US president is in South Korea for talks on trade and security ahead of Xi Jinping summit

Indian refinery received at least four crude shipments this year worth almost $280mn on sanctions-listed vessels

With progress in AI, the showhorses may yet eclipse the more technically skilled workhorses

Bank stood by Andy Sieg, a potential successor to CEO Jane Fraser, after investigation by law firm Paul Weiss

Contracts worth up to €900mn put Helsing and Stark on track to help buttress Nato’s eastern flank against Russia

Treasury secretary Scott Bessent has a shortlist of five candidates vying to replace Jay Powell

The Trump administration’s looser rules could breed more ‘cockroaches’ in the lending market

Testimonies from former detainees spotlight worsening conditions since October 7 2023 attack

Chancellor hopes to get the agreement over the line before her Budget

Export of goods are languishing at 17% below pre-Covid levels

Pendulum has swung towards capital allocators

Palestinian militants deny responsibility for Rafah attack and delays in releasing hostage remains as peace accord frays

Improved standards of living are the foundation of modern democracy

Cultural body plans more job cuts, sale of assets and closure in 35 countries to stave off ‘financial peril’

US central bank to begin debate on halting three-year phase of shrinking its balance sheet

US president expected to name successor to Jay Powell by Christmas

iPhone maker’s share price is up 28% over the past six months

ChatGPT creator was founded as non-profit but has been racing to unlock new investment

Decision to put migrants in former army barracks marks policy reversal by Keir Starmer

Those who are bearish on US democracy should not extend their pessimism to the economy

Robyn Denholm urges investors to support billionaire chief’s package ahead of crucial November 6 vote

Cuts to staff are part of tech group’s plans to rein in costs and increase spending on AI

Youth inactivity is a problem in the UK, but we can learn from our past — and the countries that are getting it right

Big Four firm quietly scraps pledge to add 100,000 workers worldwide by mid-2026 amid rise of AI