Global AI stocks slip on concerns over risks
OpenAI backer SoftBank falls as much as 13% after tech leaders call for slowdown of development
OpenAI backer SoftBank falls as much as 13% after tech leaders call for slowdown of development
Josh Gabert-Doyon speaks with Kate Duguid and Zehra Munir
Central bank chair under pressure to back warnings on inflation with action despite risking president’s ire
A safety net for people who have fallen out of the formal labour market is being dismantled
Purchase by owner of Stanlow refinery comes as BP and Shell retreat from forecourts globally
It is crucial to convince the lenders on whom the UK depends that it is being managed by grown-ups
Regulator considers bespoke regime as it bids to unlock more of London’s bullion reserves as collateral in transactions
Simon Conway, Alan Parks and Alex Gerlis draw on war zone heft while Mark Ezra and MJ Robotham have a welcome softer take on spy fiction
Market mindset has shifted to concerns of extended outage as the Strait of Hormuz blockages continue ahead of winter
Plans to update nutrient profiling model are part of effort to tackle childhood obesity
Eurozone governments are negotiating a ‘grand package’ over three of the central bank’s most senior roles
Scammers are flooding platforms with tracks then deploying bots to rack up plays and royalty payments
Government must increase investment by two-thirds to deliver planned reservoirs, prisons and schools
Investors expect BoE to hold borrowing costs this week but signal a possible increase later in the year
Criminals are switching from using vast fraud compounds with hundreds of workers to one or two people working on sophisticated models
A vintage Pikachu Illustrator card from 1998 was sold for $16.5mn earlier this year
Ramón Masats’s photographs reveal the paradox at the heart of a national ideal
Chief executive Stéphane Boujnah’s comments come as EU officials seek ways to make the bloc’s capital markets more competitive
Isembard says 160,000 sq ft facility is central London’s largest since second world war
In a world where ‘pets are the new kids, plants are the new pets’ and Roombas are on the move, we need to think differently about designing for evolved cohabitation
Owners of defence and technology groups fear selling to American bidders will attract opposition from European governments
Ailing luxury developments on emirate’s man-made archipelago reflect strains on wider real estate sector
Chinese-made panels on rooftops across the world are changing the facts of life for big utilities
Asset manager that agreed its own £10bn sale to Nuveen wants to refocus on very wealthy clients