Convenience store woman: Lady Gaga urges Japanese to work at FamilyMart
Tokyo-based chain taps global pop star in bid to recruit part-time staff
Tokyo-based chain taps global pop star in bid to recruit part-time staff
Also in this newsletter, insurance regulator proposes fees reforms
Long-awaited S1 filing reports Claude maker lost $8bn last year on $4.6bn in revenue
AI lab will hold back GPT-6.1 Astra following mounting pressure over misbehaviour by its agents
City-state’s economy is getting an AI uplift but costs and labour are constraints to its industrial growth
‘It’s rebranded itself as super-duper intelligence’
Rare intervention from head of Catholic Church comes as top executives are due to meet at White House on Tuesday
From Matt Benchener, Chief Executive Officer, Hargreaves Lansdown, Bristol, UK
From Norman Dombey, Professor Emeritus of Theoretical Physics, University of Sussex, Brighton, UK
From Arina Machine, London N4, UK
From Steffen Pauls, Founder, Moonfare, Berlin, Germany
Milestone for Musk because the system is pivotal to winning more Nasa contracts and to transport humans to space
Department limits use of ETFs to avoid taxable gains and says it could target other ‘potentially abusive’ tactics
World Labs was founded by Stanford University researcher to work on AI models that understand 3D environments
Brent crude jumps and 10-year Treasury yield surpasses 5.2% as hopes for US-Iran agreement fade
PM will unveil at Labour conference a ‘serious prospectus’ that aims to confront problems including social care crisis and youth unemployment
Also in today’s newsletter: Nvidia’s $150bn share buyback and Tata family scion hits back with plan to keep holding company private
$1.4bn sale of Hong Kong lender’s loan portfolio part of push to improve its capital efficiency
President says those ‘engaged in manipulative schemes’ will be held to account as deputy chair of governing party resigns
Shares in aerospace group fall 6 per cent on Monday to $184.
Opposition attacks Israeli premier ahead of election over leaks suggesting Egyptian and Emirati officials alerted him to Hamas threat
US central bank remains target for country’s foreign adversaries
Police said suspects ‘remain under investigation as we explore multiple lines of enquiry’