Anthropic and OpenAI bankers push for top-tier credit ratings post-IPO
Investment-grade designation would unlock cheaper financing for AI labs and their infrastructure partners
Investment-grade designation would unlock cheaper financing for AI labs and their infrastructure partners
New ‘agent’ called Muse designed to make customised suggestions based on chats and social media activity
German fitness company has become a global phenomenon since the Covid pandemic
Why the Dutch are pulling their gold out of America
National Air Traffic Services says recovery from incident taking longer than expected as BA pulls evening short-haul schedule
Political leader whose administration was buffeted by the Asian financial crisis, Sars epidemic and a contentious security bill
Culture secretary said Apple and Google would be forced ‘to build in device-level protections for children’
Lonnie Bunch announces retirement following pressure from White House over how the museum complex portrays US history
Comments by Andrew Bailey add to problems facing Andy Burnham ahead of next month’s Budget
Report has been disclosed as part of a legal battle with Black Cube despite Evolution seeking to keep it under wraps
The UK government would be better off backing clusters and widening access to opportunity
France and Canada join action as British foreign secretary accuses settlers of ‘ethnically cleansing’ Palestinians
Alex Gibney’s near-four-hour film is exhaustive, and exhausting
Halo effect from new device may also allow Apple to raise prices of its other products
The Dutch duo hate loud, but their designs are making a noise anyway
Insolvent Irish arm of Russian aircraft owner says airline unlawfully left jets in Madrid and Cyprus
Russian president denies waging ‘hybrid war’ against Europe
Appointment of André Loranger ends year-long hiatus in leadership that has added to concerns over quality of key figures
Criminal gangs have switched to home production after crackdowns on cross-border smugglers
An estranged father and son search for an abducted boy in a Netflix film that treads familiar territory
Twenty-five years after 9/11, debt and defence spending are ballooning while diplomacy is starved and allies are alienated
Thirty-year gilts priced at a yield of 5.82%, underscoring pressure on public finances from global bond sell-off
A former Israeli attorney-general backs the UK government’s ban on settlement goods and trade with West Bank businesses
Private equity group swoops for unit of London-listed engineering group