Nvidia executives cash out $1bn worth of shares
Chief executive Jensen Huang leads wave of insider selling as AI demand boosts stock to record high
Hotel Ancora, Renzo Rosso’s love letter to the Dolomites
A first look inside the fashion mogul’s meticulous restoration of a landmark alpine hotel
The power and the glory of profanity
Donald Trump’s inclination to swear is coarse, un-presidential, and highly effective
Israel 1967, Iran 2025: two countries on the threshold of a nuclear bomb
Facing an existential threat in the 1960s, Israel hastily assembled an atomic device. What will Iran choose to do?
New York’s quirky mayoral vote recalls a lost corporate tradition
Despite its near extinction, cumulative voting has much to recommend it
Crypto-crazy investors make South Korea the best-performing market in Asia
New president’s pledge to allow won-based stablecoins has led to huge gains in related shares this month
London-listed companies pile into bitcoin
Moves highlight growing trend for businesses to turn themselves into proxies for the cryptocurrency
Trump’s tariff war and aid cuts threaten poorest nations’ recovery
Smaller countries face ‘perfect storm’, says UN and WTO trade tsar ahead of key sustainable development summit in Spain
Middle East tensions could trigger food price shock, warns fertiliser boss
Fertiliser prices have been ‘extremely volatile’ in the past two weeks, says CEO of leading crop nutrients group Yara
Problem at work? You’ll be hearing from my chatbot
A flood of AI-generated complaints means a new kind of unwarranted hassle for HR and customer services
The Asian factories on the frontline of Trump’s tariffs
Textile producers, electronics manufacturers and car suppliers are among those trying to make sense of a market in turmoil
Insurance needs $1tn from private equity to close gaps, says Aon chief
Greg Case points to large and growing ‘coverage gap’ as risks become more complex and interconnected
The extraordinary life and mysterious death of a carbon credits broker
How an Italian fugitive used diplomatic immunity to work with Dubai royalty and Liberia’s fallen hero
Living on a boat remains London’s best-kept secret
For one writer, buying a boat offered peace, community — and a more affordable way to live in London. Its an ode to quiet nonconformism
US holidaymakers descend on Europe as overtourism fears mount
The continent could be poised for a record summer as Americans pour in and Europeans holiday close to home
Can covered courts give British tennis its next boost?
Sport’s governing body seeks to attract more people by investing in multi-use, urban facilities
Inside the British lab growing a biological computer
Australian start-up Cortical Labs and UK’s bit.bio have built CL1 with the aim of creating ‘synthetic biological intelligence’
AirAsia plans Gulf hub and new European destinations this year
Chief Tony Fernandes says Malaysian budget airline is looking at long-haul through the region, despite its troubles
Bacardi scion: pressure on alcohol industry ‘might hurt others — not us’
Senior executive says sector’s sales declines are cyclical and do not require it to pursue drastic remedies
Downtown Train — Tom Waits’s vivid 1985 track became a pop classic
Rare among the singer’s output for being relatively conventional, the song was covered by stars such as Rod Stewart and Bob Seger
Sunday Number 99: News Puzzle
Large crowd defies government ban to join Budapest Pride march
Hundreds of thousands risked steep fines to protest Viktor Orbán’s anti-LGBTQ+ crackdown
US multinationals on track for minimum tax reprieve after G7 deal
Campaigners say agreement with Washington threatens to kill landmark accord
Lotus reverses plan to shut factory after UK offers fresh support
Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds to speak to carmaker after ‘everyone just panicked’