The Economist Britain

City investors have given the fintech firm a warm welcome

Investors are clamouring to buy Britain’s fourth-largest supermarket group

Small, independent outlets are finding readers—but little profit

The publishing house has a keen eye for social change

Dollops of government cash are a big part of the reason

After Brexit, the country needs to regain a sense of common purpose

Our correspondent donned red to cheer Denmark at Wembley stadium. For that he got middle fingers, mimed masturbation, then a punch

It has united the anarchist left and anti-establishment right

They have altered the way they calculate changes in output

But they could snarl up Britain’s single market

But private eyes and the government are on the case

Firms are scrambling to offer their juniors more cash

Information technology makes it hard for them to switch off

How he tackles a crisis in social care will determine his legacy

Some 5m EU citizens want to stay in the UK

They spell work for smaller firms, greater competition—and risks, too