Daniel Woolfson News Today

Russia has reportedly asked Kazakhstan to supply it with petrol as Ukrainian attacks on its refineries force it to import gasoline.

An inverted-pitch roof and angular brick cladding characterise the Butterfly House extension by The DHaus Company in London.

Extinction Rebellion protesters have been arrested after gaining access to a series of London office buildings including the Walkie Talkie as they held demonstrations against insurance companies that cover the fossil fuel industry.

China’s property crisis deepened as Moody’s withdrew a flurry of credit ratings from key companies.

The FTSE 100 jumped after a stronger-than-expected rise in US wholesale prices pushed up the value of the dollar.

Germany has been forced to sell off some of its stake in package deliverer DHL as it struggles to improve the country’s rail network amid a budget crisis.

A Canary Wharf office once occupied by a casualty of the 2008 banking crisis is to be sold at a £160m discount in the latest blow to London’s beleaguered financial district.

Tens of thousands of businesses are on the brink of collapse as higher borrowing costs and taxes pile pressure on the economy.

Microsoft briefly overtook Apple as the world’s most valuable company on Thursday as its bets on artificial intelligence (AI) begin to pay off.

The price of crude oil fell after a cartel of oil-producing nations led by Saudi Arabia surprised the market by issuing a statement that failed to include an expected pledge to cut production by another million barrels per day.