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Search giant says it will commit up to $205bn to AI investments in 2026

US president’s warning marks latest attempts to assert American control over Strait of Hormuz

Increasing use of aggressive training techniques sharpens threat of bad behaviour by leading models

Commerce panel approves legislation barring companies with significant Chinese ownership from US market

Critics warn agreement lacks safeguards to prevent future uranium enrichment and reprocessing

New venture has raised questions as financial firms decipher risk of paying for advanced access to market-moving feed

More entrepreneurs from China believe there are now greater opportunities at home than in Silicon Valley

Why 1 per cent interest rates could shake everything up after a generation of deflation

Time to tot up the scores

Capital expenditures more than doubled as company accelerates pivot to AI and robots

Yemeni rebels said they used missiles and drones to target the vessels Encelia and Layla

Heatwaves and bidding war with Asian buyers leave market vulnerable to Strait of Hormuz disruption

As property values rise, more titles are being stolen from homeowners without their knowledge

High utilisation rates create risks of outages at a time when fuel prices are already up sharply

Shipping group Dynacom ‘trying to verify’ whereabouts of vessel hit in Strait of Hormuz

Shipment underlines crisis facing Moscow after drone attacks cut supplies and led to widespread shortages

Brent crude’s rise above $100 threatens a prolonged surge in inflation and resetting interest rate expectations

Big government must be tested to destruction for serious reform to finally happen

Renewed air campaign has yet to reassure shipowners the waterway can be made safe from Iranian attacks

Washington has given diverging accounts of where the earthquake-shattered country’s funds are going

Asian refiners may wait an extra month for crude as tankers abandon the route through Bab al-Mandab

EU competition chief says it is bloc’s ‘duty to defend rule of law’ while delivering ‘strong message’ to search giant

Start by focusing on earnings

Without tough enforcement, prediction platforms provide fertile ground for manipulation

Thousands have been sickened in an outbreak centred in the Midwest and believed to be tied to a parasite found on lettuce

Greg Ward appointed to lead Australian investing giant

Brightline East, the brainchild of Wes Edens, is mired in complex debt negotiations

The country is demanding far too much of a world fixated on cheap consumer goods

Former Xaverian College pupils say Lucy Powell was not the ‘only one’ in her year to attend elite university

Attack by Houthis on Saudi Arabian tankers combines with disappointing tech earnings to spark Wall Street stock sell-off

Far-right influencer abandoned opposition to war to praise Kyiv’s resilience against Russian aggression

Crown prince has insisted any rapprochement with Israel would depend on steps towards establishing Palestinian state

Project is part of Tokyo’s commitment to invest $550bn in return for lower tariffs

Investor concern over potential losses led to a surge in customers seeking to pull out money this year

Country seeks to gain from its role mediating between Washington and Tehran

Central bank pauses despite renewed surge in oil prices

Supporters say franchised providers widen access to further education, but others doubt the real value of their ‘no frills’ courses

Reversal marks dramatic shift from recent years when sector was seen as more resilient to changes in financial markets