Urban green spaces are oases of serenity amid tumult — and needed more than ever
With more than 1,300 outdoor works ranging from medieval to Modernist and multimedia, the Swiss city is a treat for art lovers
Labour’s spending review must apply this test to every departmental proposal
The French economist sees promise in technology but worries about the heterogeneity of global climate policies
Energy minister says government could have done more to make offshore discovery commercially viable
Market maker attacks ‘brazen’ efforts by exchanges to recoup costs of ‘Consolidated Audit Trail’ that tracks securities trading
Growing demand forces shipowners to turn to China despite its limited experience building complex containers
Asset managers turn to once-forgotten backwater to drive industry growth
Plus, Temu owner refuses to pay dividends even as cash pile swells and how the chase for 7-Eleven is reshaping M&A in Japan
Rising interest rates, competition for funding and delayed federal support contribute to issues facing sector
Mitsubishi boss says traditional trade stronghold of south-east Asia is under siege from Chinese companies
Tech group’s Ascend artificial intelligence chips are being widely adopted but Chinese companies complain of performance problems
Department for Science, Innovation and Technology wants to know where barriers ‘can be mitigated or removed’
Alternative for Germany won its first regional election but still has no viable path to govern
Bank has stepped up attempts to win back hedge fund business after Archegos-induced caution
Further snags will arise as capabilities move on
The new Alien movie shows the mess that can occur when studios stop thinking about the bottom line
In everything from nursing to anaesthesia, medical systems worldwide are relying on support staff more than ever. Are there dangers to our health?
Surge in mortgage costs and higher rents have combined with chronic shortage of building to stoke crisis
Uruguayan icon, Luis Suarez, announced his retirement from international football on Monday, confirming that he will hang up his boots following Friday’s 2026 World Cup qualifier against Paraguay in Montevideo. “Friday will be my last match for my country. It was not an easy decision to make, but I do it with the peace of
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The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) secured one-third of the vote in East Germany’s elections on Sunday, prompting parties across the political spectrum to rule out coalitions with the extremist group. However, enforcing a domestic cordon sanitaire could result in unlikely alliances and fuel discontent among voters.
Daikin Industries Ltd., the world's largest air conditioner manufacturer, plans to expand in India due to increasing demand. The company aims to build a new plant near its existing factory in southern India. Daikin targets to double its sales in India by 2025 and increase production for global exports by 2026.
Even presidential candidates can’t escape unintended consequences.
