As the US snubs Paris summit, how can we keep AI under control?
The US and UK have refused to sign a declaration on AI safety at the Paris Summit. Is there a 'third way' for regulation, asks Russ Shaw.
UK government acting ‘too slow’ on growth agenda, says City boss
While Tim Levene is supportive of the government’s growth agenda, the fintech boss feels things are moving too slowly for the City to be hopeful of a boost to equity markets anytime soon. The CEO of
Musk brands Altman a ‘swindler’ after OpenAI rejects $100bn bid
Elon Musk has branded Sam Altman a “swindler”, after the OpenAI boss rejected the Tesla founder’s $97.4bn offer to buy the artificial intelligence start-up he co-founded. Musk took much of the a
Retail traders scared off UK investing by Rachel Reeves’ Budget
Retail traders have been scared off from investing in the UK market in response to the most recent Budget from Chancellor Rachel Reeves, a new survey has found. More than a quarter of retail investors
‘First of its kind’ sustainable skyscraper gets green light from City of London
Planning permission for an innovative 33-story tower at the old headquarters of M&S has been approved by the City of London Corporation, the latest in a string of top-quality skyscrapers approved in t
Dunelm chief steps down after guiding firm through transformation and Covid
Dunelm’s chief executive Nick Wilkinson will step down after seven years after leading the company through a strategic change, digitalisation, and the pandemic. Wilkinson will remain at FTSE-listed
BP to review buyback plans as earnings miss expectations
Profit at oil and gas giant BP slumped by nearly 50 per cent in the fourth quarter of last year as the group took hefty writedowns on inventory. Overall, the company reported a loss for the fourth qua
Dear Gen Z, put down the mini golf clubs and get to the pub
Gen Z, our pubs are depending on you - so stop playing mini golf and get to your local, writes Katie Perrior in today's Notebook.
Labour’s workers’ rights overhaul has small business owners scared
As the government’s long-awaited overhaul to workers rights’ returns to the Commons, small business owners are worried not enough has been done enough to accommodate their concerns, writes Ali Lyo
AIM-listed companies stall on gender diversity
AIM-listed companies have been accused of having their “head in the sand” when it comes to ensuring gender diversity on company boards after new research revealed representation to have stalled. T