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Spectators and scientists gather to witness full or partial blocking of the Sun across the northern hemisphere

Container shipping group hiked guidance after port bottlenecks boosted freight rates and profits

Japan’s prime minister rebukes Russian president’s first-ever trip to Kuril Islands

Guggenheim’s Mark Walter sells team after just a year of ownership amid US inquiry into insurance empire

Lawsuit seeks to stop president from publishing official government announcements exclusively on the platform

Youngest White House spokesperson outshone all four of her predecessors in the perilous role

Private capital firms are wagering that the crucial hardware will hold its value for years to come

Donald Trump says chief spokesperson will leave job at the end of the month

Turbulent transition awaits N Chandrasekaran’s successor at conglomerate that owns Air India and Jaguar Land Rover

Fallout from Iran war continues to reverberate across economy even as petrol prices decline

Rapid revenue growth fuels hope Claude maker can overcome challenges to become the biggest listing in history

Sports Direct owner warns of closures after purchasing department store chain through pre-pack administration deal

TWG Global is seeking to refinance loans, restructure firms and bring in outside investors as prosecutors scrutinise books

Financial regulator may be given greater powers to intervene at troubled banks and levy fines

Swedish company was valued at $5.6bn only four months ago as interest in artificial intelligence tools for professional services soars

New priority comes as federal prosecutors pull back from other white-collar enforcement in Trump’s second term

Trian Fund Management, BlueFive Capital and Flynn Group could submit offer in the coming weeks

Melting in the Arctic is unleashing a geopolitical tussle over new trade routes

Defences on vessels under sanctions aim to protect against Ukraine’s vast maritime drone campaign

An email translator for the summer holidays

If the left could separate economics from culture, capitalism would have more to fear

Cheaper, lab-grown stones ‘enabling self-purchase for women’ according to chief executive of jewellery maker

Structural problems in political forecasting resurface just months ahead of November’s midterms

Boston central bank branch head Susan Collins will back September interest rate rise if inflation remains hot

Europe’s largest bank continues to overhaul its operations as industry grapples with uncertainties over China tax

The race to be the next secretary-general is nearing a climax. What does it mean for the body overseeing the world’s rules?

Israeli forces have systematically destroyed homes, roads, farmland and forests despite ceasefire with Hizbollah

The administration’s tariff regime undermines the income the US receives from deploying knowledge abroad

Billionaire finance executive and Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia forged a last-minute deal with Oaktree

High debt, management turmoil and Trump tariffs hinder Anchorage Capital’s turnaround plan

N Chandrasekaran to depart India’s largest conglomerate amid dispute with Noel Tata

The rise of equity-rich tech workers at Anthropic and OpenAI is shifting negotiating power towards clients

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