Nvidia is in advanced discussions to invest $500mn in UK self-driving car company Wayve, as part of the US chipmaker’s planned £2bn funding pledge earmarked for British start-ups.

The International Finance Corporation sold tranches of risk on a $500mn portfolio of loans to companies in emerging markets this month, as a test of a plan to boost the World Bank’s firepower with ...

The UK government borrowed a higher than expected £18bn in August, underlining the challenge facing chancellor Rachel Reeves as she prepares for a high-stakes Budget in November. The shortfall between ...

Gulf nation backed Islamabad’s nuclear weapons programme, say experts. A new defence pact draws the Sunni allies closer ...

Leaders hail joint efforts on ending wars in Ukraine and Gaza but acknowledge differences on Palestinian statehood ...

Donald Trump has called on the US Supreme Court to allow him to remove Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook from the central bank while she pursues legal action against the president. Trump, in an ...

“Russia is deliberately targeting railway infrastructure,” Ukrainian deputy prime minister Oleksii Kuleba said following the attacks on Wednesday. He said “a massive drone strike” had “tried to ...

Nvidia has agreed to invest $5bn in its struggling rival Intel as part of a deal to develop new chips for PCs and data centres, the latest reordering of the tech industry spurred by artificial ...

Since January, Donald Trump has used tactics reminiscent of the 1950s to stifle critical voices. Over the last week, the threats have intensified ...

Tech billionaire Richard Liu’s decision to decamp to London during Beijing’s zero-Covid curbs — leaving behind a lavish residence built in ancient Chinese style atop his own company’s headquarters — ...

Using one reasonable cut of the data, services inflation is about a percentage point above the Fed’s 2 per cent target, and its most recent trend is up. Here is PCE services excluding energy and ...

Price of Brent is little changed from late June, with some analysts pointing to China stockpiling as possible explanation ...