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Younger, more popular conservative Hendrik Wüst emerges as dark horse for the chancellery as polls slide

The ‘bullying’ scandal that led to chair Albert Manifold’s removal coincides with an attempted turnaround

The real question is not what the technology can do but what it ought to do. Sarah O’Connor on the people fighting for the future of work

Pentagon chief still presses allies to boost defence spending to counter ‘military build-up’ by Beijing

Meg O’Neill, the no-nonsense CEO steering BP through crisis Financial Times ‘I made my own coffee’: BP chair hints cost-cutting push led to his ouster as he hits back at ‘lies’ CNN Business The Economist Inside BP’s boardroom ‘bullying’ scandal Financial…

Rally is the latest sign of Wall Street’s exuberance over companies linked to artificial intelligence

New evidence suggests the rise of working from home has made entry-level hires a less attractive proposition

Investors question if some institutions rubber-stamp deals that could benefit other businesses

UK housing department is suing Urban Splash in test of powers to recoup public money spent on post-Grenfell building safety

Legislative package will include financial services bill designed to complete several planned changes to regulation

Forecast gains for Scotland and Wales nationalists come even as no grouping has immediate roadmap for breaking away

Neither extreme optimism nor extreme pessimism makes much sense, and neither is easy nor safe to express

Loyalty has worn thin because of the PM’s lack of interest in making the difficult decisions his job requires

Executives prepare for shift to the left in UK government after narrow escape in last year’s Budget

Whether or not new technologies can perform a task is only a tiny part of the picture

Expensive rooms go unsold as Iran conflict disrupts Gulf travel and dents demand from big-spending guests