Palantir forecasts greater demand from US groups for its AI software
Tech company posts second-quarter results with US sales climbing 23%
Tech company posts second-quarter results with US sales climbing 23%
US president said negotiations were ‘last chance’ for Islamic republic
Macquarie leans a little more into traditional banking but growth could come from elsewhere
Also in today’s newsletter: Myanmar releases photos of Aung San Suu Kyi amid health concerns and AstraZeneca investors raise concerns over mega-merger talks
More than 20 attorneys-general launch legal challenge to duties for alleged forced labour violations
Prime minister insists ‘Keeping the public safe is my top priority’ after campaigners raised concerns
Shareholders question looming patent cliff and antitrust risks in potential $400bn tie-up with Bristol Myers Squibb
Bondholders send carmaker letter warning they may file suit aimed at unwinding HPS transaction and blocking asset disposal
Opposition decries attempt by Israel Katz to oust commander responsible for West Bank as sop to far-right voters
iPhone maker files complaint over latest government demand to connect to cloud backups of British users
We can but guess, for now
Jackson Walker admitted it failed to disclose romantic relationship between former partner and federal bankruptcy judge
Sheer mass helps when enlarged balance sheets allow for bigger bets on potential blockbuster drugs
Deal would create world’s fourth-largest drugmaker by market value
In 2002, a group of friends from North Carolina told a story that ruined all their lives. What if it wasn’t true?
Swiss bank failed to implement adequate curbs despite previous sanction by US regulators
Policy pledge comes as rightwing party drops behind Labour in polls
Support of two Republicans paves way for acting US attorney-general to be confirmed in the post
Finance minister Satsuki Katayama confirms joint action with Washington to counter ‘disorderly movements’
Nice Suezmax you’ve got there. Shame if something happened to it
Tee-total
Traders claim to have Instagram, YouTube, Reddit and Uber accounts available — but tech companies want to stop the sales
Waning support for basic research threatens Britain’s technology ambitions