The CFTC has determined that 'mentions' contracts on prediction markets carry elevated manipulation risk, following an internal review launched in August.
The former UK deputy PM holds 917,000 shares in the AI datacentre startup, which seeks a $35bn valuation in a planned US flotation.
James Graham's new play dramatizes John Maynard Keynes's life and economic ideas, arriving as Britain faces fresh fiscal choices.
From zardozi embroidery to mirror-work, Indian craftspeople have long shaped top luxury labels. Now they're gaining recognition.
A letter writer argues the super-rich should guarantee living wages for UK staff in exchange for targeted tax relief on low-paid workers.
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are set to meet next week, with AI likely on the agenda but binding regulatory agreement considered unlikely.
Britain faces a funding crunch, and analysts say pension triple lock reform is an obvious target. Yet no major party wants to move first.
An unlikely political alliance is forming around AI backlash, with left and right populists targeting corporate power behind the technology.
Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman were removed as the EU extended Russia war-related sanctions on nearly 3,000 others for three years.
A study of 47.4 million MOT tests finds electric vehicles with 90,000–120,000 miles fail inspections 25% less often than comparable petrol models.
The former chancellor, now OpenAI's head of AI for countries, warns that local protests against datacentres are hampering Britain's technological future.
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