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Meta’s Zuckerberg explores purchase of Washington property
29/01/2025

Meta’s Zuckerberg explores purchase of Washington property

Billionaire founder of social media group seeking to work more closely with Trump administration

DeepSeek-driven sell-off puts power demands of AI in doubt, says IEA
29/01/2025

DeepSeek-driven sell-off puts power demands of AI in doubt, says IEA

Breakthrough suggests artificial intelligence’s appetite for energy may not be as insatiable as previously thought

Shell dominates carbon credit market as clean energy spending scaled back
29/01/2025

Shell dominates carbon credit market as clean energy spending scaled back

Oil and gas groups rely more heavily on offsets to reach climate targets than any other sector

OpenAI says it has evidence China’s DeepSeek used its model to train competitor
29/01/2025

OpenAI says it has evidence China’s DeepSeek used its model to train competitor

White House AI tsar David Sacks raises possibility of alleged intellectual property theft

Trump offers to buy out federal workers who do not return to office
29/01/2025

Trump offers to buy out federal workers who do not return to office

Move marks latest effort by new president to downsize US government

CNN’s Acosta quits after show moved to midnight
28/01/2025

CNN’s Acosta quits after show moved to midnight

Tough-questioning correspondent was frequent target of Trump but network said move was because of rescheduling

Steve Cohen still ‘bullish’ on AI after big sell-off
28/01/2025

Steve Cohen still ‘bullish’ on AI after big sell-off

Point72 founder says drop that wiped almost $600bn from Nvidia shares was prompted by misinformation

Canada subject to widespread political interference, commission concludes
28/01/2025

Canada subject to widespread political interference, commission concludes

Findings of 16 month investigation are a ‘wake-up call’ for ‘democratic allies’ say politicians

Mexico and Canada launch flurry of border measures to appease Trump
28/01/2025

Mexico and Canada launch flurry of border measures to appease Trump

Tariff threat spurs Mexico to fill in smuggling tunnel and Canada to deploy helicopters and drones

White House tells federal agencies to freeze grants and loans
28/01/2025

White House tells federal agencies to freeze grants and loans

Democrats warn the move is ‘unconstitutional’ and ‘inhumane’

Broad selling in Nvidia rout was ‘irrational’, Howard Marks says
28/01/2025

Broad selling in Nvidia rout was ‘irrational’, Howard Marks says

Distressed debt investor says asset managers and other companies should not have been hit by AI fears

Musk clashed with Tangen over Norway oil fund’s vote against Tesla pay
28/01/2025

Musk clashed with Tangen over Norway oil fund’s vote against Tesla pay

Newly released text messages show carmaker’s boss turned down Tangen’s dinner invitation last year

The increase is projected to come entirely from net migration, while the natural change — the difference between births ...
28/01/2025

The increase is projected to come entirely from net migration, while the natural change — the difference between births and deaths — is projected to be about zero. https://on.ft.com/40QaPKz

Trump and the Dr Strangelove experiment
28/01/2025

Trump and the Dr Strangelove experiment

The president revels in his unpredictability but over time he risks sowing distrust in America’s good faith

US life insurer Brighthouse Financial seeks to sell itself
28/01/2025

US life insurer Brighthouse Financial seeks to sell itself

Prominent private capital managers expected to bid for group with market value of $3bn

Trump increases pressure on Egypt and Jordan to accept Gaza ‘clean out’ plan
28/01/2025

Trump increases pressure on Egypt and Jordan to accept Gaza ‘clean out’ plan

US president could use aid as leverage to ensure countries back his idea of relocating people from enclave

Boeing reports its second-biggest annual loss on record after tough 2024
28/01/2025

Boeing reports its second-biggest annual loss on record after tough 2024

Jet maker declines to issue guidance for second year in a row and burned through $14.3bn in free cash last year

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