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Restoring a broken global order

Despite the book's title, then, what Sanger depicts is less reminiscent of the Cold War than of earlier phases of geopolitical competition

Climate change is making us paranoid and angry

Some of the revelations in this "Pandora's box of horrors" raise practical questions

Soft or no landing? US Fed's economic picture becomes complicated

Fed policymakers have taken an increasingly cautious tone when they talk about when and how much they might lower borrowing costs

Tourism economy swells for cities in the total solar eclipse path

Various indicators suggest the eclipse will bolster the economies in the path of totality, a roughly 110-mile-wide belt that will stretch from Mazatlán to Montreal

How tech giants cut corners to harvest data for artificial intelligence

Like OpenAI, Google transcribed YouTube videos to harvest text for its AI models, five people with knowledge of the company's practices said

The quickest path to WWIII

The Return of Great Powers argues that we are living through a Cold War redux

Tesla's sales drop, a sign that its grip on the EV market is slipping

The sales decline caught investors off guard as rivals like BYD of China and Kia and Hyundai of South Korea reported increases in electric vehicle sales

Tangled in steel with no way out: How Dali's Indian crew members are faring

Since the accident, which killed six construction workers, the crew members have found themselves in an unexpected spotlight

Speed date with the liberal world order

The study of revolution can tell us 'how and why the world has come to be what it is today and whither it is going.'

'Shortcuts everywhere': How Boeing favoured speed over quality

Boeing employees said the incident reflected longstanding problems. Several said employees often faced intense pressure to meet production deadlines, sometimes leading to questionable practices

The AI boom makes millions for an unlikely industry player: Anguilla

For each domain registration, Anguilla's government gets anywhere from $140 to thousands of dollars from website names sold at auctions

Climate change and desperate journeys

In any event, climate maps and projected patterns mainly "seed the imagination," as Lustgarten puts it, for what might transpire decades hence

Battling the giants: The trustbuster who has Apple and Google in his sights

Kanter has become a lead architect of the most significant effort in decades to fight the concentration of power in corporate America

Saudi Arabia plans $40 billion investment in artificial intelligence

In recent weeks, representatives of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund have discussed a potential partnership with Andreessen Horowitz, one of Silicon Valley's top venture capital firms

In latest artificial intelligence war escalation, Musk gives chatbot code

'If an AI is programmed to push for diversity at all costs, as Google Gemini was, then it will do whatever it can to cause that outcome, potentially even killing people,' Musk said in a post on Friday

Coming of age in the City

Stevenson does a creditable job of explaining just what the desk does: Essentially, traders use "swaps" to bet on the direction of interest rates in multiple currencies

Facing possible ban from US govt, TikTok turns to its creators to fight it

Many of the creators have met with lawmakers and posted videos about their opposition to the bill with the hashtag #KeepTikTok, often with the irreverent humour the app is known for

Marquez's unsatisfying goodbye

Reading Until August is a bit like watching a great dancer, well past his prime, marking his ineradicable elegance in a few moves he can neither develop nor sustain

Dating apps have hit a wall. Can these online apps turn things around?

The firms generate bulk of revenue by selling subscriptions, with smaller income streams from advertising. But they're struggling to grow those sales

Explained: How the AI that drives ChatGPT will move into physical world

Like chatbots and image generators, this robotics technology learns its skills by analysing enormous amounts of digital data