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Qatari Sheikh Owes London Hotel £458,000 in Unpaid Bills, So Court Lets It Sell His £23,500 Fiat

A Qatari sheikh faces a £458,000 Dorchester hotel judgment as a court allows the luxury hotel to sell his £23,500 limited-edition Fiat.

International Business Times UK

St Gallen tops FT Masters in Management ranking; IIM Ahmedabad leads Indian schools

The University of St Gallen has topped the Financial Times’ 2026 Masters in Management ranking, while IIM Ahmedabad emerged as India’s highest-ranked institution at joint 27th. IIM Ahmedabad graduates also reported the ranking’s highest weighted salary, averaging $199,706 three years after graduation.

The Economic Times

Chancellor warns of tough Budget because of economic impact of Iran war

John Healey told the Financial Times he would ensure the UK emerges from his first Budget with a solid ‘buffer against uncertainty’.

Evening Standard

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Tiger Woods Given 5-Year Driving Ban, LIV Filing For Bankruptcy And PGA Tour Rebrands: This Week In Golf

Check out some of the most notable storylines in the world of golf this week, from LIV and a tweak on the PGA Tour to a highly anticipated DP World Tour event

Golf Monthly

Russia secretly helping Iran develop supersonic missiles: Report

Russia reportedly aids Iran in developing advanced supersonic cruise missiles since 2023. This covert program involves Russian missile specialists and ramjet propulsion technology. The technology could significantly enhance Iran's military capabilities and threaten naval vessels. This cooperation deepens existing strategic and military ties between Moscow and Tehran. The development occurs…

The Economic Times

Alejandro Betancourt, the controversial Venezuelan oil tycoon Trump is banking on

US President Donald Trump on Friday announced "the biggest oil deal in world history" – a new deal with Venezuela for "65 billion barrels of oil". Washington is set to take a 35 percent stake in North American Blue Energy Partners, which is owned by controversial Venezuelan oil tycoon Alejandro…

France 24

Billionaires Who Turned Their Passion for Cars into Strategic Investments

Billionaires are turning their passion for collectible cars into strategic investments as the market attracts growing investor interest.

International Business Times

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The AI Odyssey: How a primal fear from the Ancient Greek world has been awakened by new technology

Long before chatbots, the Greeks built an entire philosophy around the anxiety that rules 2026. We are all Odysseus, sailing through the the sirens' call.

Fortune

Google DeepMind is losing its grip on elite AI talent

New data shared exclusively with Fortune shows the lab’s share of top research and engineering hires in Europe has fallen sharply as OpenAI, Anthropic, and a new generation of rivals gain ground.

Fortune

Harvard Business School considered Europe, Canada MBA options as Trump tightened visa rules

Harvard Business School explored teaching MBA students in Europe and Canada as the Trump administration threatened its ability to sponsor international student visas, the Financial Times reported. Potential locations included Portugal, Switzerland, the UK and Canada, though Harvard says it is no longer pursuing the plans.

The Economic Times

China warns US of retaliation if Trump's 'Economic D-Day' sanctions hit their Iran oil trade

China has warned that it could take retaliatory measures if the United States significantly expands secondary sanctions targeting Chinese companies doing business with Iran, according to reporting by the Financial Times.

The Times of India

Greece moves Patriot system to Crete over reported Iran threats to US bases

The Financial Times reported last week, quoting Iranian sources, that Iran would fire missiles at US targets in Europe if President Donald Trump steps up military pressure over the Strait of Hormuz.

Euronews

A British couple bought a derelict 85-foot, seven-storey Victorian water tower at auction; after years of painstaking work, the former asylum water supply became their family home

In Kennington, a neglected Victorian water tower dating back to 1877 has been transformed into a stunning family residence. This Grade II-listed landmark, originally built for an asylum, underwent a lavish restoration by a British couple. They incorporated a contemporary glass cube and an additional utility tower, resulting in a…

The Times of India

Robocop is coming: US got the best brain but China flexes the muscle

China’s robotics industry is rapidly moving from flashy demonstrations to real-world deployment, giving it a potential edge in the global robot race. While the US remains stronger in AI and advanced robotics, China has a major advantage in manufacturing scale, supply chains and a huge domestic market.

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International Business Times UK

Iran Warns War Could 'Reach Europe' as It Threatens Strikes on US Targets if Trump Escalates Attacks

Iran is reportedly considering attacks on US-linked military targets in Europe if tensions with the US escalate, highlighting the potential for conflict to spread beyond the Middle East.

The Times of India

'Message to Europe - it can receive missiles': Iran warns of wider war if Trump attacks, says report

Iran has considered targeting US military assets in Europe if US President Donald Trump escalates the ongoing war, according to regime insiders cited by the Financial Times .

Fortune

Nelson Peltz might take Wendy’s private following six straight quarterly sales declines as customers flee its poor franchise models and bad marketing

Peltz spent two decades helping shape Wendy's into the burger conglomerate it is today. Now he's considering buying the rest of the struggling chain.

The Independent UK

Todd Boehly open to selling stake in Chelsea

Boehly has served as Chelsea’s chairman since June 2022

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Media 'failing to report truth' on wildfires as climate change neglected in reporting

The majority of articles published by UK national newspapers on this summer's wildfires have failed to mention climate change, new research has…

Benzinga

Jamie Dimon Warns UK Bank Tax Hikes Could Trigger a New York-Style Finance Exodus: Report

JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM) CEO Jamie Dimon warned UK Chancellor John Healey that higher taxes on banks could drive financial jobs out of the country, citing New York as an example of the potential consequences, according to the Financial Times.

International Business Times UK

Christian Horner Comeback Gathers Pace as Former Red Bull Boss Weighs Possible Return to F1

Christian Horner's return to the F1 paddock at Silverstone fuels speculation about his comeback, with potential roles at Alpine and BYD being explored, though no official position is confirmed yet.

The Economic Times

Billionaire Ian Wace bought a $2.2 million Scottish island in 2017. Now, his $135 million Tanera Mòr revival has restored 50+ buildings, planted 100,000 trees and rebuilt a lost community

Billionaire hedge fund manager Ian Wace bought Scotland’s remote Tanera Mòr island for about $2.2 million in 2017, when its historic buildings were deteriorating and its population had dwindled. What began as an island purchase has since grown into a $135 million regeneration project, with more than 50 buildings restored,…

The Times of India

A billionaire bought a dying Scottish island for $2.2 million and spent $135 million bringing it back to life with 100,000 trees, restored homes and new community spaces

When billionaire hedge fund manager Ian Wace bought Tanera Mòr in Scotland's remote Summer Isles in 2017, the 800-acre island had little resemblance to the thriving community it had once been. Its historic buildings had fallen into disrepair, its population had dwindled and much of the land had become overgrown.…

Latin Times

More Than 400 Former National Security Officials Warn of Trump's Consolidation of Power: 'The Guardrails Were All Taken Down'

Former officials pointed to Trump's use of security clearances and declassified intelligence among their concerns

Radio France Internationale

Investigation raises alarm over uranium in DRC cobalt shipments to China

An investigation by Lighthouse Reports, The Financial Times and Le Monde traces the possible export of uranium from the Democratic Republic of Congo back to a confidential International Atomic Energy Agency memo obtained in 2024. Chinese mining group CMOC, which owns the main site examined in Katanga, disputes the findings.

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