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For Yoon Suk Yeol, it appears, the tables have turned.

In 2017 the then prosecutor general led the legal action to remove then-president

Park Geun-hye

Now, in the most bizarre, chaotic, few hours in recent South Korean …

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Australia’s economy grew at a weaker than expected pace in the September quarter despite extra government spending. The slow pace may make early interest rates cuts more likely.

Gross domestic product (GDP) expanded 0.3% in the July-September months, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said on Wednesday. That pace compared with …

At an age when many people are preparing for retirement, Sir Kit McMahon, who has died aged 97, made his first move into business. In 1986 McMahon, an economist and central banker, was parachuted into Midland Bank to rescue the once-mighty institution – a process that eventually led to its …

South Korea’s rightwing president has been forced to back down after he unexpectedly declared martial law only to face unanimous opposition from the national assembly, in the most serious challenge to the country’s democracy since the 1980s.

President Yoon Suk Yeol

declared martial law late on Tuesday

Ministers are considering renationalising British Steel in a last-ditch attempt to save thousands of jobs, amid a standoff between the government and the company’s Chinese owners over a £1bn investment.

Jonathan Reynolds, the business secretary, is locked in talks with British Steel and its owner, Jingye, to agree how much …

The first time around, judge Kathaleen McCormick of the Delaware court of chancery got it right. The $56bn pay package awarded by Tesla to Elon Musk in 2018 was indeed a governance abomination, a stitch-up in which ordinary shareholders weren’t told about

the “deeply flawed” process

Canada’s federal government has redoubled its efforts to ward off potentially disastrous tariffs from its closest ally, but provincial leaders have hinted at divergent strategies in response to the protectionist threat from president-elect

Donald Trump.

Canada’s prime minister,

Justin Trudeau

Water companies want to see higher returns for shareholders to ensure record investment into sewage infrastructure, pipes and treatment plants is delivered.

As Ofwat, the water regulator for England and Wales, prepares to announce its decision on how much customer bills will be allowed to rise by to fund tens …

South Western Railway will be the first train operator nationalised under the Labour government, ministers are expected to announce this week.

One of the UK’s biggest commuter services, which operates out of London Waterloo, it will be taken into public hands in May.

SWR is currently run as a joint …