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Rishi Sunak leaves a legacy of economic confusion

The pandemic prompted a chancellor who believes in a small state to spend like never before.

By Emma Haslett

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Why putting an oil executive in charge of your economy is a bad idea

Why putting an oil executive in charge of your economy is a bad idea

India Bourke

Nadhim Zahawi has become Chancellor at a desperate moment for the UK economy

Nadhim Zahawi has become Chancellor at a desperate moment for the UK economy

Will Dunn

How ‘nudge theory’ can prompt pro-environmental behaviour

How ‘nudge theory’ can prompt pro-environmental behaviour

India Bourke

Fuel price protests can't just avoid the climate question

Fuel price protests can’t just avoid the climate question

India Bourke

The Business Interview

“He has embarked on a war he can’t stop”: Mikhail Khodorkovsky on Putin’s next move

“He has embarked on a war he can’t stop”: Mikhail Khodorkovsky on Putin’s next move

Will Dunn

“This might be worse than Covid”: Shevaun Haviland on why businesses need help to survive inflation

The Business Interview

“This might be worse than Covid”: Shevaun Haviland on why businesses need help to survive inflation

Emma Haslett

“It's a Wild West”: the scientist who took on the multi-billion femtech industry

The Business Interview

“It’s a Wild West”: the scientist who took on the multi-billion femtech industry

Emma Haslett

"They have no respect for anything": the quiet remorse of the man who sold London to Putin's oligarchs

The Business Interview

“They have no respect for anything”: the quiet remorse of the man who sold London to Putin’s oligarchs

Emma Haslett

Economics

As China’s growth stalls and supply chains falter, the West faces a stagflation trap

As China’s growth stalls and supply chains falter, the West faces a stagflation trap

Helen Thompson

UK set to grow slower than every G20 economy except Russia

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UK set to grow slower than every G20 economy except Russia

Michael Goodier

The ostrich economy is heading for a reckoning

The ostrich economy is heading for a reckoning

Will Dunn

Is recession the Bank of England's only choice?

Is recession the Bank of England’s only choice?

Emma Haslett

Finance

Bankers' bumper bonuses: why does the government want them back?

Bankers’ bumper bonuses: why does the government want them back?

Emma Haslett

How the cryptocurrency market has crashed

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How the cryptocurrency market has crashed

Nicu Calcea

What the Terra crash means for the future of crypto

What the Terra crash means for the future of crypto

Bruno Maçães

Why some people are feeling the cost-of-living crisis more than others

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Why some people are feeling the cost-of-living crisis more than others

Ben van der Merwe

Spotlight on cyber security

Social media giants urged to pay the public back for scams

Social media giants urged to pay the public back for scams

Sarah Dawood

“World leaders now understand that cyber is a big issue”: Lindy Cameron on her first year as NCSC CEO

“World leaders now understand that cyber is a big issue”: Lindy Cameron on her first year as NCSC CEO

Oscar Williams

What’s illegal offline must be illegal online, says Damian Collins

What’s illegal offline must be illegal online, says Damian Collins

Sarah Dawood

How the government's cyber security strategy falls short

How the government’s cyber security strategy falls short

Conor McGinn

Work

Sixty per cent of Brits earning £80,000-£100,000 say they’re “about average”

Anoosh Chakelian and Michael Goodier

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“I learn something new on every trip”

How "time theft" became a popular idea ⁠— and why it's dangerous nonsense

How “time theft” became a popular idea ⁠— and why it’s dangerous nonsense

Will Dunn

“The price of getting to your job is astronomical”: Britain’s cost-of-working crisis

Harry Clarke-Ezzidio

In the cost of living crisis, supermarket workers are once more on the front line

Will Dunn

It’s confirmed: meetings are a waste of time

It’s confirmed: meetings are a waste of time

Will Dunn