The Glam

Iran war shock is intensifying risks to financial system, says BoE

Central bank warns conflict likely to hit economic growth as Keir Starmer insists UK ‘well placed’ to weather crisis

Investment chief at US International Development Finance Corporation says agreement includes offtake controls

Zendaya and Robert Pattinson star in a blackly comic romantic thriller that turns a dark secret into a pranky plot device

Beijing will seek to replicate Tehran’s playbook in the Taiwan Strait — and the global economic impact could be even worse

Police arrest three men in possible connection with new Iranian group Ashab al-Yamin

Santander’s plan to move the Gelman art collection to Spain has resulted in local anger

Losses by football club owned by Todd Boehly and Clearlake come despite revenues increasing to £491mn

Chipmaker sold stake two years ago to help shore up its precarious finances

Gulf state imposes restrictions after facing attacks from Islamic republic

Given their fall in shares and a general decline in drinking, a get-together makes sense

Sportswear group’s softer than anticipated outlook stirs concerns about multiyear turnaround plan

Those refinancing a five-year fix face paying an extra £395 a month on average — but will still be paying less than those who fixed two years ago

It’s become the go-to advice for anyone whose white-collar job could be eliminated by AI — but it’s not very realistic

Anger from companies adds to pressure on Italian prime minister after defeat in referendum last month

This is starting to look like a central bank appeasing its political masters

Meeting comes after Trump criticised allies and indicated reopening the strait may not be a priority for US in Iran war

The great cynic did not expect Iran to fight out of conviction

Venture capital firms know their dollars go a lot further here than in Silicon Valley

Human rights groups condemn campaigns that seek to register ‘defenders of the homeland’ as young as 12

German group’s pharma business expected to generate most of its revenues from US after strategic shift

Snoozefest or losefest?

A golden age for lucrative kids’ marketing is coming to an overdue end

British prime minister says closer ties between London and Brussels are ‘in our long-term national interest’

Reducing the world’s dependency on the dollar is in the interest of every country that buys energy, issues debt or trades