How will the Irish government spend Apple’s €14bn?
Apple has been ordered to pay Ireland €14bn in unpaid taxes by Europe’s top court. Read More
Billionaire investor warns of threat to democracy
Ray Dalio says he thinks the probability of civil war in the US is “low but cannot be dismissed”. Read More
H&W ‘can still deliver naval contract’
Harland and Wolff’s Executive Chairman says the shipyard is still capable of delivering a major Royal Navy contract. Read More
Titanic shipyard may run out of cash within weeks
Trade unions are calling for help to save hundreds of jobs at the historic shipbuilder Harland and & Wolff. Read More
New US shipping rules target China’s Shein and Temu
Shein and Temu have been able to ship packages under $800 to the US without facing tariffs. Read More
UK accounting giant PwC faces six-month China ban
The firm is being penalised for its role in the failure of property giant Evergrande. Read More
Boiler maker Worcester Bosch considering job cuts
The company blames a drop in sales, the cost of living and a move towards electrification. Read More
Boeing workers strike as 25% pay rise rejected
More than 30,000 workers down tools after union members voted overwhelmingly to back the strike. Read More
Mayors reveal plan for Manchester-Birmingham line
A private consortium proposes a 50-mile (80km) link after a review commissioned by the regions’ mayors. Read More
Ban on rental bidding wars is on the way – but will it work?
Renter groups say the plans are a positive step but warn more action will be needed to tackle unaffordable rents. Read More