Inference inferred, revenue reconstructed, cash burn quantified

Political deal reprieves fragile government, but undermines president’s signature economic policy

Claude chatbot maker signs partnership with UK-based Fluidstack to boost computing power

Health secretary Wes Streeting criticises ‘toxic culture’ around Number 10 and denies coup plan

Wall Street bank accelerated its move out of country following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022

The broadcaster should rethink the role of director-general and reclaim editorial independence

Government seeks to bear down on long wait times to qualify in England

Sean Doyle’s appointment comes 18 months after retailer’s chair commented on X about what he saw as airline’s deterioration

Tim Davie’s resignation triggers search to fill UK media’s top job

House Democrats release new communications from late paedophile

It is not the story that the chancellor would like to tell you

Performance has lagged at Paul Singer’s hedge fund amid concerns that large size is barrier to strong returns

ONS wants to free staff to work on improving quality of critical statistics and surveys

Senior figures appear to gear up for a post-Starmer future; others see briefings as cock-up rather than conspiracy

US president says he intends to pursue legal action because UK broadcaster ‘defrauded the public’

Recriminations fly in Downing Street after prime minister highlights weakness of his own position

Health secretary Wes Streeting said he does not intend to take on PM for leadership

International energy watchdog sets out new scenario to reflect fading commitment to climate change

Europe’s manufacturing champion is in free fall. Economists are suggesting radical steps to save what is left

Dismembering salary sacrifice is a short-sighted tax grab that will accelerate the UK’s retirement savings crisis

The issue is Trump’s Achilles heel — and the US president knows it

Arjun Sethi says users are hindered by dire warnings and hurdles that slow down transactions

Kremlin confirms contact but says ‘mutual exchange of views proved impossible’

Availability of electricity to keep models running is becoming the critical factor in technology’s development