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Top Headlines from the UK Edition
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Colombian presidential candidate shot in Bogotá
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| Attack on Miguel Uribe Turbay shocks a country with a long history of political violence |
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Trump to send national guard to quell immigration protests in LA
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| Federal agents clashed with demonstrators protesting against raids on suspected undocumented workers |
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Cyber crime is surging. Will AI make it worse?
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| As British supermarkets struggle to fend off hackers, Misha Glenny explains why ransomware attacks are on the rise — and about to accelerate |
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Wise’s wake-up call for London
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| Decision by the fintech to move primary listing to New York is latest blow to LSE |
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UK special investigations team doubles tax haul in crackdown on the rich
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| HMRC department raised £1.5bn in 2023-24 tax year |
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Top Headlines from the International Editions
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Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s allies urge reconciliation after damaging split
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| Tech industry fears commercial and political damage from breakdown in relationship between Tesla boss and US president |
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Private equity firms overhaul exit strategies as IPO market slams shut
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| Executives prioritising break-ups or continuation funds as trade war kills off potential floats |
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China fast tracks rare earth export licences for European companies
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| Beijing has attempted to improve relations with Brussels since Donald Trump returned to the White House |
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The Wolf-Krugman Exchange: the crisis of trust
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| With huge economic and political shifts taking place what will replace the old world order? |
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How corporate America learnt not to mess with Texas
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| Emboldened by a sympathetic administration in Washington, the state is trying to use the size of its economy to shape corporate behaviour |
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Defined benefit pension reform will spur limited UK investment, officials warn
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| Rules to release surpluses will only extract 5% of £160bn in excess assets, according to departmental assessment |
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European small-caps outshine US rivals as investors bet on growth revival
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| Transatlantic gap in stock performance this year is particularly wide in smaller stocks |
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The trend strengthening the hand of big credit houses
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| Weak creditor protection in deals gives advantage to those with the resources to examine documentation |
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Investors in UK defence stocks are aiming too low
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| The growth profile for the sector has brightened as Europe’s governments prepare to spend more on protection |
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Microsoft to rank ‘safety’ of AI models sold to cloud customers
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| Tech group’s corporate clients use its ‘leaderboard’ to assess rival offerings by likes of OpenAI and Elon Musk’s xAI |
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Passengers flying cattle class need caviar too
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| Spare a thought for those of us stewing in ever more unpleasant juices at the back |
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Living longer — the ‘fundamental financial challenge’
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| ‘Wake-up call’ from survey shows retirees misunderstand their likely lifespan |
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BT’s Openreach threatens to block new TalkTalk customers over unpaid bills
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| UK’s largest broadband network is turning the screw over the struggling telecoms provider’s failure to pay on time |
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Be wary of new equity loan scheme to boost UK housing market
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| It wouldn’t be a surprise if ministers launched another version of Help to Buy — but this time it will be more limited |
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No one cares about numbers anymore — go figure
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| From stars in the universe to interest rate cuts, digits both large and small now go unchallenged |
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Motorway icon turned buffet titan — Jay Rayner reviews the Royal Nawaab Pyramid
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