Security hawks have raised fears recommendation code could be manipulated to push propaganda

US president accuses media organisation of being ‘mouthpiece’ for Democratic party

Fiscal watchdog estimates ‘triple lock’ policy will have cost three times as much as expected by the end of the decade

Inflation is the biggest risk

Data suggests the drive towards individualism has increased the selection of monikers in recent decades

President’s call to scrap quarterly reports comes as SEC considers curbing shareholder lawsuits

Founder Carl Pei says new funding will allow start-up to design AI devices

Authorities are using an arsenal of interventionist tools to make city homes affordable. Critics call it an attack on property rights

Almost half of sector’s providers run a deficit, as some institutions secure funding against campus sites

Companies hope military appetite for commercial services will revive fortunes but obstacles remain

Swiss National Bank has more than $42bn invested in Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Nvidia and Meta

Court ruling comes as Senate confirms president’s pick for US central bank’s board

‘Prime Vision’ service featuring gaming-style graphics comes as sports broadcasters seek to boost youth engagement

Sir Keir Starmer to explore closer alignment of capital markets during US president’s three-day trip

Arab and Muslim nations weigh options as anger mounts over attack on US ally despite fears of antagonising Donald Trump

Monetary Policy Committee will announce on Thursday whether it is dialling back the pace at which it is cutting its gilt holdings

Daughter of former FBI director James Comey says she was sacked because of her ‘perceived political affiliation’

QT pageant

Shares in Google’s parent company up more than 30% since late July

US president says talks with Beijing have ‘gone very well’ and plans call with Xi Jinping this week

US president says forcing groups to disclose their finances every three months is ‘not good’

A look back to the days of Enoch Powell suggests a better model

The two wars have divided the west — and not along the old left-right lines

Winston Weinberg’s company is making lawyers ‘a lot more productive’, but critics say it offers little more than ChatGPT