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Campaign groups rail against Palantir, but the UK contracts keep coming

AI analytics firm has become influential in Whitehall, and FCA deal gives it yet more access to data

Palantir extends reach into British state as it gets access to sensitive FCA data

Exclusive: Allowing US tech firm to analyse intelligence in name of tackling fraud raises fresh concerns over privacy

Child labor violations rise in US – as Republicans still roll back protections

Nebraska, Indiana and West Virginia Republicans have all rolled back child labor regulations while the number of violations has risen fivefold in the last decade

It’s time to take politics out of the Small Business Administration

The White House’s politicization of the agency will have a real-world impact on small business owners in the US

‘The new ketchup’? How hummus spread beyond a niche into a British staple

News that chickpea dip is to join list of products used for UK inflation basket confirms its move into the mainstream

Energy shock talk grabs headlines but the Iran war is also driving the world towards a food crisis

Growers face soaring fertiliser and fuel costs as shipping choke point of the strait of Hormuz hits supply chains

‘Trumpflation’: how the Iran war’s economic storm could affect Britons

Yet another cost of living crisis looms with fuel, food, holiday, energy and home loan prices expected to rise

‘We can create hype’: H&M’s UK boss on its commitment to the high street

As the chain marks 50th anniversary in Britain, Karen O’Rourke explains what makes it stand out against cut-price rivals

‘The stakes are enormous’: how a prolonged Iran war could shock the global economy

Donald Trump’s ‘little excursion’ is likely to have long-term effects, from oil prices to inflation to growth, say experts

Trump’s economic shocks are derailing Britain’s building plans

With major developments collapsing, pressure is growing on councils to concede on affordable housing and public amenities

US man pleads guilty to defrauding music streamers out of millions using AI

Michael Smith, 52, charged after flooding platforms with thousands of AI songs and boosting them with bots

Anger grows among UK ministers amid fears Iran war could jeopardise Britain’s fragile finances

Some in cabinet in despair over possible impact of war begun by Donald Trump, who branded Nato allies ‘cowards’

‘It’s stupid’: why western carmakers’ retreat from electric risks dooming them to irrelevance

Iran war should be wake-up call about costs of not going full throttle towards EVs as Chinese have done, experts say

US interest in electric vehicles surges as gas prices jump amid Iran war

Online searches for electric and hybrid cars increase as war-linked fuel prices hit highest levels in nearly three years

Owners from Great Britain travelling to EU warned over pet passport ‘dodge’

Bypassing animal health certificate system by using cheaper pet passport issued abroad could backfire, experts say

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  • Microsoft pulls out of AI datacentre project in Essex over power supply concerns
  • Small business owners are doing OK – but will that help Trump overcome his low approval ratings?
  • World leaders must wise up to threat of cyber-attacks or rogue fridges will be least of their worries
  • World Bank says ‘small AI’ could transform developing countries
  • More peas, please! 17 delicious ways to devour Britain’s most brilliant vegetable
  • Condé Nast’s UK profits drop by more than a third as sale of Vogue publisher ruled out
  • Heat pumps and insulation would cut UK living costs more than new oilfields, study suggests
  • Intensifying drone attacks on ships in Black Sea bring war ever closer to Nato shores
  • Why Britain should reject the lure of cheap – and scary – Chinese AI
  • Bank of England governor walks out of IMF summit in protest against Russia
  • Stinky business: south London bike shop hit by ‘unbearable’ stench from Thames Water sewer
  • Plan to make firms pay more to train older workers than youth apprentices in England
  • Healey backs pro-growth case for Heathrow third runway after Burnham ducks issue
  • No 10 leaves option open to impose Chinese EV tariffs if UK joins EU scheme
  • The Guardian view on the banks: too big to fail cannot mean too big to tax
  • Extreme heatwaves in Europe not changing Britons’ holiday plans, say travel bosses
  • IMF suggests UK should cut spending rather than raise taxes on banks, as Healey prepares budget raid – as it happened
  • Target pensions or welfare, not banks, IMF tells John Healey
  • UK risks losing key role in European space industry over satellite contract, says Airbus boss
  • For restaurants Covid-19 was a crisis – pandemic loans are proving a disaster
  • British food and drink exports to EU collapse by more than a third since Brexit
  • Elon Musk reveals ‘world’s first flying car’ at Tesla event
  • ‘We should all be worried’: calls grow to limit London rollout of robotaxis
  • Ofgem could force energy suppliers to pay rivals if they lure customers with cheaper deals
  • Revealed: VW, Ford and Tesla batteries linked to destructive deforestation of indigenous lands
  • Repairing Brexit economic damage should be Burnham’s top priority, business chief says
  • Number of cloned number plates on UK roads at record high, data shows
  • ‘People’s dignity, and democracy, is at stake’: meet the economist ditching ideology for reality
  • France drops opposition to UK being included in ‘Made in Europe’ legislation

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