Faced with rising mortgage costs, governments should resist stoking demand

Plane made emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after terrifying fight in cockpit

Federal Trade Commission will demand information and seek testimony from the executives of leading AI companies

Inspector general says central bank failed to take ‘numerous actions available to it that could have better controlled costs’

Dallas Fed survey finds energy executives believe high cost of fuel will persist

Prime minister says UK is working closely with US administration following release of five suspects on bail

Balance sheets have become unbalanced and growth in turn may suffer the consequences

US president touts voluntary commitment which may create unexpected legal liabilities for AI companies

The prime minister has reopened the debate on EU membership, a decade after the Brexit referendum

US securities regulator seeks to widen access to alternative assets and overhaul fund fee rules

Hengrui deserves attention because it has not had much of late

World’s biggest sports brand is tailoring its ranges for local tastes to get back on top in a market it pioneered

Existing investors and employees at speech-generation software company sell $300mn worth of stock

The prime minister needs a plan to avoid a US ban on Chinese models that would divide the world

Governor says regulators ‘cannot stand aside’ and assume AI industry will resolve the risks it presents to financial system stability

Kremlin accuses western defence alliance of preparing to blockade Russian exclave on Baltic Sea

Informal employment may absorb surplus labour in developing countries but it can also weaken skills and economic resilience

China General Technology Research Institute has ‘very strong ties’ to Chinese intelligence, says UK agency in unusual espionage alert

German carmaker braces for subdued profits for years as it grapples with plunging sales in China and US tariffs

Agreement on Chinese coal purchases reflects the administration’s misplaced focus

Istanbul’s annual cross-continental swimming race is no place for Byronic triumph

Curbs imposed in response to Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries threaten to worsen global supply crunch

Flydubai plane landed in Saudi Arabia after ‘incident’ onboard and Israel scrambled fighter jets

Unlike his predecessors, Britain’s prime minister is a fairly honest stagnation-ist

Disclaimer is another blow to Japanese auto parts maker’s efforts to draw a line under accounting fraud

Finnish study adds to data suggesting people’s sleep pattern preferences can be linked to poorer health and workplace difficulties

Record contribution comes as the billionaire seeks to reshape the Florida city to rival the likes of New York and London

US long-term borrowing costs hit their highest level in almost 25 years on Tuesday

Prime minister says ‘going all the way’ is an option as government reviews Britain’s relations with 27-country bloc

Household energy bills forecast to see biggest rise in four years between January and March

Modest upward revision comes ahead of Budget next month

The spread between equity and bond valuations has narrowed to the point where government-guaranteed real cash flows can finally be bought at reasonable prices

Our children are grown up and I have remarried with other financial commitments

Does the history of labour-saving inventions teach us anything about a revolution in AI?

The fashion house is set to kick off a three-way process with LVMH, L’Oréal and EssilorLuxottica for the sale of a minority stake

The real question for those considering buying stock is whether it will make money

How much will it matter?

Kospi tumbled almost a fifth in three months to September after July sell-off but is still up 60% this year