Samsung must pay Swatch $11.6mn over copycat smartwatch apps
Swiss watchmaker had sought damages of as much as $170mn in London lawsuit over copyright infringement
Swiss watchmaker had sought damages of as much as $170mn in London lawsuit over copyright infringement
Tech billionaire reluctant to allow satellite system to be used for drone strikes deep inside Russia
Operators are trying to make familiar an industry that seems consigned to another era
The pretence that America’s leader is a grand strategist will not survive the Iran fiasco
Margaret Qualley and Josh Brolin also feature in an uneven film that combines fear of marauding outsiders with an ode to organic farming
UN negotiations challenge corporate ‘profit-shifting’
Could Putin win in Ukraine? Has the Kremlin captured US politics? Three new books analyse Moscow’s strategy and vision of itself as a Eurasian empire
Insightful productions probe our relationship with fame, death and sex work — but the clowns steal the show
Nigel Farage’s party woos business by promising to scrap the General Data Protection Regulation if it wins power
Also in this newsletter: Darline Graham wins South Carolina primary and Bill Gates calls for ‘human reserved’ jobs to protect them from AI
Again, suit establishment proves crucial to making very thin game contract
This French pizza is a Provençal treat
Overdue loans become flashpoint in debate over president’s policies ahead of 2027 election
PwC retains Australia’s most lucrative audit contract after reversal by financial services group
Cut off from home ports by the US blockade, ships seek shelter close to Sri Lanka’s territorial waters
Introducing co-payment will make us more like our rich-world peers and put us on a sustainable footing
Middle East war pushes price cap up 4% to £1,723 a year
Hong Kong decision has potential to threaten Big Four firms’ partnership network model
World’s third-largest carmaker to release dozens of new and updated models by 2030
Tech billionaire publishes 6,000-word essay warning the technology will usher in ‘one of the most turbulent times in human history’
Foreign demand for US assets; US-Canada trade negotiations; big-tech spending commitments; protein silencing; vintage AI; nuclear war; awful people; and anti-Wordle
Plus: salt caverns
Also in this newsletter: Ukraine wants EU cash to buy US missiles
Because ‘vendor finance’ are such ugly words