Interviews under way as US president tries to fill role

Philanthropic group’s staff express concern about the impact of chair’s ties to disgraced financier after 2008 conviction

OpenAI is rolling out advertising on ChatGPT to select users. Experts say others will almost certainly follow suit

USS Gerald R Ford will join 10 ships in the region as White House also holds negotiations with senior Iranian officials

The secretary of state has gone from presidential rival to loyal lieutenant amid a foreign policy blitz

Labour failure is no guarantee of Conservative success

US secretary of state cancels attendance at last minute in move that EU official calls ‘insane’

Head of Wall Street bank calls attorney a ‘tremendous’ person hours after she quit over links to Jeffrey Epstein

The companies are among a number the Pentagon believes could pose a threat to American national security

Germany explores joining France’s nuclear umbrella as European fears grow over the US reducing its military footprint

Platforms ‘optimistic’ government will take a lighter touch approach

Data release comes after Fed held interest rates last month

In drone vs drone combat, valuable personnel can be pulled back from the front

Barclays chief collected £15mn last year, with Lloyds and NatWest leaders pocketing £7.4mn and £6.6mn respectively

Mette Frederiksen tells FT that Greenland crisis has shown the ‘old world will not come back’

High Court said ministers’ decision to proscribe direct action network as a terrorist organisation was ‘disproportionate’

Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem transformed Dubai-based group into one of the world’s largest logistics operators

Michael Hsu is among the frontrunners to succeed Sam Woods at BoE Prudential Regulation Authority

Thomas Woldbye says passengers at UK’s only hub airport are often in ‘the wrong place’

Asset manager is ending its listed life with a whimper rather than a bang

Latest softening of levies comes amid persistent voter anxiety about affordability in the US

US asset manager has swooped on one of London’s most historic names

Richard Oldfield reassured government before sale of centuries-old institution to US investment firm

A perfect storm of policy and regulatory headwinds has slowed new construction to a trickle