Supreme Court’s tariff ruling has mixed implications for the Fed
The risk of a lasting inflationary overshoot is now lower but the US’s fiscal path is likely to be more expansionary
The ‘incredibly significant’ US military forces surrounding Iran
US naval and aircraft build-up is reminiscent of the invasion of Iraq, experts say
How Palantir captured the Ministry of Defence
Insufficient details about the US data intelligence company’s recent contract have been made public
Iran preparing deal proposal for US, says foreign minister
Abbas Araghchi’s comments come as Trump says he is considering limited strikes to pressure Tehran into agreement
Anderson Cooper, the veteran CBS anchor leaves the set
His decision to depart ‘60 Minutes’ reflects discomfort with the network’s turbulent new ‘anti cancel-culture’ leadership
New York Knicks spin-off puts quirks of sports M&A at centre court
Separating its two assets would be a whole new ball game for Madison Square Garden Sports
US growth falls sharply to 1.4% annualised rate in fourth quarter
Figure hit by drop in government spending during federal shutdown is far below analysts’ expectations
How BrewDog got punked
Self-belief and ambition become flaws when amplified by managerial power and big money
US Supreme Court rules Trump’s sweeping tariffs are illegal
Top court issues historic rebuke of US president’s use of emergency powers to impose duties on trading partners
Hungary blocks €90bn EU loan to Ukraine days before war anniversary
Viktor Orbán has intensified his anti-Ukraine rhetoric ahead of elections where he risks being toppled
US GDP growth below expectations unlikely to prompt faster Fed cuts
Price pressures continued to rise according to the December PCE inflation data
Paramount’s $108bn bid for Warner Bros clears US antitrust hurdle
Support from Trump administration adds new twist in blockbuster battle with Netflix
We need to talk about the Gulf
The last thing the Middle East needs is a showdown between its two wealthiest countries
Farage against the machine
Plus, a new cabinet secretary (and a major arrest) took centre stage
Business Books: What to read this month
How to run good meetings, the economy of self-improvement, and a new kind of intelligence
Carlos Acosta’s Don Quixote — bravura tricks bring sunshine to Birmingham
This joyous, peppery production is brightly danced and wittily played — with a medal-winning turn from Katherine Ochoa’s Kitri
Axel Springer backs new Telegraph bid from Dovid Efune
New York Sun owner makes £500mn offer to rival DMGT’s agreed bid
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The giant void of nothingness where US financial regulation used to sit
‘There has never been a better time to be a crook’
Nobel chemistry laureate Frances Arnold: ‘Whole swaths of science are just going to die on the vine’
The Caltech professor on using AI to harness the power of enzymes — and what US funding cuts could mean for research
Tides of tax drive high earners to offshore bonds
Higher rates and frozen thresholds are pushing more higher earners towards the niche investment vehicle
Reader callout: Do you use AI for retirement planning?
Could it ever replace human advice?
The best books of the week
From ultra-processed food to Japan’s population crisis and a wartime hotel in Paris — plus Gisèle Pelicot’s memoir and tales of family from Lauren Groff and Vigdis Hjorth
EDF pushes back Hinkley Point C start-up by another year
Delays raise bill for flagship UK nuclear project to almost £49bn at today’s prices