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Computer experts called in to tackle organised hacking groups say their work is attracting physical threats
US company’s plans to buy Tower Semiconductor fail to secure Beijing regulatory approval
‘Like-minded’ states to be asked to Bletchley Park along with tech executives and academics
Chinese tech group’s profit rises by a third as it seeks better margins from areas such as advertising
Sony slashes its PlayStation 5 prices in attempt to grapple with changing player tastes
One year after the IRA and Chips Act became law, FT research shows who is winning the investment race
Other charts of the week: Tube ridership, European wolf population, scrutiny of savings and mortgage rates and voters’ opinions on nationalisation
Digital despair and parental concerns reignite demand for basic devices
Without national standards, expansion of driverless cars will remain in the slow lane
It is hard to overstate the difficulty faced by the tech investor in getting its company a premium valuation
The MIT economist warns that artificial intelligence will not only affect the number of available jobs, but their quality too
Sustained recruitment by Dutch payments company hits first-half profits
The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times
British Storm Shadows and French Scalps have helped Kyiv in its counteroffensive, but more are needed
Investigation under Official Secrets Act against five Bulgarian nationals ongoing
As a test bed for new technologies, the conflict prompts perverse enthusiasm from companies — and worries about over-dependence
This series tracks and highlights the most important initiatives and the policy issues that must be addressed to enable future generations to live healthier and more prosperous urban lives
‘Another Brick in the Wall’ study could help people with severe neurological damage to communicate
US online payments company’s appointment of Alex Chriss as new chief executive is designed to engender change
Gulf nations acquire thousands of GPUs amid global shortage of semiconductors needed to build large language models
PSNI officers fear they have a target on their backs after data blunder
Biden administration officials were keen to stress the limited scope of new rules announced in last week’s executive order
Exor says it supports Dutch group’s shift from consumer electronics to healthcare
Apple supplier still relies on Chinese plants for 75% of global operations
Outbound capital heading east is the target of a White House executive order
Geopolitical tensions and new laws requiring companies to monitor environmental and human rights abuses in their supply networks drive interest
Some lenders are anxious after FTC drops fight against exchange group’s takeover of Black Knight
Top studios turn screws on customers with price rises that rival expensive cable TV bundles
‘My boat window has usurped my phone. Instead of scrolling I stare at the scenes outside’
Regulators give green light despite concerns from officials about vehicles’ safety
Force admits sensitive information could have fallen into the hands of paramilitary groups
Private equity and venture capital funds targeted in Biden administration’s crackdown
Push comes as employers use more aggressive tactics to stamp out work-from-home culture
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