Between them, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris spent $3.5bn in the race for the presidency ( Report, November 6). Regardless of the outcome, can anyone rationally believe that was money well spent?
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Congratulations to Sarah Flannery on her incisive letter (October 28) about Britain’s high speed rail project and the pipe dream of private funding of the line from Birmingham to Manchester. I ...
While we had a presidential election in the US on November 5 (the result of which I don’t know as I write this), I wonder whether what is going on in China might be more important. I thought much the ...
An article on November 6 reported that Lukoil, the Russian energy group, had written to the office of Russian President Vladimir Putin outlining plans to sell its Bulgarian oil refinery to ...
Increasing numbers of UK interiors brands are “peddling their wares” with a village-fete style verve – both broadening their ...
Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Warren Buffett is unwinding his most profitable trade in history, filling Berkshire Hathaway’s coffers with ...
Companies conduct “evaluations” of AI models by teams of staff and outside researchers. These are standardised tests, known as benchmarks, that assess models’ abilities and the performance of ...
Premier League football clubs are targeting stadium upgrades to boost revenues as England’s top 20 teams aim to reap the benefits of rising ticket demand and reduce the reliance on income from ...
State the estimated number of people who lost their lives in the recent Spanish floods Identify two reasons why residents in Valencia were caught unprepared by the flash floods Explain the link ...
Trump’s post about Haley and Pompeo comes after he made his first big appointment on Friday, choosing Susie Wiles, his top political adviser and strategist, to be White House chief of staff.
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