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AI start-up looks for more computing power from UK data centre group

Shocking violence highlights deepening social division, fiscal constraints and a crisis of leadership

Residents in remote region of Shaoguan hope country’s AI infrastructure push will deliver boom that has long eluded them

Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner expected to travel to Norway to meet Volodymyr Zelenskyy

Flagship Future Investment Initiative was scheduled to begin next week in Riyadh but will now take place next year

Italy also expected to approve new security measures to combat violent rioters

Referendum in oil-rich western province had threatened new turmoil for Mark Carney amid stand-off with Donald Trump

US judge rules Abdulrahman Alfozan should not be released on bail after US government argued he had ‘considerable support from a foreign government’

Authorities are working to stop stolen goods being resold online through platforms such as Vinted, Amazon and eBay

Authorities introduce curfews and admit police botched oversight of protests

Shares in Elice sink in Seoul, adding to rising concern about AI valuations

Volumes of credit default swaps linked to big tech groups soar as investors seek protection against boom unravelling

Head of city’s $326bn Retirement Systems hits out at ‘steady creep’ higher in fees charged by managers

Looting and clashes with police take place in Milan, Brussels, Liège and Tirana

IMF says continent’s GDP to expand faster than China for first time in decades as it beats worst expectations following Iran war

Sweden has one of the most pro-technology labour movements anywhere in the world

Donald Trump’s proposed $500bn military spending boost at risk as bipartisan support for higher budget frays

The Labour Party’s plan for an expanded state sits uncomfortably with a precarious fiscal backdrop

This new crisis looks different and the bloc’s leaders are preparing to talk directly to Putin

Countries from Canada to Argentina have seen surge in investment and production as buyers rush to replace supply lost to Hormuz disruption

A fixed-income whodunit

Many of the country’s most skilled workers are withholding their labour from the economy because of crushing marginal rates

Partner at firm had said need to approach ‘sophisticated investors’ to back its AI lab ‘probably’ ruled out region’s ‘sovereign wealth money’

Demand from wealthy travellers leaving kingdom pushes up prices more than 50%, brokers say

Western allies provided advance warning about only one of two overnight attacks, says Ukrainian air force

China has restricted exports of critical mineral used in armour-piercing munitions

This new twist may portend a backlash against wealth creation in America

The FT’s focus group in the Pennsylvania battleground of Bethlehem revealed anxiety about the country ahead of November’s elections