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Top Headlines from the UK Edition
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Fuel to Air India 171’s engines was cut off seconds before fatal crash, report says
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| Preliminary findings recommend ‘no actions’ against Boeing or GE Aerospace over incident |
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Reeves to open ‘front door’ for investors in UK with concierge service
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| Chancellor will use Mansion House speech next week to launch growth plan for financial services sector |
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Elon Musk’s xAI seeks up to $200bn valuation in next fundraising
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| Grok chatbot maker in early talks with investors to boost its value as much as 10 times from last year |
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Brussels plans new tax on big companies to boost EU budget
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| Annual charge would hit groups with net turnover of €50mn or more, according to leaked European Commission proposal |
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Britain and Europe need to get serious about air conditioning
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| In a rapidly warming world, a former extravagance is becoming a necessity |
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Top Headlines from the International Editions
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‘El Chapo’ scion pleads guilty to US drug trafficking charges
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| Ovidio Guzmán, son of the Sinaloa Cartel’s co-founder, could produce trove of data on group’s ties to Mexican politicians |
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Kraft Heinz explores potential break-up
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| Spinning off traditional grocery unit featuring boxed dinners and processed cheese is one idea being studied |
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How Elon Musk’s rogue Grok chatbot became a cautionary AI tale
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| Posts praising Hitler show the risks of accelerating the nascent technology with little stress testing and few guardrails |
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Ecotricity founder Dale Vince: ‘There’s got to be a bigger purpose in life’
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| The entrepreneur on his Labour party donations, the case for green growth — and taking Elon Musk to court |
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US state department begins firings of more than 1,000 employees
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| Dismissals will target staff deemed redundant or out of sync with Donald Trump’s agenda |
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Donald Trump could trigger another market shock, investors warn
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| Fund managers and bankers cast doubt on bets US president will back down from most severe threats |
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Does the US have Dutch disease?
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| The exorbitant burden of exporting dollars makes it hard for America to govern at home |
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Coffee tariffs give caffeine fans grounds for concern
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| Almost all of the hit from coffee price rises reaches end consumers in eight months — a lifetime to a caffeine addict |
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IEA forecasts slowest oil demand growth outside of pandemic since 2009
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| Energy advisory body expects global consumption to increase by 700,000 barrels a day this year |
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BP says lower oil prices will weigh on earnings
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| Energy major warns of second-quarter hit but flags higher production |
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UK lung cancer patients less likely to receive advanced treatments
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| Study compared use of chemotherapy and radiotherapy in 280,000 people from Britain, Australia, Norway and Canada |
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Stockpickers: Rewards await for patient investors in UK small techs
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| Fledging UK digital companies may not command premiums of Magnificent Seven, but are worth a look |
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James Gunn, Hollywood’s box office superhero
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| A fan of trashy cult movies, his wacky blockbusters have rescued comic book franchises from mortal danger |
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Directors’ Deals: Nelson Peltz cashes in £25mn of Unilever shares
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| Activist investor’s sale for ‘portfolio management’ |
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Amazon’s annual deal fest is no longer all about the bargains
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| Prime Day isn’t just a way of shifting goods so much as a means of feeding the ecosystem |
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Britain’s damaging flirtation with a wealth tax
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