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Tory Dan Poulter defects to Labour
MP for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich says country needs an early electionBusiness -
Yen sinks to 34-year low after Bank of Japan holds interest rates near zero
Governor Kazuo Ueda says weakening currency is having ‘no major impact’ on underlying inflationBusiness - Japan -
The Lex Newsletter: AI spending plans are spooking the market
Microsoft is the company showing most tangible proof of AI revenue generation from hefty investmentsBusiness -
US Congress approves bill banning TikTok unless Chinese owner sells platform
Move could lead to obsolescence of video app used by 170mn AmericansBusiness - Tiktok -
Delaware, Inc agonises about Musk backlash as its lawyers seek changes
About two-thirds of US companies are incorporated in the small, mid-Atlantic stateBusiness - Elon Musk -
US business group says policy ‘inconsistency’ hurting China investment
AmCham China highlights concerns about lack of regulatory clarity as Beijing seeks to shore up confidenceBusiness - China -
Investors price in growing chance of another Fed interest rate rise
While base case remains reduction in borrowing costs, options market shows a 20% probability of increaseBusiness - Federal Reserve -
Can long-term mortgages help solve the UK’s housing crisis?
Home loans with interest rates fixed for a decade or more could get more buyers on to the ladder — and disrupt a £1.6tn industryBusiness -
FCA under pressure to abandon plans to name firms in UK deterrence drive
Regulator confronts growing concerns within government that move will undermine competitivenessBusiness - United Kingdom -
The overstimulated superpower
One overlooked reason for US resilience is stimulus still coursing through the economyBusiness -
Coalition government, American style
The centre held to pass $60bn in US military aid to Ukraine. Don’t count on it happening again.Business -
Serious Fraud Office reviews cases after software problems
UK agency to look at past and present investigations as fresh issues emerge over evidence disclosureBusiness -
US aid delays leave Ukrainians at low ebb
Faltering western assistance and Russia’s fresh initiative on battlefield chip away at country’s moraleBusiness - Ukraine -
Majority of EU states object to capital markets reform push
France led calls to revive financial integration project to help fund Europe’s rearmament and green transitionBusiness - European Union -
Iran warns of shift in nuclear stance if Israel threatens atomic sites
Revolutionary Guards issue warning as US announces new sanctionsBusiness - Iran -
There is a new twist in the TikTok tale
A ‘people’s bid’ for the app raises profound questions about how we live onlineBusiness - Tiktok -
Data centres have turned Big Tech into big spenders
Companies need AI services revenues, not cost savings, to fuel data centre boomBusiness -
Jürgen Klopp and the leading of Liverpool
How did the German football manager cast such a spell over the city? There was much more to it than results, writes Lynsey HanleyBusiness -
Minouche Shafik: universities must engage in serious soul searching on protests
If academia can’t better define the boundaries between free speech and discrimination, government will fill that gapBusiness -
Holding back the floods for 40 years: Thames Barrier is due an upgrade
Scientists warn that London is at risk from sea-level rises and more powerful stormsBusiness -
Kristi Noem and the truth about self-destruction
The governor of South Dakota is not the only public figure to have disastrously misjudged popular opinionBusiness -
How Ukraine broke Russia’s grip in the Black Sea
Attacks on Moscow’s warships have helped to establish an export corridor that could boost Kyiv’s war effortBusiness - Ukraine -
Berkshire after Buffett: can any stockpicker follow the Oracle?
Ted Weschler and Todd Combs stand to take over a $354bn portfolio from the world’s best-known investorBusiness -
Who are Anglo American’s possible suitors?
The UK-listed miner has rejected an approach from BHP, but other bidders could emergeBusiness -
Why is BHP bidding for Anglo American?
The £31bn deal would be the biggest in the mining sector on record but faces many hurdlesBusiness -
How TikTok’s Chinese owner tightened its grip on the app
Insiders say ByteDance exerting increasing influence over platform despite US pressure over ownershipBusiness - Tiktok -
Tories need to learn to love London again
The capital votes for its mayor next week, but the Conservatives’ dissociation from the city means they seem set for failureBusiness -
Why CEO succession is so difficult to get right
Boards are being forced to think about finding future leaders earlier as shareholders demand greater insightBusiness -
Liz Truss: ‘I don’t believe in guardrails’
Britain’s shortest-serving prime minister on being ejected from office, the need for radical economic remedies — and her battle with the ‘deep state’Business - United Kingdom -
When the customer is not always right
Demographics are squeezing Japan’s ability to deliver the same high levels of service as beforeBusiness -
The green transition can kick-start a revival in UK manufacturing
In the race to meet global demand for climate-friendly tech and products, government needs to nurture potential winnersBusiness - United Kingdom -
How to crack the economics of EV charging
Breaking the cycle of frustrated drivers and unprofitable charge points is doableBusiness -
The right must own the Tory defeat
The people who brought us partygate and Liz Truss’s mini-Budget think Rishi Sunak is the problemBusiness -
Israel cannot stand alone and Netanyahu knows it
The American decision to restrict arms sales could be a turning point in the US-Israel relationshipBusiness - Israel -
Will Friedrich Merz finally become Germany’s next chancellor?
Ex-BlackRock executive has reshaped Angela Merkel’s party in his conservative imageBusiness -
Regulators at last have oil-price fixing in their sights
The FTC’s ruling on Exxon-Pioneer deal shines a spotlight on the workings of Opec and industry executivesBusiness -
We don’t need an AI manifesto — we need a constitution
The technology can do wonderful things — but its achievements should not come at the expense of basic protectionsBusiness -
How missiles became the modern weapon of choice
They rarely bring outright victory but can help anti-western actors raise costs for the US and its alliesBusiness -
The next critical mineral source could be volcanic soup
Geologists are exploring whether magmatic brine can be tapped for dissolved treasure such as lithium, copper and cobaltBusiness -
Biden has to find a way to convince Americans on the economy
Trump’s rhetorical style seems to appeal more to voters than the economic realityBusiness - Joe Biden