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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One dead and 16 injured after van drives into Berlin Pride crowd
Police seek suspect as city’s mayor condemns ‘attack on our free and open society’
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Maga’s creepy baby obsession won’t solve the fertility crisis
But neither will pretending that it’s merely an economic issue
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Defence giants provide record backing for military start-ups
As drones and autonomous systems transform the battlefield, traditional defence companies start to act more like…
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Investors use crypto exchanges to avoid Chinese controls on AI stocks
Perpetual futures let investors circumvent restrictions on foreign access to China’s equity market
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Why workers are nostalgic for life before AI
Many white-collar professionals worry about the tech inhibiting creativity and making errors
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How China exploits EU divisions over trade
Individual member states and companies vulnerable to coercion from Beijing, say analysts
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China pours funding into green energy deals as Iran war hits oil demand
Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative takes advantage of rise in appetite for renewables as Middle East conflict drags on
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Iran says Ukrainian attack on vessel in Caspian Sea killed sailor
Foreign ministry urges EU to intervene to prevent Middle East conflict spreading beyond the region
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Top Democrat says Trump administration is worsening chip shortage
Apple wants clearance to buy semiconductors from blacklisted Chinese company amid surging demand from AI
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Brazil denies visas to US officials over alleged election interference
Government claims Trump appointees sought to cast doubt over integrity of voting system to aid ally Flávio Bolsonaro
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India’s ‘cockroach’ movement halts protests after minister quits
Dharmendra Pradhan’s departure was a key demand of the burgeoning student movement
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Saudi Arabia strikes Houthis after Iran-backed rebels target energy sites
Tit-for-tat attacks risk expanding the regional war in the Middle East
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