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Treasurer Jim Chalmers describes situation as ‘incredibly concerning’

Study of 22,000 US companies challenges fears that generative AI will trigger broad job losses

The vaunted investor has spawned a small army of new firms mirroring Julian Robertson’s ‘Tiger cubs’

Given the competition, it’s debatable whether a US-China safety deal is even possible

Technology that helps people do things they couldn’t otherwise achieve can also lead to atrophy

Japanese currency slides past ¥162 a dollar as Federal Reserve’s hawkish shift piles on pressure

Maker of Dunhill cigarettes says cuts and outsourcing will affect about one in five jobs

Tehran yet to confirm end of tit-for-tat attacks that threaten fragile truce in Strait of Hormuz

Further restrictions on sales of ‘dual-use’ items with both civilian and military purposes

At least 14 killed in Ras Tanura incident just hours after US-Iran strikes threaten fragile deal to reopen Strait of…

Weak returns could trigger a sharp pullback in funding for tech companies that threatens the global economy

Truce under pressure as Tehran counters US attacks by targeting military installations in Bahrain and Kuwait

Defence groups are developing modular workshops that can mass-produce cheap missiles during wartime

Firm tries to capitalise on some borrowers’ need to raise cash as boundaries with public markets blur

Battle over licensing of mobile connection protocols could shape global rates for other technologies

Trust in specialists is growing 10 years after Brexit but employers still need more of them

NYK’s Takaya Soga says safe routes are ‘extremely limited’, restricting traffic to half prewar levels

In a desperate bid to deflect attention, the president is doing what he loves to do: blaming the libs

Shenzhen expands driverless vehicles as growing automation drive threatens gig economy workforce

Vehicle was at airfield from where aircraft that hit Citic Tower took off

The iPhone maker wants Trump administration to sign off on purchases to ease pressure from rising chip prices

The mercenary-in-chief on facing public anger — and the role that private contractors will play in the future of war

Apple’s price rises and fears over delay to OpenAI’s IPO send Asian bourses sharply lower

Justices overturn verdict that became basis for billions of dollars in claims over warnings of alleged cancer risk

Doug Petno and Troy Rohrbaugh handed control of two of the bank’s largest divisions

Hundreds injured as buildings toppled in capital Caracas

Premiums for hull war coverage drop by more than half as ceasefire deal holds

Biometric checks must be put on hold to cope with passenger numbers, airports boss says

The fracturing of platforms has created both delight and frustration for viewers

Concerns grow of frothiness in world’s best-performing equity market

The country’s workforce is set to fall to 300mn by the end of the century. Beijing wants humanoids to narrow the…

Bankers upsize offering after high borrowing costs lure investors

Declines on Wall Street reverberate across global markets as SpaceX rally reverses

Likely successor to prime minister wants to review long-awaited military investment plan

From the ashes of Enron, Ken Griffin built a commodities empire that extends beyond financial trading

Requests to borrow against future shares of profits are multiplying, as the buyout market remains slow

Vessels given incompatible instructions on safest route to cross strait

Changing the inflation and balance-sheet frameworks will be key

The policy differences between his future premiership and Starmer’s will be small but significant

Lossmaking AI group is presenting at Cannes Lions advertising conference for the first time

July meeting about closer relations postponed as Brussels prepares for prospect of Burnham becoming PM

China’s currency is becoming a more important part of the global financial system but the dollar is still in control

Tehran and Washington locked in talks in Switzerland over deal to settle four-month conflict

Negotiations aimed at reaching permanent end to war will initially focus on Israeli-Hizbollah conflict in Lebanon

UK prime minister is under intense pressure to set out departure timetable after Andy Burnham’s by-election win

Setback for Donald Trump’s push to end war with the Islamic republic

US vice-president’s office says plans to travel to Switzerland to participate in talks with Iran are on hold

Leaders opt for dialogue with Beijing rather than immediate action over fears of retaliation

Shipping executives fear language will enable Tehran to introduce fees after 60 days or a fund similar to Strait of…
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