Anthropic reveals $900bn AI spending commitments ahead of IPO
Claude maker’s infrastructure costs rise faster than revenues, as investors scrutinise economics of AI boom
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Fox News suffers sharp drop in ratings as US elections approach
Lachlan Murdoch blames ‘viewer fatigue’ as CNN and MS NOW expand viewership
Donald Trump’s imperial presidency faces a popular uprising
Voters have grown weary of the president’s monument building at a time of high living costs
How Putin has split the west
Three different camps have emerged within the western alliance on how to deal with Russia
Marvell to buy data centre component maker Lumentum in $115bn AI bet
Silicon Valley companies said all-stock deal would create a ‘leader in AI connectivity’
Netanyahu presses Trump for renewed strikes against Iran
Israeli leader and US president talk on phone as mediation efforts led by Qatar seek to broker interim deal between Washington and Tehran
Life in Tehran under Trump’s blockade
The city has recaptured its prewar energy even as residents are gripped by trepidation over what is next
European supermarkets hit by freezer hacking
Retailers in Sweden and Belgium affected by latest cyber attacks
Alstom shares tumble 26% after train maker cuts profit forecast
French group also sets out plan to cut €2bn in debt in second major profit warning under new chief Martin Sion
Unpicking Microsoft’s free cash flow
Plus: stock-bond correlations (again)
BCG hit with tax probe as HMRC steps up scrutiny of consultants
Agency scrutinising whether some UK partners at elite consultancy should be treated as employees for tax purposes
Why rich Ireland still feels poor
Dublin is precariously reliant on corporation taxes, with half coming from Apple, Eli Lilly and Microsoft
The meaning of the midterms
This week will tell us many important things about the future of American politics
The race to keep AI under control
Safety breaches are raising doubts about the ability of leading labs to keep increasingly powerful systems in check
AI mania can’t survive higher interest rates
The price of money is the pin that deflates market bubbles
How De Beers lost its sparkle
After years of decline, the jewellery industry has pinned its hopes on a new advertising push to restore the lustre of natural diamonds
Global AI sell-off eases after Nasdaq’s worst month in over a year
US tech stocks set to start week higher following bruising rout