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UK needs 'cool and clear-headed' response to Trump tariffs on British steel
The UK needs a "cool and clear-headed" response to Donald Trump imposing 25% tariffs on British steel exports, the trade minister has said.
Deliveroo plots route to naming successor to founding CEO Shu
The entrepreneur who masterminded Deliveroo's evolution into one of Britain's biggest consumer technology businesses is preparing to hand over the reins to a new chief executive.
In China's Silicon Valley, where the founder of DeepSeek keeps a low profile
The city of Hangzhou in southern China is one of the country's leading technology hubs, and home to the groundbreaking artificial intelligence (AI) company DeepSeek.
Musk v Altman: The battle to become king of AI
Elon Musk's bid to buy OpenAI for $97.4bn (£78.7bn) came unsolicited on Monday night and was quickly rejected by his former friend and OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman.
Octopus Energy wades into battle for Thames Water's future
Octopus Energy Group is wading into the battle for the future of Britain's biggest water company as part of a consortium which includes the French infrastructure giant Suez.
BP at risk of takeover without renewed oil and gas focus success
It is nearly five years to the day since Bernard Looney, the then new chief executive of BP, set out a radical strategy for the oil major to go net zero by 2050.
OpenAI co-founder responds to Musk's huge overnight bid - and it's not good news for tech mogul
OpenAI's chief executive and co-founder has told Sky News that his platform is "not for sale" after a group led by Elon Musk launched an unsolicited $97.4bn (£78.7bn) bid overnight.
'This is a big deal': US levies 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports
Donald Trump has signed two proclamations imposing 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports to the US.
Elon Musk launches $97bn bid to buy ChatGPT-maker OpenAI
A group led by Elon Musk has made a $97.4bn (£78.7bn) bid to buy OpenAI just months after the X owner sued the artificial intelligence start-up.
Trump's steel and aluminium tariffs target a deeper issue - but risk job losses and higher prices
Few materials matter quite as much as steel and aluminium.
Gas prices at a two-year high, putting pressure on already expensive energy bills
British wholesale gas prices have reached a more than two-year high, risking yet more expensive energy bills.
Eurostar resumes direct Amsterdam-London services after eight-month pause
Eurostar has resumed direct services from Amsterdam to London after an eight-month hold-up while a new terminal was built in the Netherlands capital.
Bank of England rate-setter sees no repeat of extended inflation spike ahead
A member of the Bank of England's rate-setting committee has made a case for a steeper cut to interest rates on expectations that an inflation "hump" ahead will be temporary.
Unilever goes Wild for £230m refillable cosmetics producer
The FTSE-100 consumer goods giant Unilever is closing in on a £230m deal to snap up Wild, a premium producer of refillable personal care products backed by the founders of Innocent Drinks.
Paris AI summit: Regulation, innovation and US dominance all on the agenda
Heads of state and tech bosses are gathering, with some trying to break US and Chinese dominance in artificial intelligence.
The country that could benefit most from Trump's tariffs
On the day China's retaliatory tariffs on the US were due to take effect, the world has been blind sided by Donald Trump's latest bombshell - a blanket 25% tariff on steel and aluminium exports to the US.
Paris AI summit shows rift between regulation and innovation
The AI Action Summit is arguably a coming together of the most powerful people in the world.
Energy bill savings promised as Drax subsidies cut
The contribution to energy bills from a government deal with a biomass electricity provider will fall in the coming years as subsidies are cut under a new agreement.
Budget tax hikes and financial gloom 'acting as brakes' on employment
Companies are slowing investment until they see more momentum in the economy, according to a closely-watched report on employment conditions which warns that budget measures are "acting as brakes" on hiring.
Reeves calls in bank chiefs for growth talks
Rachel Reeves, the chancellor, has called in the bosses of Britain's biggest high street lenders for a fresh round of talks on the government's economic growth agenda.