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Health secretary expected to resign on Thursday and seek to eject prime minister from Downing Street

Trip by Israeli prime minister underscores how conflict has deepened relations between the two states

Court refuses to ‘rubber stamp’ $1.5mn deal over Twitter stock disclosure

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Vote brings to an end one of the most fraught processes of selecting a central bank chief in decades

Riyadh wanted to show it was defending itself but told Tehran it was not joining broader US-Israeli assault

Geothermal generator Fervo uses renewable energy technology that has garnered rare administration support

Study suggests Neanderthals had cognitive ability, dexterity and social support comparable with modern humans

Round-trip bus ticket from New York City to MetLife Stadium reduced from $80 to $20

With effusive humour and amiable messiness, the exhibition portrays a metropolis that’s complicated and unstable


Financier had been sued for personal injury by women

Wall Street’s top prosecutor says the industry helped the US recover faster than Europe from the 2008 crisis

Workers are reporting feeling overwhelmed by the new technology

UK pharmacy chain finalising appointment of Alex Baldock as it prepares for potential London listing next year

Are the pockets of Jeff Bezos not as deep as everyone thinks?


No country for young CEOs


US consumer demand drops after households lose access to federal Snap subsidy programme

US chief executives should be wary of putting their own convenience ahead of transparency

UK housebuilder warns first-half profits will drop significantly as it slashes home prices to generate cash

With his offer rebuffed by eBay, the ball is now in GameStop boss Ryan Cohen’s court

Chinese group’s technology allows electric vehicles to be charged in as little as five minutes

Accepting a world of economic trade-offs is crucial for the country’s future

Japanese group records $45bn gain on holding in ChatGPT maker over its financial year

Sweden-based buyout firm made ‘final’ offer of £60 a share for UK company

City has ambitions to become regional centre for innovation, but is competing with more established rivals


Prime minister will meet potential leadership rival ahead of King’s Speech

The government wants to curb non-essential imports to protect the rupee

Commonwealth Bank slides 10 per cent amid budget changes and darkening economic outlook
Google and its AI lab DeepMind are bearing down OpenAI and Anthropic
What human-sized stones on the island of Yap reveal about the true nature of money
Traders worry that a more progressive leader might lead to a rise in Britain's long-term debt issuance

Barito Renewables, Chandra Asri Pacific and Dian Swastatika Sentosa among those ejected

The goodwill of middle-aged consumers won’t be enough to generate a meaningful return

Converium Capital complains vet company’s stock has not recovered after UK regulators finished an industry probe

They lie at the intersection of almost everything that matters in geoeconomics and geopolitics

Japanese lender in talks over risk transfer as private capital industry is under strain


Andy Burnham seen as biggest risk to UK government bonds

The little plumber is a bulwark of intellectual property as rising chip prices pressure the company

From Chagall at the Met to Kentridge at Glyndebourne, painters, sculptors and animators have been thrilled by the total art form


To decide whether official statistics are useful, look at what happens when they disappear

The nutritious meal Ella Risbridger turns to for ‘lowest ebb, lowest effort’ cooking

Rocket maker’s chief tells staff it will need outside capital to meet ambitious launch plans