The valuation of the FTSE250-listed mini computer maker hit £1bn last month. CEO Eben Upton talks to Barney Macintyre about volatile markets, British tech, and the craze for hosting powerful AI claw ‘agents’ on local hardware

Jerry Greenfield, co-founder of the iconic ice cream brand, resigned after he claimed the company had been “silenced” on issues like Gaza.   Host: Tomini Babs Writer & Producer: Amalie Sortland Episode Photography: Sophia Fenton Executive producer: Rebecca Moore

Supreme court decision triggers wave of lawsuits over duties paid under trade policy, as president plans to use alternative authorities

In the 2030s, Hinkley’s two reactors are due to finally start producing energy to power about 6m homes. The project’s rocky road provides many salutary lessons, says the UK chair of the French-owned giant

Despite assurances by the company’s chief executive, the City says the deal with Nuveen heralds change

AI firms may be replacing their chips faster than they let on, cutting into their profits. But the impact is hard to quantify

Business leaders were split on how fast artificial intelligence will transform work but agreed that a coordinated policy response is needed

Trump has approached his negotiations over the enormous territory as though he is organising a house sale

Ahead of Trump’s address to the World Economic Forum, the EU is split on how to respond to his threat of tariffs over Greenland

The man who exposed the Home REIT scandal warns that investors in the listed property fund will lose in excess of £300m

Now Venezuelan oil is on the table, the firm faces tough decisions before its new CEO arrives

As the price of the metal soars, conditions look good for a mining tie-up. But will this ‘bigger is better’ strategy deliver value

Market crisis follow predictable patterns, but there is more than one way to read the AI bubble

The digital bank faces a shareholder revolt to reinstate TS Anil as CEO, highlighting splits over the timing of any listing

The Nato Innovation Fund has lost four of its five founding partners, as well as its chair, in the past 18 months

The public’s financial behaviour shifted in the uncertain run-up to 26 November – and economic growth has emerged as the injured party

As RedBird Capital drops out, a new prospective buyer emerges

Proposed medicine hikes are ‘necessary’, says science minister Patrick Vallance, to continue attracting investment in UK pharma

With nearly a million unemployed young people, an unallocated £600m could pay for 40,000 construction apprenticeships

The interest rate rise on 10-year gilts reflected market volatility as confidence in the chancellor faltered

The rightwing news group is in open revolt against prospective owner RedBird as regulators prepare to examine the purchase