Good morning from the Financial Times. Today is Monday, October 13th, and this is your FT News Briefing. US President Donald ...

Google DeepMind has unveiled artificial intelligence models that further advance reasoning capabilities in robotics, enabling ...

Churn at Tesla and xAI comes amid disillusionment with billionaire’s activism, strategic pivots and mass lay-offs ...

Backed by investors that include venture capital firm Sequoia and AI company OpenAI, Harvey supplies more than 500 law firms ...

The sector’s progress has been hindered by a combination of rising costs, project delays and a hostile US government ...

Kristalina Georgieva and UK financial stability watchdog say valuations are closing in on dotcom bubble levels ...

The US operations of TikTok will be moved from Chinese owner ByteDance to a new American-owned joint venture with Oracle and private equity firm Silver Lake among its owners, Nikkei Asia’s Ken ...

If there’s one place from which Keir Starmer’s government might take a lesson, it is the US itself — where the rise of the tech platforms has actually widened the gap between winner and loser regions.

Interest is growing in fracking techniques pioneered by the oil and gas industry for use in tapping the earth’s crust for power ...

Google is tightening its \"Work from Anywhere\" policy, now counting any day worked remotely outside the office as a full ...

A secretive, one-year-old German artificial intelligence start-up is in talks to raise new funding at around a $4bn valuation, underscoring the fervour among investors to back promising technology in ...

Michela Tindera Bangalore is known as India’s Silicon Valley, and the tech sector here has exploded. It’s something he and our colleague Krishn Kaushik have been observing closely.