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Inside Intel: how America’s chip champion came back from the brink

Inside Intel: how America’s chip champion came back from the brink

The group’s shares have quadrupled, but it has yet to prove itself a serious manufacturing competitor to Taiwan’s TSMC

Who needs consultants in the age of AI?

Getting a company to implement recommended changes is a contact sport that only humans can play

Ares scales back blockbuster private credit vehicle after valuation pushback

Ares scales back blockbuster private credit vehicle after valuation pushback

Wall Street firm sought to complete €1bn continuation fund but failed to get buy-in for pricing from investors

Biggest US law firms explore selling stakes to private equity

Biggest US law firms explore selling stakes to private equity

Paul Weiss, Quinn Emanuel and Proskauer among firms that have had conversations about deals

Do you talk to your chatbot?

OpenAI and Google invest heavily in voice systems as main way to interact with a new generation of AI agents

‘People are going to kill me’: Haitians fear deportation from US

‘People are going to kill me’: Haitians fear deportation from US

Trump administration’s push to end humanitarian programme could affect more than 1mn people

Colombian narcos head to Ukraine for drone expertise

Colombian narcos head to Ukraine for drone expertise

Unmanned aerial vehicles have upended Colombia’s decades-long armed conflict, as cartels and rebel groups reclaim the skies

Former Japan PM on Yen, Communication with BOJ and Markets

Joint US-Japan intervention has supported the yen for now, but it isn't a game-changer for the currency or the economy, Japan's former Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said in an interview with Bloomberg TV in Tokyo. Kishida also highlighted…

Low water levels on Germany’s Rhine amid heat and drought threaten economic blow

Japan Times

Low water levels on Germany’s Rhine amid heat and drought threaten economic blow

Shallow water is imposing tighter limits on how much ship cargo can float down the river — sending prices up for riverboat freight and heaping pressure on the government to act.

Japan Times

Japan 30-Year Bond Sale Sees Firmer Demand Than 12-Month Average

Japan’s 30-year bond auction drew stronger demand than its 12-month average as high yields attracted investors.