Kemi Badenoch says Joshua Bonehill-Paine has been rehabilitated, while Jewish groups and the former MP he harassed urge the Conservatives to remove him from a Somerset council r...

More than 200 NHS sites still rely entirely on paper files, exposing the distance between England’s plans for a single patient record and daily clinical practice.

The iPhone maker has asked a federal judge for an injunction, accelerated evidence-gathering and broad forensic access in its case against OpenAI and former Apple hardware emplo...

The Pacific island nation formerly known as Nauru has adopted its traditional name, the Republic of Naoero, to reflect its language, heritage and national identity.

The race to build data centres and buy advanced chips is lifting investment, construction and stock values, while increasing debt, import demand and pressure on technology suppl...

A former Comcast Xfinity sales adviser alleges that the lowest-performing employee at a Connecticut store was tied to a chair and hit with whipped-cream cake as part of a monthl...

Bondholders say the luxury carmaker’s plan to use branding and intellectual-property assets in a new financing package could weaken their claims on the company.

Nigel Farage’s proposed “Operation Fortress” would use naval vessels and Royal Marines to intercept small boats, but France and legal specialists question whether it could be ca...

Washington joined Tokyo in buying yen after the currency fell to a four-decade low, raising the stakes for global bond markets as well as Japan’s economy.

Falling model costs are colliding with soaring use of AI agents, leaving software firms unsure whether to charge by subscription, usage or results.