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Breaking news: Scientists in the US have for the first time used artificial intelligence to create viruses unknown in nature, a milestone that promises advances in healthcare but also raises important biosafety and biosecurity concerns.
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Breaking news: Hassabis told staff he was stepping back to focus on the 'big picture' in a major shake-up at the top of the AI lab that he founded.
OpenAI hits back at Apple over ‘oddly personal’ trade secrets fight
Good morning, New York. While you were sleeping, this was the most-read story
The Democrats’ civil war over Israel is getting worse | opinion
Tax consumption, not income or AI | opinion
The eyes of the world will be on the US midterm elections in November. Donald Trump may not be on the ballot, but he will still dominate the contest. These are the key Senate races to watch between now and November 3
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FT consumer editor Claer Barrett and Abigail Foster discuss why Andy Burnham should deliver policy changes that help graduates.
Claer and Abi will be debating ‘How do we fix the finances of Gen Z?’ at the FT Weekend Festival on September 5 in London
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Ukrainian drones hit Wildberries warehouses in overnight strikes
‘Cursed island’: the $100bn luxury development hosting tech nomads and scammers
BP to sell US biogas business as profits soar
The historic attempt led by the US Treasury secretary to prop up another nation’s currency has stunned investors and economists. What could be behind Washington’s move?
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Yen intervention = US self-preservation
FT Exclusive: How has the Big Tech company assembled one of the largest funding models in history to sell AI chips?
Tory party rebuilds relations with UK business after rocky two years
Spanish stocks offer a sunny escape for tech-weary investors | opinion
How to end the cycle of mistrust between the Treasury and everybody else | opinion
HSBC quarterly profit soars to $10.1bn
The UAE’s imperial push into Africa
