Hello and welcome to Energy Source, coming to you from New York. OpenAI has made another move to accelerate the development of new data centres, announcing a partnership with chipmaker AMD that could ...

Your guide to what Trump’s second term means for Washington, business and the world Is Donald Trump planning to overthrow Venezuela’s regime? Putting three US destroyers, an amphibious assault ship, a ...

A former KPMG partner has been fined by the UK accountancy regulator for the third time in four years after admitting “serious breaches” of international standards in the firm’s audit of clothing ...

Vibe working is the latest iteration in a long list of vibe-related phenomena, which have popped up in discussions about politics, financial markets and the economy. The suggestion is that people are ...

John Clarke, Michel H Devoret and John M Martinis have won the Nobel Physics Prize for the discovery of quantum mechanical effects that lays the ground for a potential new generation of powerful ...

Energy companies are ploughing almost $50bn into new and planned pipelines over the next five years to cash in on a boom in natural gas demand and regulatory changes under US President Donald Trump.

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. It was a modest, screen-like structure erected in the car park of Skulptur Projekte Münster in western Germany ...

Country is uniquely exposed to Washington’s threat of national-security levies being imposed on health equipment ...

As a reminder, t-stats are measures of statistical significance. Math nerds can give you detailed and thorough explanations as to what they will mean, but the heuristic — that a number greater than 2 ...

Robert Jenrick, the shadow justice secretary, has defended saying that he had not seen “another white face” on a visit to an area of Birmingham, arguing that he was being “frank and honest” about the ...

AstraZeneca’s potential new blood pressure medicine has succeeded in a late-stage clinical trial, paving the way for approval of the drug that it hopes could generate annual sales of up to $5bn.

There’s a viable centre-left solution to this, which is to increase basic rate tax and VAT, and have some kind of property tax to pay for social care. (There is also a non-viable centre-left solution, ...