The Glam

Spain’s prime minister condemns influx of 60,000 migrants

Mass arrival at enclave of Ceuta is ‘violation of . . . territorial integrity’, says Pedro Sánchez

Deal would land amid consolidation wave sweeping semiconductors as they position for AI revolution

The new Fed chair’s ‘less is more’ communications policy came under fire this week

Retailer seems to have shrugged off effects of cyber attack

Our experts discuss which companies to buy, sell or hold this week

Wildfires show climate change adaptation needs to move up the agenda alongside mitigation

Prime Minister has not commented on the US president’s claim that Hamas has agreed to disarm

How Fifa’s proposal to open up the global game to investors unfolded — and invited a backlash that could yet topple its controversial president

Chancellor says he will stick to Labour’s fiscal rules while moving ‘power and money out of Westminster’

Energy shock will keep ECB on alert ahead of September rate decision

Mayor’s office says London police force did ‘not undertake any adequate process of market testing or competition’

Chipmakers rebound at end of bruising month for the sector, helped by Wall Street rally

Adnoc returns to pricing its crude against the Dubai benchmark after Iran war exposes problems with Murban futures

Security experts say generative tools risk eroding trust in satellite images used to verify conflict damage and incidents

The time-consuming ritual risks misleading the public about the true health of the financial system

Greece, Italy and parts of central Europe are the most vulnerable in coming weeks, officials warn

Move comes amid speculation Tokyo intervened to support the currency

Supreme Court authorises investigation into Fábio Luís Lula da Silva months before presidential election

Four years on, Threadneedle Street finally agrees with the market

Water level of crucial trade river has fallen to match 2018 record low after extreme heatwaves

Commercialisation does not always mean corruption

Chief executive Tim Cook says impact of memory prices is set to worsen as he steps down

Three rate-setters rebelled against US central bank’s majority decision to hold rates steady this week

Seattle-based group had in April expected to spend $200bn in 2026