Labour indicates Greens on course to win key by-election
Loss would be a severe blow to UK ruling party after divisive campaign
Loss would be a severe blow to UK ruling party after divisive campaign
Outcome of take-private fight offers lessons for similar battles taking place across corporate Japan
From Professor Giovanni Cespa, Bayes Business School, London EC1, UK
From Augusto López-Claros, Executive Director, Global Governance Forum, Madrid, Spain
From Maria C Werlau, Executive Director, Cuba Archive, Miami, FL, US
From Dick Sands, London TW8, UK
From Michael S Norwich, New York, NY, US
From Duncan Reed, Director, Condign Board Consulting, London SW1, UK
Keshav Murugesh of WNS, part of Capgemini, on how India’s outsourcing services will handle agentic AI
CEO Dario Amodei says start-up ‘cannot in good conscience’ agree to US government’s terms
From Sir John Rose, London SW11, UK
From Philippe Bieler, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales, UK
Oval Office gathering signals growing partnership between democratic socialist mayor of New York and Republican president
The name of Laurence des Cars, former director of the Louvre museum, was wrongly spelt in an article on February 25. We apologise for the error
Televised gala offers a showcase and opportunity for the best of Chinese tech
Streaming company’s decision ends months-long battle to buy parent of CNN, HBO and franchises like Harry Potter
British Museum’s deal with Igor Tulchinsky thought to be worth £5mn
Extra tax obtained from the 2,000 largest businesses doubles in three years
Fall in index raises questions over whether recent improvement in economic indicators will continue
Group’s shares surge 25% as CEO says ‘most companies are late’ to realise how much technology will affect employment
Files released by US authorities show the sex offender travelled in and out of at least two UK military facilities
Incident comes amid heightened tensions between Washington and Havana