Why Canada isn’t listening to American whining in the wine wars
Donald Trump’s tariffs have taught us an important lesson in the value of retaliation
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AI is becoming a geopolitical weapon, warns EU digital chief
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What do we do when the household appliances start chatting among themselves?
Your toaster may ‘talk’ to your fridge, they may even talk to you, but we’d do well to remember that we’re defined by our human communities, not our electronic ones
‘A wild west’: how one Swiss company aims to tame the botox boom
Galderma is training thousands of doctors to administer jabs as risk of botched procedures rises
Why the dirty martini is London’s new It-girl drink
The briny version of the classic cocktail is on the rise, particularly among women drinkers in the capital. Could it signify a shift in tastes?
Revolut to challenge Australia’s Big Four banks
UK fintech to target credit and savings customers after winning full banking licence
Oracle Could Face $7bn Collateral Bill for Wisconsin Data Centre
Increased power costs add to challenges facing tech giant's AI ambition amid high spending and mounting debt
JPMorgan boss Jamie Dimon warns of ‘consequences’ if Andy Burnham taxes banks
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London Stock Exchange plans to launch round-the-clock trading next year
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Burnham surprises Labour MPs by choosing Healey as new chancellor
UK prime minister's choice of former defense minister surprises allies
US to hit Canada with 50% tariffs on wide range of goods
Your guide to what Trump’s second term means for Washington, business and the world
Andy Burnham’s tenure begins with troubling signals
Britain needs to revive animal spirits, not return to a statist past
UK businesses are not deepening their use of AI, suggests ONS data
Free tools are the most widely used by companies with focus on efficiency savings rather than developing new products
How I Got Into Berghain, Berlin’s Notoriously Selective Club
The mystique of its intimidating door policy still convinces people to fly in from all around the world
Trump is slipping into an Iran quagmire
Your guide to what Trump's second term means for Washington, business and the world
The World Cup half-time show
“It was,” Wayne Rooney said baldly, “crap.” The former England footballer was speaking at the New York New Jersey Stadium during the World Cup final in his role as BBC television pundit. But rather than Argentina’s shin-kicking, elbow-in-the-back tactics against Spain, Wazza was talking about the half-time concert that had just taken place.
Burnham poised to succeed Starmer as UK prime minister
Outgoing Greater Manchester mayor gears up for talks with civil service as he prepares to enter Number 10 within weeks
Chevron moves into power production with Microsoft AI deal
Company signs 20-year agreement to develop data centre in heart of US oil country that could include gas-fired plant
AI-powered threats may succeed ‘within months’, Five Eyes warns
Western governments and corporates cautioned that their lead in AI might not last long
JD Vance claims ‘successful foundation’ laid in US-Iran talks
Tehran and Washington locked in negotiations in Switzerland over deal to settle four-month conflict
