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Stefan Kaufmann, the former chief executive of Olympus who was forced to resign suddenly after just 18 months in the top job, pleaded guilty on Monday to charges that he bought illegal drugs in Tokyo ...

Rob Smith — an honorary Alphavillain and 2024 British Journalism Awards winner — wrote the breeziest 5,000 words you’ll ever read on the realities of short-term interest rates trading as part of a ...

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Despite the overall success in reducing emissions, the level of travel pollution exceeded original estimates by almost 60 per cent, according to the official post-Games report. This included journeys ...

This grand assemblage of exotic finery is, in fact, a fantasy, brought together by the curator Thierry Morel in A Cabinet of ...

Trieste’s community-based approach to mental illness contrasts with the large institutions of countries such as Japan ...

Ireland’s top central banker has said rate-setters are facing more uncertainty now than during the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic.

We asked listeners what they think will happen next year in culture. Matt Vella joins Lilah to talk through the predictions ...

Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank, gives her assessment of the past few turbulent years of monetary policy and explains what she thinks Europe needs to do next if it is to ...

The House of Lords has been urged to conduct an inquiry into the UK Takeover Panel’s “structural failings” by investor Julian Treger, after he was sanctioned by the mergers and acquisitions watchdog ...

Methane emissions from America’s biggest oilfield have fallen sharply as producers ratchet up efforts to find and plug leaks in response to President Joe Biden’s sweeping clampdown on the potent ...