Facebook and Google to fight fake news in France
Tech groups respond to criticism they have not cracked down on hoax news stories
Tech groups respond to criticism they have not cracked down on hoax news stories
Directors unanimously back CEO amid campaign by Elliott Management
Central bank president raises concerns over Dodd-Frank and denies EU sought weak euro
There are questions around chicken profits and alleged price collusion
Prime minister says EU migrants make ‘vital contribution to our society and economy’
Investors back Opec’s supply cuts and seek protection against risk of inflation
A €13bn share sale could restore confidence in both the bank and the country
Filing by top Obama-era officials in high-profile appeal includes former CIA leaders
Last-ditch attempt to keep presidential campaign afloat and fend off ethics questions
John Bercow cites ‘racism and sexism’ in voicing opposition to mooted address
The security debate is changing with calls for country to pull its weight militarily
Shaltai Boltai’s last member at large tells of shadowy handlers and stolen data
The law is imperfect but hardly excessive and it should stay in place
Five-year debt targeted as odds of March rate rise lengthen
Deal gives Britain’s fourth-largest mobile group first step into home market
‘Phenomenal’ result raises prospect of election defeat for chancellor
Frederic Cumenal steps down after US jeweller’s weak holiday season
Women have fared poorly in this male-dominated profession — but are things changing?
Company calls for an investment-friendly law on black ownership of the sector
Upsurge in violence leads to concerns Putin is looking to extract concessions from Trump
Jay Clayton expected to ease rules rather than hand out record fines atop regulator
While there is little threat to stability, taxpayers are likely to be long-term losers
Tougher regulation weighs on UK life insurer as it transfers business to asset manager
Politics and reduced debt buying by European Central Bank looms over market
Securitisation plan will cover loans made to about 450,000 students