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David Crowley defeats Francesca Hong for party’s gubernatorial candidate

A sense of fatalistic inevitability about the technology’s evolution is triggering something close to despair

Investors warn of complacency as Vix ‘fear gauge’ falls to prewar levels even as oil rises back to about $90 a barrel

Probe concerns shareholder dispute over cancer specialist Oncoclínicas

Chuck Schumer calls for full account of operation to protect president from alleged Iranian assassination threat

Tie-up with US rival Bristol Myers would have marked return to big pharma mergers

Veterans and voters have punished past administrations for costly wars, but these days many Americans don’t seem to care

Washington alarmed by Kyiv’s drone attacks on vessels collecting Kazakh oil from Novorossiysk

As construction slumps and manufacturing automates, 53mn Chinese now work for low wages in food delivery and ride-hailing

Nicholas Garaufis of Brooklyn federal court points to ‘repeat attempts to resolve this bribery case with monetary offers’

Falling water levels caused by weather phenomenon could limit transit slots through crucial maritime passageway

State department says American was freed without prisoner exchange or Washington concessions

The answer is obvious to all except the real climate change zealots: the anti-net zero movement

Central Command says Panama-flagged vessel ‘ignored repeated warnings’ from American forces

AI agents ran simultaneous reconnaissance and break-ins in display of new phase of cyberwarfare

Acquisitions of local parts makers amid resistance to Chinese exports have worried EU officials

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

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

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

Timing of decision to take 25% stake ‘could not have been worse’, says executive

The EU has denounced US duties while imposing its own protectionist measures dressed up as climate policy

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

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

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

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

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

Comments come as Fifa president faces pressure to resign over private fundraising fiasco

Rare joint exercises raise concerns over Beijing’s more assertive conduct in disputed waters

Patent records show how many companies are interested in trying to record how people feel

South Dakota’s Black Hills are central to Lakota Nation cosmology and identity

The country has bet big on tech services but disruption is coming

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

Pledge comes after president snubbed chief executive of US’s second-largest lender this year

Big claims from new US explorer have run into permitting realities and a rebuke from island nation’s government

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

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