Anduril Industries, one of America’s biggest defence start-ups, is planning to open a drone factory in the UK thetimes.com/business-money…

Is the era of the politically correct chief executive over? Column in ⁦The Times and The Sunday Times on how US bosses are approaching what they 'can' and 'can't' say in public in the new Trump era thetimes.com/us/business/ar…

💰Average Wall Street banker bonus rose 31.5% to $244,700 last year 💰The total bonus pool hit a record $47.5 billion Via Thomas P. DiNapoli

🚗US dealerships in British luxury cars say they are fielding calls from concerned buyers as studies suggest President Trump’s levies could cut vehicle imports by 75 per cent thetimes.com/business-money…

Governments can no longer be expected to prioritise decisions that are economically rational. My column on the new era of heightened uncertainty for businesses that will endure long after Trump’s trade war: thetimes.com/article/160ccd…

Warren Buffett pays tribute to Apple’s Tim Cook “Nobody but Steve could have created Apple, but nobody but Tim could have developed it like he has”

Breaking: Warren Buffett announces plan to stand down as chief executive at 2025 year end. He recommends Greg Abel to takeover and says he has no plans to sell his shares in Berkshire Hathaway. Reaction from the crowd in Omaha:

Scott Bessent tells Milken gathering of global investors: “It has never been a better time to invest in America” “US markets are anti-fragile”

It was a pleasure and a privilege to call Andrew Norfolk a colleague and friend. People, he said, turned to reporters when they had been let down by power and authority, they came seeking "a justice of last resort". He delivered that. RIP. thetimes.com/uk/media/artic…

Britain's biggest taxpayer, Alex Gerko, will open first specialist maths secondary school and wants to change the culture of bright kids doing PPE at Oxford. Russian-born billionaire is funding 1729 Maths School in north London, opening next September thetimes.com/uk/education/a…

Warren Buffett won't take the stage at the Berkshire Hathaway 2026 annual meeting, preferring instead to let his successor have the spotlight after he retires, the Omaha World-Herald reports bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Still serving power lunches. Now also serving power nibbles Louisa Clarence-Smith The Times and The Sunday Times

incredible photos from a 1994 vanity fair profile of the sun valley crowd

The wealthiest individuals in America are coming under attack in a way they probably did not predict when President Trump, himself a billionaire, returned to the White House. Column in The Times today: thetimes.com/us/business/ar…

The view of the UK from Wall Street: “I think the UK has really significant challenges. It’s not leading in enough places to attract capital. It doesn’t have the innovation engine going and it has other structural challenges still lingering: inflation, very sluggish growth, very

Why investors think Nvidia has years of growth ahead thetimes.com/business-money…

Official readout of today's Cabinet away day suggests that the entire thing was about AI.