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and Customs Enforcement learns search engine optimization amid arrests and deportations; and Spotify tries to soften its algorithmic image …Andrew Bailey warns against watering down City regulations in pursuit of growth
The governor of the Bank of England has warned against watering down City regulations introduced after the 2008 banking crash, saying there was “no trade-off” between economic growth and financial stability.
In a thinly veiled response to chancellor Rachel Reeves’s push to loosen the constraints brought in over the past …
John Oliver to Jon Stewart: ‘Let me be the first to welcome America to its monarchy era’
Late-night hosts discussed America’s “monarchy era” as
andElon Musk
attempt to dismantle government regulations and oversight.Jon Stewart
on Monday’s Daily Show, after surveying all of the moves by Donald …
Deloitte tells US staff working on government contracts to ditch pronouns from emails
Deloitte US has instructed staff working on contracts for the American government to remove pronouns from their emails, becoming the latest company to redraw policies in the face of
Donald Trump’s anti-diversity drive
.The consultancy and accounting giant reportedly gave contracted staff until 7 February to scrub …
Chelsea owner Todd Boehly joins Hundred club with £40m stake in Trent Rockets
Todd Boehly’s Cain International has successfully bid just under £40m for a 49% stake in Trent Rockets, adding the Chelsea co-owner to the list of investors as part of the sale of Hundred franchises.
The Nottinghamshire-based team earned a full valuation of £79m by the real estate investment firm, co‑founded …
Zelenskyy: Europe cannot guarantee Ukraine’s security without America
If Donald Trump withdraws US support for Ukraine, Europe alone will be unable to fill the gap, Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned, on the eve of what could be his most consequential diplomatic trip since Russia’s full-scale invasion three years ago.
“There are voices which say that Europe could offer security …
Rex may become state-owned carrier after buyer fails to emerge
The Albanese government is preparing for the possibility it may have to acquire
embattled regional airline Rex
and operate it as a state-owned carrier, as efforts to find a new buyer to rescue the airline remain fruitless.Administrators were first appointed to determine Rex’s future in July, …
US and UK refuse to sign Paris summit declaration on ‘inclusive’ AI
The US and the UK have refused to sign the Paris AI summit’s declaration on “inclusive and sustainable” artificial intelligence, in a blow to hopes for a concerted approach to developing and regulating the technology.
The two countries did not immediately explain their reasons for not adding their names to …
‘It won’t end like Jurassic Park. That was a movie!’ The man who wants to bring the woolly mammoth back to life
Ineos blames ‘deindustrialisation of Europe’ for ending All Blacks deal
Ineos, the chemicals company funded and run by British billionaire and Manchester United part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has blamed high energy costs and “the deindustrialisation of Europe” for its alleged breach of a sponsorship agreement with New Zealand Rugby (NZR).
The All Blacks have launched legal proceedings against Ineos, accusing …