Project backed by Ministry of Defence comes as companies race to build fast interceptors to counter Russian attacks

These are bleak times for European auto workers. Job loss announcements are coming thick and fast, with Volkswagen AG cutting 100,000 employees and Jaguar Land Rover Automotive Plc axing roughly 10% of its staff. Life is also tough for suppliers.

Every alliance contains a struggle over who gets to decide what the alliance is for. The unusual thing about the Mecca Alliance, formally known as the “Mecca Joint Defence Agreement,” is that all three of its members appear to believe they possess something that should give them that privilege: Saud

An essay from Anthropic PBC’s Dario Amodei saying artificial intelligence companies must “pace the frontier” has got the world talking about a slowdown in their most cutting-edge research. OpenAI’s Sam Altman and SpaceX’s Elon Musk publicly agreed with the post. But don’t expect their companies to s

Traders are increasingly diverging from central bankers on the outlook for interest-rate hikes in Europe.

How badly are things going for Republicans in what for more than a decade has been the reliably red state of Ohio? Just ask Jon Husted.

Amazon's AWS is unable to restore access to Bahrain, one UAE cloud data zone after war damage Reuters

Politics seems to be messing with the US Treasury secretary’s head

Labour pledge to keep state pension out of tax puts pressure on chancellor to raise allowance or find workaround

With Treasuries sinking and the dollar falling this year, Bitcoin and gold are again being touted as hedges against currency debasement.