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Private equity firms have become an integral part of the global economy, owning everything from family homes to supermarkets and cosmetics companies — even hospitals. Assets controlled by groups such ...

Welcome to our imaginary town of Greenwell! Everything here is designed to make using your electric car easy. Legislation and grant schemes mean there are many public and private charge points — on ...

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China is comfortably the world’s trading superpower. Its trade surplus — the difference between imports and exports — rose to almost $1tn last year. Beijing’s exporting machine is one of the main ...

Picking up a can, spreading chocolate paste and flipping a pancake. Simple tasks for humans, but for robots they are extremely difficult. Machines struggle with the complexities of the physical world, ...

Yet building the facilities required to pursue this next frontier while also supporting billions of people using sophisticated AI models is far more complex, costly and energy-guzzling than the power ...

Share on Twitter. Opens in a new window. Share on Facebook. Opens in a new window. Share on LinkedIn. Opens in a new window. Share on WhatsApp. Opens in a new window. When he ordered the invasion of ...

Shrinking the computer chip is one of humanity’s greatest scientific feats. It has enabled the processing power that has digitalised almost every aspect of our lives. To understand how the latest ...

The administration wants the iPhone to be manufactured in America. The components that power it show why that is highly impractical Share Why Trump can’t build iPhones in the US on X, formerly known ...

Tampa is the best US city for foreign multinationals to do business according to the third edition of rankings newly compiled by the Financial Times and Nikkei. It gained the top spot thanks to its ...

A record 57,800 detainees are now being held — a 46 per cent increase since Trump came to power — with reports of overcrowding, poor food and issues with medical and legal access. Financial Times ...