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Top Headlines from the UK Edition
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Donald Trump issues order to penalise countries that detain American citizens
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Move raises possibility the administration could bar some foreign leaders from attending upcoming UN General Assembly |
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Starmer launches sweeping cabinet reshuffle after Rayner resigns in tax scandal
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Yvette Cooper moves to Foreign Office while David Lammy becomes deputy PM and Shabana Mahmood home secretary |
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Keir Starmer’s problems multiply after deputy’s downfall
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Angela Rayner’s departure triggers cabinet reshuffle and potentially bloody deputy Labour leader contest |
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Tesla seeks to award Elon Musk $1tn if carmaker hits formidable targets
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Billionaire would need to hit a series of market value and profit goals to earn payout |
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The psychology of CEO loyalty to Trump
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C-suites are conspicuously silent in the face of the president’s policy surprises |
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Top Headlines from the International Editions
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Donald Trump threatens retaliatory tariffs after EU hits Google with €2.95bn fine
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US president criticises ‘very unfair’ measures a day after he hosts tech chiefs at the White House |
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Trump to direct Japan’s $550bn investment in US after deal with Tokyo
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President will pick which projects receive capital, according to unpublished memo |
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OpenAI pressed on safety after deaths of ChatGPT users
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Attorneys-general of California and Delaware threaten to block tech group’s planned restructuring |
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Carlos Abrams-Rivera, the Kraft Heinz CEO dealing with America’s lost appetite
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Less than two years after taking the top job he is unwinding the packaged-food company’s failed megamerger |
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Xi Jinping plots a post-American world
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Led by China, a growing group of nations wants to change the global order — and they seem increasingly inclined to work together |
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PredictIt wins US licence to expand betting offerings
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Site known for bets on political predictions could soon create and host all manner of markets |
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Early Revolut backer Balderton partially cashes out to cement profit
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Venture capital firm has sold hundreds of millions of dollars in UK fintech that has enjoyed explosive growth |
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Bitcoin ATMs reprise a painful history in finance
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The machines located in Latino, Black and low-income neighbourhoods offer a promise of inclusion but involve high costs |
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A China-Russia sweetheart gas deal could upset US energy exporters
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Even without Power of Siberia 2, there was already a risk of superfluous LNG sloshing around the system |
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London Stock Exchange Group forced to open roof space to rivals
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UK regulator raised concerns that exclusive right to install radio equipment at data centre was ‘hindering competition’ |
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AI start-up Anthropic settles landmark copyright suit for $1.5bn
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Case will compensate authors but could raise costs of training large language models |
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US agents raid Hyundai-LG site as Trump migrant crackdown escalates
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South Korean nationals among hundreds detained at battery factory project in Georgia in biggest immigration raid yet |
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OpenAI set to start mass production of its own AI chips with Broadcom
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ChatGPT maker’s deal sends shares in the US chip group up more than 9% |
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Tylenol maker’s shares sink on Robert Kennedy report linking painkiller to autism
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Company says key ingredient acetaminophen has been approved for use by US regulators |
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Lululemon tumbles as tariffs and weak US consumer weigh on outlook
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Yoga pants maker expects Trump administration’s new trade policies to reduce margin by $240mn this year |
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Elon Musk’s $1tn bonus is literally monopoly money
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