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Thames Water bidders ready to clear out top managers
Sources close to the deal accept that the government needs to be seen to be tough with the company.
Google dodges forced selloff of Chrome browser in landmark antitrust case — sparking furor at slap on wrist
Google will not face a forced breakup of its online search monopoly, a federal judge ruled on Tuesday while unveiling what some experts saw as a softer-than-expected crackdown that rejected the Justice Department’s harshest proposed remedies.
Trump-backed WLFI digital token whipsaws as speculators drive billions in trades
World Liberty Financial’s flagship token, WLFI, has swung violently since debuting on Monday, tumbling more than 50% from its launch peak.
Vogue’s new editor faces uphill battle to revive Anna Wintour’s fading glossy: sources
Chloe Malle, 39 – a longtime insider who worked her way up from social editor to running the entire site – has been named the new head of editorial content at Vogue US, effective immediately, the publication said Tuesday.
Big banks defeat antitrust lawsuit in US over bond trades
Investors accused Bank of America, Barclays, Citigroup, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, NatWest, and Wells Fargo of overcharging them by billions of dollars since 2006 on "odd-lot" trades.
Wall Street tanks on growing uncertainty over Trump’s tariffs, Fed battle
The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 441 points, or 1%, while the S&P 500 slid 1.3% and the Nasdaq Composite tumbled 1.6%.
Google avoids break-up but must share data with rivals
A case over the US tech giant's dominance in search allows it to hang on to its Chrome web browser.
The future of the US Open is about to get a lot more luxe
A massive, $800 million renovation will transform Arthur Ashe Stadium.
EU antitrust regulators delay Google adtech fine as they await lower US car tariffs: sources
Tariffs on cars were a big part of the negotiations that led to a trade deal between the US and the European Union.
OpenAI promises to launch parent safety tools for ChatGPT ‘within the next month’ after disturbing deaths linked to chatbot
ChatGPT maker OpenAI said on Tuesday will launch a new set of parental controls “within the next month – a move that followed a series of disturbing deaths linked to the chatbot.
Gold smashes $3,500 record as rate-cut bets, policy turmoil fuel haven rush
Spot gold briefly surged past $3,508 in New York trading, eclipsing April’s intraday peak, before hovering near $3,515 late morning.
Trump and sons' stake in crypto firm worth $5bn
World Liberty Financial, launched by the Trumps during the presidential campaign, begins trading.
Elliott Management looks to put fizz back into Pepsi with $4B stake — as it presses for a turnaround
The Wall Street Journal first broke the news on Tuesday of Elliott's position, now one of the soda maker's biggest-ever investors, that helped push shares in PepsiCo 5% higher in premarket trading.
Kraft Heinz splitting into dual companies — as billionaire investor Warren Buffett knocks the move
Buffett – whose investment firm Berkshire Hathaway is Kraft Heinz’s largest shareholder with a 27.5% stake – said he was “disappointed” by the split-up.
Modelo, Corona sales plunge as demand among Hispanic consumers slips
Constellation Brands chief Bill Newlands said consumers are making fewer trips to buy beer and are spending less per trip, adding that the trend is most pronounced among Hispanic consumers.
WBD chair emeritus and cable TV titan John Malone slams CNN as ‘left-leaning, anti-Trump’
“CNN is now a shadow of what its founder had envisioned,” the billionaire told the New York Times.
Charles Blow ‘struggled to justify’ working at NY Times: ‘Last years weren’t my most pleasant’
“My job went from being one I would say, earnestly, I would do for free, to one I struggled to justify doing for pay,” Charles Blow admitted.
Faisal Islam: What's causing the UK's long-term borrowing costs to rise?
The cost of government borrowing has risen again - what does it mean for the public finances and upcoming Budget?
With inflation rising, here’s a step-by-step guide on how to buy gold safely
You know what they say about the Golden Rule: Those who have the gold, make the rules.
Sainsbury's to trial facial recognition to catch shoplifters
Sainsbury's says the technology is part of efforts to identify shoplifters to curb retail crime.
Jaguar Land Rover production severely hit by cyber-attack
Staff were sent home and the company shut down its IT systems in an effort to minimise the damage done.
UK borrowing costs hit 27-year high adding to pressure on Reeves
The interest rate on UK 30-year bonds hits the highest since 1998 as concerns over the economic outlook continue.
Gold price hits record high as investors seek safety
Experts say uncertainty resulting from US policy is making investors seek safer investments such as gold.
How oil has brought Russia, China and India closer
Russia's Vladimir Putin met China's and India's leaders in Tianjin in a show of solidarity.
'Constant anxiety' over school costs
Parents are struggling as the cost of sending kids to school rises by £600.
Net-zero 'not a platitude' for oil and gas sector - regulator
The North Sea Transition Authority said the energy transition was "well underway" and has been "for decades".
Trump says India offered to remove tariffs on US goods
His comment came hours after Indian PM Modi met China's Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin.
