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Tzipi Hotovely claims students could be influenced by author’s whitewashing of Hamas’s October 7 attacks

The two companies are discussing going public in America - but several IPOs could take place in London this year too

London School of Economics defends decision to hold book launch describing Hamas as ‘vilified’ and ‘demonised’ by the West

Glencore could follow Ashtead and Flutter with a primary delisting from the UK markets

Fast fashion giant Shein’s mooted flotation on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) could be larger than any stock exchange listing seen in Europe in the last year. Coming at a time when the LSE is struggling to attract new listings, with some firms migrating to other exchanges, this could be…

The centre left’s failure has left a vacuum that’s been filled by those offering hope, rather than a technocratic status quo, says the LSE’s Jonathan White

Other lives: Statistics professor whose research is used for the study of phenomena such as weather and climate change

Gary Stevenson grew up poor, got rich in the City – then found himself wrestling with depression. Now he says he’s the only person on the left who really understands the British economy – and the people who wield the power

It is the second time Mr Trump has withdrawn the US from the landmark climate change treaty.

John Van Reenen believes he can help Labour solve the ‘peculiar British problem’ of chronically weak productivity

Ishani Milward-Bose, Daniel Wills, Anthony Bradley and Alice Brown blocked the A41 Hendon Way near the Brent Cross Flyover during rush hour.