Europe’s battery darling runs out of juice
Battery start-up raised more than $15bn but is struggling to secure the funds amid low production
PE firm’s many roles attract scrutiny as car parts maker seeks bankruptcy
Clearlake Capital bought, sold and continued to own Wheel Pros even as it collapsed under $1.7bn in debt
How India’s league is transforming the business of cricket
The IPL’s success has inspired a flurry of new fast-paced competitions designed to draw in untapped audiences. Can they all survive?
Active ETF launches stagnate in Singapore
There has been just one debut since the city-state’s regulator approved the products in December
My biggest productivity mistake
I often write about how to get things done but that doesn’t mean I always succeed
Caleb Femi: ‘I just want poetry to be something I can enjoy’
His first collection was a poignant tribute to the London community in which he grew up; his second is about partying. What’s behind the Nigerian-British author’s change of tune?
Private equity firms seek new terms to increase payouts on deals
Lenders are pushing back on ‘high-water ebitda’ provisions and most have been excised from terms
Three big investment questions I’m asking now — and so should you
As the fourth quarter looms, portfolio risk, US equities and China are all that matters
The Post Office should become humbler and slimmer
State-owned company that prosecuted postmasters needs to cut costs and offer better rewards
Where you should take DD to lunch
Plus, Europe’s great battery hope scrambles to raise funds and an ugly boardroom brawl to kick out a billionaire founder
Oprah, Swift and Clooney: do celebrity endorsements matter in the US election?
While A-listers come out for presidential candidates, experts say they may not move the dial on polling day
Is it time to invest in the UK’s green transition again?
Labour’s ambitious environmental agenda has lifted the outlook for clean energy groups and investment vehicles
Canada opens new critical minerals hub in push to end China’s dominance
Saskatchewan facility marks small step in North America’s drive to challenge Beijing’s control of processing rare earths
Why Foxconn’s next bid for growth is a room on wheels
The stakes for the parent group riding on Sharp’s new electric minivan may not make for a comfortable ride
The sleazy bar is back — are you naughty enough to go there?
Introducing the new dives to know
Matisse, Fondation Beyeler — blinding light and joyous colour
The artist’s first broad retrospective in decades showcases his sensuality and rigorous composition
Coffee producers fear being cut off from EU by new land protection law
Drinks company JDE Peets pleads for year’s delay on ban on supplies from deforested areas over lack of guidelines
Two-year UK mortgage rates fall faster than longer-term deals
Shorter fixed-rate offers move closer to five-year ones as markets price in future Bank of England rate cuts
Choreographer Akram Khan is ‘exploring my own language’ through Indian classical dance
With his new Indian-inspired ‘Gigenis’ and a ‘Giselle’ revival, the dancer draws on his heritage and the western ballet tradition
Lunchtime gossip used to fuel the City. It’s time for a comeback
Lack of time, elbow room and alcohol have created a problem in the world’s business capitals
Jenrick accuses UK Treasury of ‘gaslighting’ over migration benefits
Tory leadership frontrunner says GDP figures ‘juiced up’ by arrivals
Amazon’s crackdown on remote work at odds with Big Tech’s softer approach
Chief executive Andy Jassy brushes off disgruntled staff with tough five-day office mandate
Reform MP faces backlash for giving away salary
Rupert Lowe promised to donate £5,000 a month to good causes in his constituency
Designers take a walk on the wild side at Milan Fashion Week
Fendi goes art deco, Jil Sander switches to neon and Prada engages with algorithms