Trump and Musk’s allies urge reconciliation after damaging split
Tech industry fears commercial and political damage from breakdown in relationship between Tesla boss and US president
Former Reform UK chair returns in new role 48 hours after resigning
Ex-banker Zia Yusuf will lead efficiency-seeking initiative for local councils
Defined benefit pension reform will spur limited UK investment, officials warn
Rules to release surpluses will only extract 5% of £160bn in excess assets, according to departmental assessment
Private equity firms overhaul exit strategies as IPO market slams shut
Executives prioritising break-ups or continuation funds as trade war kills off potential floats
European small-caps outshine US rivals as investors bet on growth revival
Transatlantic gap in stock performance this year is particularly wide in smaller stocks
Republicans dismiss threat to Trump’s tax bill from Elon Musk
Party closes ranks after billionaire’s attacks on legislation prompt dramatic fall out with president
Microsoft to rank ‘safety’ of AI models sold to cloud customers
Tech group’s corporate clients use its ‘leaderboard’ to assess rival offerings by likes of OpenAI and Elon Musk’s xAI
HTSI editor’s letter: ballet, Bugattis and brasseries
A celebration of Jazz Age wonders
China fast tracks rare earth export licences for European companies
Beijing has attempted to improve relations with Brussels since Donald Trump returned to the White House
How the NBA’s minnows rose to the top
Plus, Q&A with Home Depot co-founder and sports tycoon Arthur Blank
How the ’90s shaped Donald Trump’s politics of national despair
The best way to understand Trump is to look at his brush with failure at this earlier moment of American crisis
Transcript: Trump’s big play to save steel production
Marc Filippino talks Alan Beattie and Zehra Munir
Cyber crime is surging. Will AI make it worse?
As British supermarkets struggle to fend off hackers, Misha Glenny explains why ransomware attacks are on the rise — and about to accelerate
Family ties: Sudan through the eyes of a photographer and textile merchant
The self-taught artist Mory captures family bonds amid war and grief
Wise’s wake-up call for London
Decision by the fintech to move primary listing to New York is latest blow to LSE
No one cares about numbers anymore — go figure
From stars in the universe to interest rate cuts, digits both large and small now go unchallenged
UK special investigations team doubles tax haul in crackdown on the rich
HMRC department raised £1.5bn in 2023-24 tax year
Motorway icon turned buffet titan — Jay Rayner reviews the Royal Nawaab Pyramid
How did this enormous, impressive new Indian restaurant outsmart a struggling industry?
The new wave of English seaside hotels
From Cornwall to Yorkshire, a new generation of owners is reinventing the once-maligned coastal hotel
Wish you weren’t here? Why people of all ages want to leave the UK
Quitting the UK might save you a small fortune in tax, but could still cost you in other ways
Chardonnay is the world’s most changed wine
Bridget Jones wouldn’t recognise the steely, acidic style currently in fashion
William F Buckley and the revolution that wasn’t
Judged on its practical impact, the US right has been a flop
House & Home Sunshine & Waterside Living Special
Cape Town sits between ocean and mountain, so its natural allure is assured — but can the city cope with its continued popularity? This city report kicks off this special issue, which also travels from sculptural rammed-earth homes in the desert to 18th-century mansions on the shores of Lake Como, f