What does Trump’s latest tariff threat mean for his previous trade pacts?
Analysts say the risk of retaliation is likely to deter countries from seeking to backtrack on already agreed deals
Private equity owners slash valuation of Swiss watchmaker Breitling
Performance of luxury brand has faltered since CVC sold majority stake to Partners Group in 2023
It is time for Europe to weaponise its chokepoints
China and others have long been adept at using supply chains to their advantage — the EU should do the same
Labour battles disaffection in crucial three-way by-election battle
Activists fear coming third to Greens and Reform, which have both run energetic and populist campaigns
Smart glasses give a glimpse of how AI threatens physical goods too
It’s now possible to see a future where smart eyewear could be ubiquitous
Ageing populations will raise demand for lifts, says German manufacturer
TK Elevator predicts a boost from elderly people reluctant to take the stairs
Palantir sues magazine that revealed Switzerland rejected its approaches
Peter Thiel-chaired data intelligence group alleges that Republik did not give it sufficient right to reply
Trump’s envoy prepares to fight culture wars in South Africa
After a year of acrimony, rightwing activist Leo Brent Bozell III is charged with navigating the fraught relationship
US security group looks to recruit hundreds of personnel as it targets Gaza role
UG Solutions, which guarded aid distribution sites in enclave, seeks new business under Donald Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ plan
Capturing the nine-to-five: why ‘WorkTok’ films are gripping Gen Z
Employees videoing their mundane office routines are teaching a younger audience about corporate life
World’s biggest PE houses struggle to exit China deals
Groups unable to cash out while other forms of dealmaking have returned
AI’s ‘memorisation’ problem: the novels it can’t forget
Research that shows LLMs memorise more training data than previously thought raises questions about copyright infringement
Ukraine’s economy shows grit amid lasting war damage
Defence technology sector outperforms in an otherwise gloomy landscape as Russia’s invasion enters fifth year
This meeting is being recorded. Did you know?
AI is fuelling a surge in recorded work meetings that we need to think about more carefully
Consultancies set for fastest growth in years on back of AI boom
Companies are seeking advice on how to provide energy to data centres and profit from artificial intelligence
Earnings and AI fears drive ‘extreme’ churn in US stock market
Gap between large moves in individual equities and subdued index performance hits highest since global financial crisis
Greece eyes central role in Europe’s post-Russia gas market
US LNG arriving at entry points in Greece can be exported by pipeline to the Balkans and beyond
Centerview settles lawsuit over analyst’s need for 8 hours’ sleep
Case brought by Kathryn Shiber fuelled debate about junior bankers’ working hours
India’s AI ambitions hit limits at global summit
The world’s most populous country continues to struggle to find its place in an industry dominated by the US and China
Trump demands Netflix remove former Obama official from board
US president steps back into fight between streamer and Paramount Skydance to acquire Warner Bros Discovery
Sunday Number 133: Numbers Puzzle
The BBC’s Walsh Sisters adaptation takes the bite out of Marian Keyes’ novels
The Dublin-set series is cosy and mesmerisingly slow — save for some frenetic cliffhangers
Latham & Watkins poaches two more partners from rival Wachtell Lipton
The New York-based Wachtell has suffered rare defections in a hot market for top deals lawyers
US ambassador Huckabee sparks outrage across Middle East over Israel comments
Diplomat tells Tucker Carlson it ‘would be fine’ if Israel took over a swath of the region