Apple increases MacBook and iPad prices by 20%
iPhone maker blamed cost rises on memory chip shortages caused by AI boom
Micron posts 15-fold profit surge in boost for global AI stocks
Chipmaker forecasts sustained demand for computer memory, boosting its shares and Asian markets
Live special: Ten years after Brexit
Can the UK deliver change?
VW’s Everllence sale shows even ailing carmakers have hidden charms
Deal suggests carmakers may have more value packed away in the trunk
Jair Bolsonaro’s wife accuses stepson of ‘stab in the back’ in election feud
Former first lady Michelle lashes out at presidential candidate Flávio in social media video in latest setback to campaign
Burnham plans new ‘devolution department’ in Manchester
Likely next PM sees move as best way to grant local communities greater power over their economies, workforces and infrastructure
Head of UK’s biggest union backs Ed Miliband for chancellor
Endorsement of Unison chief opens up split with other big unions opposed to current energy secretary being appointed to Treasury
Electricity prices soar as Europe battles heatwave
Record June temperatures are fuelling demand for air conditioning and putting pressure on energy systems
Tesco’s return to broadband should be a profitable side hustle
Retailer has a good chance of snagging market share thanks to its brand recognition and captive customer base
TotalEnergies to account for role in greenhouse gas emissions, court rules
Partial victory for campaigners and city of Paris in attempt to attribute corporate responsibility for global warming
Andy Burnham will have to make tough choices
Britain’s next leader must be ready to take unpopular decisions on spending and growth
Competition intensifies for Anthropic and OpenAI ahead of IPOs
Renewed challenge from open-source models raises stakes on AI labs to make their case
Venezuelan earthquakes leave hundreds dead and injured
Acting president Delcy Rodríguez says 164 confirmed dead but toll is likely to rise sharply
Oil price back at prewar levels as Gulf flows pick up
Brent crude drops below the $72.48 a barrel it traded at in late February before Iran conflict erupted
Bayer wins crucial US Supreme Court ruling over Roundup weedkiller
Justices overturn verdict that became basis for billions of dollars in claims over warnings of alleged cancer risk
How Andy Burnham’s 1990s football team conquered UK politics
From the archive: a north London side contained several future Labour heavyweights, including the presumptive prime minister
Six films to watch this week
‘Supergirl’ brings attitude to the summer blockbuster; five stars for quietly mind-blowing family drama ‘Blue Heron’; Mads Mikkelsen succumbs to Beatlemania in ‘The Last Viking’; stunt bros age disgracefully in ‘Jackass: Best and Last’; Jodie Foster turns French sleuth in ‘A Private Life’; ‘Toy Stor
The Last Viking — Mads Mikkelsen delights in a deadpan comedy of grand delusions
An oddball who believes he is John Lennon holds the key to an illicit fortune in a feelgood Danish caper flirting with tastelessness
Blue Heron — a 1990s immigrant family story of startling narrative depth
A child’s-eye view of Vancouver Island is the starting point for a quietly mind-blowing film that shapeshifts to poignant effect
Trump’s Iran deal is better than ongoing war
The president has made many errors in his policy towards Tehran, but signing the MOU isn’t one of them
Anna Netrebko’s star power remains undimmed
The Russian soprano brought glitz and panache to her recital at London’s Royal Opera House
Sinatra the Musical — a stylish tribute that never gets under the skin
At London’s Aldwych Theatre, Frank Sinatra’s songs soar, but the portrait of the singer is surprisingly superficial
RH, the $3bn furniture brand, has moved into Mayfair
As part of a global rollout, the US homeware behemoth now resides at a lavish London address
Micron shares jump as blockbuster results spark Wall Street tech shake-up
Apple’s stock slides after company unveils price rises linked to ‘unprecedented’ cost of memory chips