Matthew Lynn

Should Keir Starmer stay or should he go? Either way, the result will be a disaster for British business, says Matthew Lynn

A new study shows Trump is driving the best and worst trading days. That’s not good.

The elephant in the room is that if Keir Starmer goes as prime minister, Rachel Reeves is unlikely to be around much longer as chancellor.

According to Labour, it is all the fault of President Trump, of the war in Iran , of a turbulent global economy.

You can imagine the anguish among HR “practitioners” when they heard the news that the American financial technology start-up Bolt had fired its entire human resources department . Surely the business is now collapsing?

While the US stock market races ahead, Europe's and Britain's are limping painfully behind. That needs to change, says Matthew Lynn.

The first cargo flights to Mars to prepare for human colonisation will be launched within a couple of years. Up to one million satellites will be launched to build orbiting data centres.

Fueled by a successful investment, the government is looking for opportunities.

But Rachel Reeves’s inheritance tax changes threaten British entrepreneurs hoping to build such long-view businesses

Asda has announced a partnership with Ocado to expand its home delivery business. You will be able to order some competitively priced sausage