Goldman executive says private markets clients ‘glad’ for Iran war ‘distraction’
Kunal Shah, co-head of the US bank’s international business, made comments on call about the conflict
Trump’s revolutionary sense of time is changing politics
The US president doesn’t think in terms of long-term strategy but rather in terms of deadlines
Met will call for new laws unless tech groups do more to combat phone theft
London police chief wants handset providers such as Apple to offer ‘concrete commitments’ by June
JPMorgan marking down loan portfolios of private credit groups
Devaluation of collateral will limit credit to firms that have become top lenders to higher-risk companies
IEA launches record release of oil reserves to counter energy shock
Unprecedented move underscores fears of threat to global economy from the Middle East war
EU weighs lifting Russia sanctions against oil trader Niels Troost
Measures against Dutch citizen seen as ‘legally weaker’ than other listings, say diplomats
Mandelson’s £75,000 pay-off included discretionary payment
First tranche of papers relating to his role as Washington ambassador could cause embarrassment for UK government
China and Russia are capturing the global space sector
Beijing and Moscow are exploiting the extraplanetary ambitions of less developed countries
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Iran official says new supreme leader is ‘fine’ amid absence from public view
Mojtaba Khamenei has not been seen in public since being chosen to succeed his father, fuelling speculation he was injured
Europe explores capping natural gas prices
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen mulls measures to ease impact of Iran war shocks
February US CPI data suggests firmer PCE inflation ahead
Inflation was already too firm even before war broke out in Iran
Revolut secures full UK banking licence after four-year wait
Permit is crucial to growth strategy of Europe’s most valuable fintech
Keir Starmer accuses Kemi Badenoch of U-turn on Iran war
Prime minister believes majority of UK public supports his decision not to commit British forces to the conflict
The lucrative private equity pay scheme under challenge
Shareholders are challenging a contentious form of financial engineering that rewards founders
Rheinmetall investors to get bumper dividend from booming arms sales
German defence group has been one of the biggest corporate winners from the Ukraine war
Japan to ‘act first’ to release oil reserves over Iran war fears
PM Sanae Takaichi moves to soften supply shock to nation with ‘exceptionally high’ reliance on Middle East energy
Farage forgets which country he aims to govern
In domestic and foreign policy, the British right’s vulnerability is its America-worship
US inflation holds steady at 2.4% in February
Figure comes as Middle East war sends energy prices higher
Playwright Alan Bennett: ‘I have a fear of books’
Now publishing his fourth collection of diaries, the 91-year-old legend of British letters talks about shyness, ‘feeling every minute’ of his age and the surprise of finding love
Oil fears hit Asian stocks harder than profits
Reaction reflects possibility of sustained supply disruption and prolonged surge in crude prices
Investors seek shelter from Iran war in US tech stocks
Megacap companies previously out of favour now seen as ‘safety assets’
Nearly 500 mortgage deals withdrawn by UK lenders in two days
The average rate on a two-year fix has climbed back above 5%
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