Newly released documents reveal growing British frustration with Washington’s handling of the conflict in 2004
Department describes intrusion as ‘major cyber security incident’
Traders take profits following big rise in equities this year
Shift into passive strategies and ETFs has accelerated as performance of pricier mutual funds lags behind benchmarks
Weapons from the US fuel crime wave around the Caribbean
Top House Republican gets crucial backing from the president-elect ahead of January 3 vote
Biden administration races to provide Kyiv with additional support before Donald Trump takes office
New research and changing social attitudes may usher in a low-booze era in the US
Donald Trump has tasked billionaire Tesla boss with slashing $2tn from annual federal budget
Right on the price of crude — but who would have thought renewables would have another bad year?
Incoming president is picking nominees with vested interests to be in charge of key regulatory areas
Case could give justices a chance to curb the rush to sue in the most ideologically friendly venues
Europeans need to acknowledge that they can no longer rely on the US security guarantee
Leader whose time in office was marred by inflation and Iran hostage crisis won praise for his humanitarian work
After a single term in the White House, the Georgia native became an influential moral voice
Consumers are ‘tapped out’ after years of high inflation and as pandemic-era savings have evaporated
A world of turmoil awaits the Floridan if the US Senate confirms him as the next secretary of state
Year of elections has shown the quest for accountable government is stronger than many had feared
The right-wing ideology is no longer confined to the dark underbelly of history
President-elect’s new allies in Silicon Valley suffer backlash over foreign workers from his core supporters
New legal threat follows $650mn settlement with US government over company’s opioid work
Legislation would force Chinese-owned ByteDance to divest video app by January 19 or be restricted in the US
Citigroup warns of looming tumult at end of strong year for equities
Companies take advantage of huge investor demand to pull forward bond issuance originally planned for next year
In different ways, the US, Russia and China have all become revisionist powers that are seeking radical change to the status quo
