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Support from Beijing has helped power 29% gain for Star 50 index this year

Reform UK leader increases number of votes after mainstream parties shunned contest against Count Binface as stunt

Largest US bank has continued to cultivate ties with prediction platform as it seeks $20bn valuation

US to impose up to 100% levies on unmanned aircraft and their components

White House says Canada, Japan, EU and others enabling the evasion of levies for $60bn in trade via ‘transshipment scam’

It doesn’t matter which index you buy, and that tells you everything you need to know

Ivy League graduate set to reverse stance in case that has become lightning rod for debate about US healthcare system

British company among winners of offshore licence less than nine months after US toppled Caracas strongman

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

Yields have jumped amid concerns over mounting public debt and persistently high inflation

Probe into party leader’s finances resumes with Labour government now leading in the polls

Personal details of people with Trezor hardware wallets stolen by hackers in second ‘cold’ storage attack in two weeks

It is too late to stop the technology being used as a damaging weapon, so great investment in defences is urgently needed

Stellar earnings season and falling inflation fuel rebound from July’s chip rout

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

US groups release cheaper models after new challenges to their trillion-dollar ambitions

Constitutional Council says law is a ‘disproportionate infringement on freedom of expression’

Move echoes American Revolutionary War-era strategy of employing civilians to battle adversaries

US scrutiny of billionaire’s sprawling finance holdings reached beyond insurers into securities and asset management giant

Crime boss suspect tried to mix legitimate business with allegedly running a murderous empire

We need to stop waiting for someone else to break the spell

Immigration is at the heart of the country’s self-image. But people have been leaving

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

Heated rows over $1bn-grossing movie reflect The Odyssey’s enduring force

Islamabad has bold ambitions to play a more proactive role in the world

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

An email translator for the summer holidays

Since ancient times, Turkey has sought to make the world’s finest and now most expensive product

The architect of the 2015 deal with Tehran on how to prevent a new Middle East arms race

Large sums involved shine light on financial activities of one of Reform leader’s closest confidants

In the port city known for its beaches and nightlife, Russian attacks are choking off an export lifeline

Firm’s struggles illustrate challenge for active managers amid low-cost competition from indexing and ETFs

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

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

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

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

Flood of bond issuance by likes of Amazon and Alphabet has pushed up costs in Canadian dollars, Swiss francs and sterling

Pivot comes as federal prosecutors ease pressure on bribery and corporate misconduct cases

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

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

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