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Carlos Tavares has resigned as the chief executive of Stellantis, the maker of Jeep, Fiat, Vauxhall and Peugeot cars announced on Sunday, and said it aimed to find a new leader in the first half of next year.

Previously regarded as one of the most respected executives in the auto …

Fake celebrity investment scams may soon be harder to push on Facebook and Instagram, with Meta introducing a requirment that financial advertisers are verified.

Beginning in early February 2025, Meta will require advertisers seeking to run ads about financial services to verify information about who are the beneficiary and payer. …

In the south-west of Morocco, a sprawl of wind and solar farms stretching across an area the size of Greater London could soon generate the green electricity powering more than 9m British homes.

This is the unflinching vision of Sir Dave Lewis, the

former Tesco boss

The Direct Line chief executive, Adam Winslow, has appealed to shareholders to give his team more time to turn around the struggling insurer, faced with an

unsolicited £3.3bn offer from Aviva

Fears of a global trade war have risen after Donald Trump threatened to impose 100% tariffs on countries in the

Brics group

Writing on his social media platform, Truth Social, on Saturday, Trump declared that he …

The UK’s blue-chip share index could be about to be invaded by space marines, Ork Weirdboyz and Chaos Gods.

Games Workshop, the UK maker of miniature wargames, is on track to be promoted to the FTSE 100 when the next quarterly reshuffle is calculated later this week, taking its place …

The secondhand clothing pop-up

Charity Super.Mkt

The initiative, which has …

It is one of the most important industrial collections in the world, with more than 175,000 artworks, ceramics and photographs, spanning two centuries of history.

The Wedgwood Collection

was acquired for the nation

More than 1m kilometres of cables snake along the world’s ocean floor, ferrying data between distant lands. Fibre-optic filaments whisk emails, Netflix and military secrets through deep water, where the cord – about as thick as a garden hose – gathers barnacles and seaweed.

Australia is connected to 15 of …

Your morning – and afternoon – coffee is the latest staple threatened by climate chaos: the price of quality arabica beans

shot to its highest level in almost 50 years

It follows warnings that