China needs a new growth model
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How Iran adapted its missile war with Trump
Recent fighting has provided conditions for Tehran’s forces to launch more precision strikes across the Gulf and Jordan
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Nvidia revealed as tenant for $50bn data centre that will use its chips
CEO Jensen Huang deploys balance sheet to backstop growth of AI computing market
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Hedge funds reap big profits from Wall Street index shake-ups
Betting on which companies’ stock will be added or dropped has made a lucrative comeback this year
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Johnson & Johnson settles US talcum powder lawsuit with $5.5bn payout
About 76,000 plaintiffs claimed drugmaker’s products caused ovarian cancer
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Trump seeks to revive his bond with blue-collar America
President aims to court voters in industrial heartland as his support flags ahead of November midterms
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What next for India’s protesters?
Opponents of ruling BJP’s imposition of ethanol-blended fuel launch campaign inspired by student-led movement
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Big Tech credit risks rise sharply as AI spending soars
Investors are increasingly concerned over rush of borrowing to fund huge investments in data centres
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OpenAI hacking incident is ‘warning shot’ on cyber security, Microsoft’s AI chief warns
Software giant says ‘no choice’ but to develop AI defences against onslaught of automated attacks
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France and Spain brace for more extreme heat as wildfires rage
French President Emmanuel Macron warns ‘weeks ahead will be hard’ on visit to firefighting centre in the Gironde region
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CXMT’s roaring IPO isn’t the bubble signal it might appear
Chinese group and its peers could continue to benefit if cheaper computing power results in more demand for AI
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Trump says Israel ‘would not survive’ without US
Remarks come ahead of meeting where Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to make case for expanding war with Iran
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Oil price tumbles as Iran and US pause strikes over Strait of Hormuz
Brent 6% lower after two weeks of escalating violence had pushed crude to more than $100 a barrel
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Ares Management has held talks to buy Leonard Green & Partners
A deal between the LA groups would dramatically expand the size of Ares’ private equity business
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Nvidia bets $5bn on Ilya Sutskever’s AI breakthrough
Safe Superintelligence will use Vera Rubin chips to rapidly expand computing capacity for its secretive research
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Donald Trump rebuilds his tariff wall
The US president is moving his signature trade policy into a new phase
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Amazon targets Musk’s Starlink with satellite constellation for mobile services
Tech giant files to launch more than 5,000 satellites to provide global consumer service
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Dior rebound helps LVMH’s fashion business return to growth
Luxury giant’s crucial fashion and leather goods division back in growth for first time in almost two years
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Ukraine, Iran and how regional wars go global
Conflicts in Europe and Asia are overlapping and two rival blocs may be forming
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Chinese chip champion CXMT soars 466% in market debut
Tech group briefly becomes China’s most valuable listed company in mainland’s biggest IPO since 2010
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Shein slumps to loss ahead of planned Hong Kong listing
US and EU trade tensions hit fast-fashion retailer’s profits
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China’s industrial profits grow at slowest pace this year
Official data highlights uneven earnings rebound among manufacturers
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Beware the shimmer of holographic markets
Tokenised securities are mirror images of the real thing but pose new risks
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AI companies spend record sums on Washington lobbying
Rising expenditure from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Microsoft reflects growing battle over federal policy
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Greek shipping carve-out on Russia sanctions prompts EU rethink
European officials seek ways to curb veto tactics in negotiations
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France raises questions over UK participation in EU’s €5bn tech start-up fund
Debate over British role shows strained relations during UK-EU ‘reset’ negotiations
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The new premium product: books written by people
Some publishers think AI could not only help authors but replace them
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Why economic surveys have lost their relevance
Distorted by partisan passion and rising inequality, they are a reflection of popular frustrations — not overall growth
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Chinese chipmaker CXMT soars almost 500% in market debut
IPO is biggest in mainland since 2010 and reflects booming demand for AI memory chips
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Asian private credit fundraising sinks to 12-year low amid bankruptcy fears
Just five Asia-based funds closed in first half as investors favour large US managers
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‘Violent’ wildfires rage close to French and Spanish cities
The two countries evacuate about 335,000 people as minister calls blazes ‘the most aggressive’ Spain has ever suffered
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US pauses Iran strikes as Oman pursues Hormuz transit deal
Neither side launches attacks for second consecutive night as mediators seek to avert return to full-blown war
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Police kill suspect after van-ramming attack on Berlin Pride event
Assailant in terror incident had been identified as Abdul Ballout, a German citizen with a Lebanese background
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Why wages and productivity look set to diverge further
AI and a falling labour share of GDP risk accelerating decoupling trends across the rich world
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India’s Gen Z protesters puncture Modi’s aura of invincibility
Long-serving premier the target of demonstrators’ anger
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