Trump administration approves $24bn sale of F-35 jets to Saudi Arabia
Deal is a win for Riyadh while it is embroiled in a regional crisis triggered by the Iran war
Deal is a win for Riyadh while it is embroiled in a regional crisis triggered by the Iran war
Blockchain-based representations of traditional equities can be traded around-the-clock and more easily used as collateral
Lawyers say AI co-founder Greg Brockman was ‘motivated by the gazillions’ he hoped to gain from models trained on copyrighted content
Although maybe correlation ≠ causation
Crypto billionaire Ben Delo loaned more than £300,000 to former academic Nina Power
Florida lawmaker María Elvira Salazar rebukes president in TV ad for heavy-handed immigration policies
UK workers are better and more offline than previously thought
John Griffin cited his deep emotional attachment to Ireland despite having started minicab service in Britain in 1975
A spate of mega-IPOs triggered by the AI boom is stretching the feast-or-famine industry dynamic to an extreme
Head of steelmaking raw materials Peter Hill stood down from position pending outcome of review into Glencore’s business with Radiant World
The British solo musician has never looked so alone or exposed — but he only has himself to blame
Economic reforms and broader alliances are Canada’s best response to Trump’s trade war
When the cost of capital goes up, the value of a company theoretically goes down. Share prices tell a different story
Multiyear plan announced at September rate decision will unwind BoE’s quantitative-easing-era gilt purchases by 2034
Without stronger safeguards, the danger is that any disaster could trigger a furious public backlash and regulatory overreaction
BoE holds rates at 3.75% but signals higher borrowing costs are likely
His impressive opening subscription concerts offer hard-hitting Prokofiev and the emotional catharsis of John Adams’ work commemorating 9/11
This intelligent three-part HBO series follows a couple who spent years trying to exonerate a woman convicted of homicide
Juliette Binoche and Tom Courtenay lead the outstanding ‘Queen at Sea’; ‘Resident Evil’ gives the horror franchise new blood; Saoirse Ronan makes discipline a core topic in ‘Bad Apples’; Aardman strikes again with ‘Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom’; Andrew Scott is superb as D-Day weatherm
When science is moving faster than legislation, we must stay humble
Unite union says staff at Cameronbridge in Scotland to walk out in protest against hundreds of planned job cuts in country
Juliette Binoche, Tom Courtenay and Anna Calder-Marshall are outstanding in a morally freighted exploration of dementia
A disruptive pupil experiences an extreme form of discipline in a film of droll and deadpan cynicism
Aardman Animations strikes again with a gag-packed and tightly told third feature for the woolly hero