US stocks fall as software sell-off reignites
Private capital groups also hit as traders digest fallout from president Trump’s 15% global tariff
EU delays ratifying US trade deal
Move comes in response to Supreme Court ruling deeming Trump’s tariffs illegal
Keir Starmer’s ethics adviser to look at minister over probe into journalists
Josh Simons accused of hiring public affairs company to investigate sources of leaks when he ran Labour Together
Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ explores stablecoin for Gaza
Proposal to launch cryptocurrency pegged to US dollar comes after cash supply was decimated during Israeli offensive
Scarcity value puts a rocket under China’s AI challengers
Investors are increasingly willing to take risks on potentially groundbreaking technologies, even where profitability is distant
Novo Nordisk shares drop 15% after poor trial results for new obesity drug
Once-a-week injection achieved less weight loss than rival treatment
Blue Owl is spoiling private credit’s sales pitch
US fund manager has become a warning of what happens when exotic products do not go to plan
Stocks slip and gold gains as global trade faces new Trump tariff threat
Dollar dips after US president imposes 15% duty following Supreme Court decision to strike down previous policy
US probably shed jobs last year, top Federal Reserve official says
Governor Chris Waller says he would back March rate cut if there are further signs of weakening in labour market
Deloitte shake-up of international structure set to trigger UK leadership race
Overhaul will bind operations in 80 countries across Europe and Middle East
Chevron in talks for stake in giant Iraq oilfield after Lukoil sanctions
US major says it is negotiating for West Qurna 2, which produces 10% of Iraq’s crude
English football teams face ban on sponsorship from unlicensed gambling groups
Government crackdown on black-market betting would affect Premier League clubs
UK warns tariff retaliation is an option if US reneges on trade deal
Government says ‘nothing is off the table’ if talks with Trump administration are not resolved amicably
British championships prize money jumps to new record
Puzzle: find Black’s winning move
Australia backs proposal to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from line of succession
Move would require approval of all 14 realms where UK sovereign is head of state
Wall Street, Main Street and more tariff turmoil
Supreme Court rebuke of Trump’s trade policy will be a tailwind to an economy running hot
Why Giselle is the ballerina’s Hamlet
This most demanding of ballets has returned to Covent Garden — and with it come triumphs, mis-steps and tears
We must change our conception of palliative care
The NHS is ill-equipped to deal with the needs of a growing and ageing population
Merck splits operations to separate oncology from non-cancer drugs
Reshuffle in preparation for 2028 US patent expiry of blockbuster cancer treatment Keytruda
Uber launches autonomous vehicles services venture in robotaxi push
App says new operation will boost commercialisation of AVs
The new era-defining central bank ‘trilemma’
We can’t have three good things at once, unfortunately
Trump’s new interest in war will end badly
The US president has developed an appetite for the wars of choice that he once denounced
The Supreme Court sends tariffs on a turbulent descent
America’s trading partners and US Congress have a chance to claw back some control
Chrystia Freeland on how to negotiate with autocrats — and allies
Canada’s former deputy PM on strategies and red lines