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  • Exclusive: Top FTSE executive recruiter goes bust after AI platform launch

    July 4, 2026

    A City-based boutique recruitment consultancy which has won executive-level talent for a host of FTSE firms has plunged into insolvency after pumping investment into an AI platform, Morning Wire can reveal. Savannah Group, which has recruited directors and executives for the likes of Starbucks, hospitality giant Fullers, Burger King, Aston Martin, and global cruise titan [...]

  • Natwest boss becomes latest City figure caught in AI social media scam

    July 3, 2026

    The boss of Natwest has become the latest City figure to be depicted in an AI scam across social media. Paul Thwaite – the chief executive of the FTSE 100 bank – was posted on X alongside journalist Emily Maitlis in a deepfake picture attempting to create a BBC radio interview.  The picture was shared [...]

  • OpenAI’s proposed ‘Trump stake’ raises ‘governance overhang’ fears ahead of IPO

    July 2, 2026

    OpenAI’s proposal to hand the US government a five per cent stake in the AI firm has triggered fears that the move could complicate a future public listing. The ChatGPT maker has discussed giving the Trump administration a five per cent equity stake as part of a broader proposal that would see America’s leading AI [...]

  • Will AI trigger the end of net neutrality?

    July 2, 2026

    Since its inception, the internet has worked for one fundamental reason: net neutrality. This is the principle that internet carriers – broadband and mobile providers – must treat traffic equally, regardless of where it comes from. They cannot discriminate. This idea, noble in its intentions, was what spurred the enormous growth of internet services over [...]

  • AI disputes are turning into deals

    July 1, 2026

    Lawyer by day, rapper by night, Nick Eziefula has seen both sides of the coin when it comes to disputes over AI and art.

  • Winners and losers: Billionaires boom but Brits suffer largest fall in wealth since pandemic

    July 1, 2026

    The artificial intelligence boom fuelled a 13 per cent surge in global billionaire wealth last year, according to a fresh study which also found the UK has suffered the biggest fall in overall wealth levels of any developed nation since the pandemic. According to the UBS temperature check of high-net-worth individuals, nearly 400 billionaires were [...]

  • The Debate: Should delivery robots be allowed on pavements?

    July 1, 2026

    Are delivery robots a sign of progress or a threat to pedestrians? We hear both cases in this week's Debate.

  • The real AI risk isn’t job losses, it’s who can see what

    June 30, 2026

    Beyond the fearmongering, it’s a more mundane AI threat that will be making waves in boardrooms, writes Paul Armstrong.

  • I’ve lived the American Dream but as the country turns 250 I’m watching it die

    June 30, 2026

    The American Dream is being snatched away by regressive economic policies and predatory capitalist practices that prioritise the interests of the ultra-wealthy over the well-being of the median American, says Lewis Liu I am the quintessential product of the American Dream. My first memory is of meeting my father at three and a half. I [...]

  • AI data centre race reaches rural Devon as Xlinks eyes £3.6bn campus

    June 29, 2026

    Britain’s race to build the infrastructure underpinning AI is moving beyond its traditional data centre heartlands, with Xlinks unveiling plans for a £3.6bn AI campus in north Devon as developers search for land and grid capacity. The energy developer, whose Morocco-UK power project was shelved by the government earlier this year, wants to build a [...]

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