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Top Headlines from the UK Edition
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US launches fresh Iran strikes as death toll climbs
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| Service member dies in ‘controlled’ drone detonation after two soldiers killed in Jordan with another missing |
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Spain outplay Messi’s Argentina to reach World Cup summit
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| Tournament’s best team wins one-sided final 1-0 and claims clutch of individual prizes |
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Andy Burnham plans beefed-up control centre in Downing Street
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| Incoming prime minister wants to be less reliant on ‘imperial’ Treasury as he bids to restore confidence in government |
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US day traders flock to ‘the most dangerous product in crypto’
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| Trump administration has opened American markets to highly leveraged perpetual futures |
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The art of knowing when to step down
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| Only a few master one of the hardest career tricks of them all |
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Top Headlines from the International Editions
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The AI revolution takes on the world’s most cyclical industry
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| Massive investment plans lead to investor fears of a new boom and bust in memory chips |
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Boeing says it will be ready to fund new plane programme by 2030
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| US group expects to have firepower to start work on 737 Max successor but warns that demand may be more of a constraint |
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EU faces crumbling support for new Russia sanctions
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| National capitals refuse to support measures that could hurt big companies |
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Chinese leaders zero in on need for stimulus for economy
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| Policymakers expected to prioritise spurring high-tech rather than ‘big bang’ for consumption, analysts say |
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Singapore weighs hedge fund tax cuts to rival Hong Kong
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| City-state frets over portfolio managers relocating to Chinese territory |
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Oil returns above $90 as Iran hits tankers
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| US carries out fresh wave of attacks as the number of American casualties rises |
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Burnham to maintain ban on North Sea exploration licences
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| Decision criticised by oil and gas industry as well as trade union |
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Expedia CEO’s defence against AI: ‘People are happiest when they’re planning the trip’
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| Ariane Gorin faces battle with tech start-ups as she repositions world’s second-largest travel booking company |
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UK steel quota concessions to seal India deal pose risk to Welsh plant, say insiders
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| Union leaders say quotas for galvanised steel particularly harmful for Tata Steel UK’s Llanwern plant in Newport |
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China’s Jingye demands payout over British Steel nationalisation
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| UK government accused of disregarding group’s investment and offering ‘almost zero compensation’ |
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GameStop extends pursuit of eBay despite Wall Street scepticism
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| Video game retailer doubles stake in online marketplace as chief executive Ryan Cohen presses ahead with quixotic deal |
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Is Fifa’s hyper-commercialised World Cup here to stay?
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| Dynamic ticket pricing and hydration breaks were unpopular with fans but the boost in revenues could be irresistible |
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UK must focus on insiders vs outsiders not north vs south
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| Economists and politicians want to boost growth, but it must include people on the periphery of hotspots |
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It’s time for Europe to embrace air conditioning
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| More frequent hot summers will harm productivity and claim lives |
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India’s rupee problem has been misdiagnosed
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| Currency weakness reflects subdued private investment and uncertainty over the business climate |
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Andy Burnham should pursue a devolution ‘big bang’
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| If done right, radical decentralisation could boost UK productivity growth and living standards |
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Why ‘rightwing’ is no longer such a dirty word in Britain
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| When words like fascist and Nazi are thrown around, being merely conservative seems mild by comparison |
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Dancing diggers, lager and power tools: welcome to the festival for builders
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| Organisers aim to encourage camaraderie and persuade young workers to enter the trades |
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