What once made its sovereign states powerful and rich could now be a barrier to their remaining so

Thanks to the magical maths of AI, what the chipmaker loses on one hand it may gain with the other

North Northamptonshire set to vote on policy earmarked for introduction in 2027

Turing Award winner seeks to depart as Mark Zuckerberg makes ‘superintelligence’ push

Bill passed by 39 votes to 16 but must clear two more parliamentary votes to become law

Net profit doubles to $16bn on gains from OpenAI and PayPay holdings

Figures are a setback for government ahead of high-stakes Budget

Nordic country’s tax authority on the hook for costs in case that included Sanjay Shah

Debt issued by groups building data centres has been hit in recent weeks

Reassessing taxes and spending every six months introduces excessive policy uncertainty

Body to collate material from national agencies and improve its operational use

The $23bn Simandou mine in Guinea has taken almost three decades to begin operating but could tilt the balance of power in the global iron ore market

Priority Pass wants to reduce overcrowding and give millions of flyers a calmer experience

Lavish mansion acquired by Cathy Ying Zhang adds to overseas property portfolio of the Alibaba billionaire’s family

Wall Street lender was sole adviser to the video game maker on largest-ever take-private transaction

Bank’s customer insights team compared financial resilience of lowest-paid staff to customers as part of salary negotiations

Broadcaster’s deepest crisis in recent history comes amid fresh questions over its future role in British society

World’s most famous investor warns against corporate greed as he prepares to hand over reins of Berkshire Hathaway

Anti-corruption search included properties linked to justice minister and Zelenskyy’s former business partner

Employers may lower the amount they pay into staff pension pots

The broadcaster has made errors, but its board has failed to defend it

Rebel senators slammed for backing Trump’s deal to end longest government closure in history

One think-tank calls for the basic rate to rise to 16.5%, which would generate an extra £1.5bn for the Treasury

Chancellor hopes to win support from Labour MPs by lifting two-child benefit cap