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S&P 500 hits record high as Iranian and Omani negotiators agree on temporary shipping arrangement

Shares slide even as group says its quarterly revenues nearly doubled

AI Security Institute warns tools undertook ‘potentially harmful activity directed at real people and organisations’

Todd Blanche’s nomination clears US Senate panel as Republican holdouts drop objections

Victory for Abdul El-Sayed sets stage for fierce midterm battle in must-win Senate seat

Todd Blanche is the latest former member of the president’s personal legal team to snag a prestigious federal position

US president faces few good options to exit a war he once said would end swiftly with the Islamic republic’s surrender

Cost for fuel that powers industrial America set to remain elevated even as crude falls

On defence, the two sides of the continent increasingly inhabit different worlds

A case in China shows the dangers associated with this groundbreaking treatment

Patriot interceptor stocks are depleted as retaliatory 40-day air campaign expires

Fiscal pressure sparks retroactive campaign and tougher controls on future offshore capital flows

Carmaker’s new boss predicts industry ‘shakeout’ and announces $1.4bn cost-cutting programme

Ken Griffin’s flagship fund bought billions of dollars of AI stocks from Leopold Aschenbrenner’s firm

US customs officials repay about 60% of the levies that were struck down by the Supreme Court

Bond sale could free up lending capacity as mega AI deals stretch Wall Street financing limits

Comments from secretary-general Mattias Grafström add to pressure on Fifa president

Russian retailer has become key target for Kyiv as it aims to bring Putin’s war closer to home

What has happened to the finances of Elon Musk’s rocket maker over the past three months is pretty irrelevant

Pay deal by Europe’s most valuable start-up would emulate that of Elon Musk

Attack on Vladimir Tkachuk is latest targeting prominent figures in the Russian war effort

Legal clash deepens after an AI partnership over devices gives way to acrimony

While the party fractures over Middle East policy, it is ignoring the threat posed by AI and social media

The dollar’s status as a reserve currency is not what it used to be

The second in a series on Chinese auto companies looks at the European industry’s struggle to keep its plants alive

Morocco’s absolute ruler Mohammed VI turned Spain’s border into leverage over Madrid

Cecil Wright alleges billionaire went ‘behind its back’ to avoid paying €17.5mn commission on luxury vessel

World’s biggest carmaker expects to sell more than 5mn hybrid electric vehicles this year

Private credit, chip leases and data centre guarantees underpin a vast new model for AI spending

The races, the money and the issues that will determine the final half of Trump’s second term

Fifa’s regulatory functions must be separated from its commercial activities

The Gulf state is investing heavily in land, ports and influence across the continent. But its entangled goals come at a price

Growing number of ships will help Moscow continue exporting liquefied natural gas when sanctions tighten next year