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House oversight committee accuses billionaire former Apollo chief of failing to produce non-disclosure agreements

US tech groups and investors respond to calls for restrictions on advanced Chinese technology

Sharp increase in energy prices means next week’s US central bank meeting is ‘live’, investors say

Attacks from Iranian-backed Houthi rebels threaten further disruption to global oil supplies

Dharmendra Pradhan’s departure was a key demand of the burgeoning student movement

Extreme heat and high winds fuel fast-moving blazes as authorities in both countries battle to contain them

Largest ever foreign investment in the Gulf state comes as it seeks to raise capital in face of Iranian attacks

Media groups freeze merger until as late as June 2027 as court weighs objections to tie-up

President says Washington will launch new probe into the bloc that could sharpen trade tensions

Partnership between two groups has soured amid intense lobbying battle over rollout of autonomous vehicles

The irreverence of the country’s youth brings to light the contrast between government promises and economic reality

Belgian officials say operations have not been compromised after a Canadian national of Chinese origin is detained

Member nations vote to remove him after allegations of sexual misconduct, which he has denied

Benjamin Netanyahu orders ‘forceful’ response to deadly confrontation between Jewish settlers and Palestinians

Many of the president’s jokes met stony silence at rescheduled event

BlackRock-led deal meets investor anxiety over rising AI exposure

The AI industry is courting the humanities — but it is asking the wrong questions

Killings by ICE agents undermine support of voters but White House doubles down on deportation policy

Known as ‘Yang the genius’ by classmates, his new K3 model has closed the gap with leading US rivals

Reflections on an under-scrutinised prime minister

Investment spree is reshaping Silicon Valley while wider US jobs market holds steady

Developing countries forced into rationing during Middle East conflict plan to build or expand official buffers

Protectionism is rarely cost-free but the profitability of US auto groups shows why the allure of tariffs persists

The administration wants to ensure the US ‘gets paid’ for the superpower services it provides to the world

Rare daytime missile attack on Kyiv killed at least 10 people on Friday

Some countries are relatively better off but the reprieve may only be temporary

Strikes on Wildberries have killed nine people and left small sellers facing millions of roubles in losses

The value of real assets in the US is shrinking as financialisation soars

Despite backlash against SEC, it could be beneficial if done in the right way

Last-minute replacement candidate Troy Jackson hopes to deliver Maine for his party in the midterm elections

Asim Munir is trying to refashion Pakistan’s place in the world — and bolster his power at home