creative cluster that remains vital to the country’s financial future

Consumer companies should beware neglecting historic brands in favour of celebrity start-ups

The UK’s largest commercial farmer is trying to create a berry brand against intense global competition

Scientists have been priced out by billionaires in the global market for prehistoric fossils

The risks in the business and governance of the fast-fashion group do not justify rejecting a UK listing

Labour is courting hubris by trying to beat the EU’s 2035 deadline for EV transition

The UK pharmaceutical company needs to resolve a corruption crackdown affecting senior executives

Giving dealers incentives to increase loan interest rates for car buyers could be ruinous for lenders

Now the UK-listed ingredients company faces a potential takeover after turning its back on its sucrose origins

Theatrical venture draws on city’s tradition to extend light shows beyond art

The UK advertising group led by Mark Read has lost momentum and looks vulnerable

The private equity-backed chain is accused of displacing independents by selling sourdough at scale

The UK government’s international investment summit next week comes at a gloomy moment

TDR Capital’s majority ownership of the struggling UK supermarket chain is a test for the industry

A £6.1bn bid for the UK’s property listings group by Rupert Murdoch’s REA shows that publishing has changed

State-owned company that prosecuted postmasters needs to cut costs and offer better rewards

The UK aircraft engine manufacturer is starting to live up to its distinguished name

John Foley, co-founder of Peloton, is remarkably unshaken by his Icarus-like fall from being a billionaire

The price of gold reached a record high this week, driven by concerns over inflation and instability

The US confectionery company’s $36bn acquisition of Kellanova makes its health challenge greater
