Chinese AI chipmaker Cambricon posted a record profit in the first half of the year, as it benefits from a surge in demand ...

China’s leader Xi Jinping will lay out Beijing’s ambitions for an alternative international order when he welcomes his counterparts from Russia, India and Iran to a security forum where he will seek ...

A US appeals court has found most of the Trump administration’s sweeping tariffs to be unlawful, but agreed to leave them in place while the White House pursues a further appeal to the Supreme Court.

British shadow home secretary Chris Philp’s surname was misspelt in an article on August 23. We apologise for the error ...

Music journalist Michael Hann provided an excellent history of the song “Baby, Please Don’t Go” in your admirable The Life of a Song column (Life & Arts, August ...

Deflationary pressures have been weighing on China’s economy, with real wages at non-state-owned companies rising just 1.7 ...

Pulitzer Prize-winner Andrew Sean Greer on what Joshua Amirthasingh’s photographs say about how wealth has shaped the city ...

The new grouping, to be called the Future of Investment and Trade Partnership, or “FIT-P”, is expected to include about 10 ...

I wonder if the rise in “antisocial behaviour” discussed in John Burn-Murdoch’s excellent piece (“The great crime paradox”, Data Points, August 2) is a symptom of an increasingly isolated world.

Timothy Snyder writes knowledgably on Putin and Ukraine (The Weekend Essay, August 23). But he leaves out the “other side of the story” — the role played by the US (in particular) in bringing about ...

Investment group LetterOne is sitting on about $300mn in unpaid dividends after western sanctions prevented it from making ...

There is a stirring of a trade partnership by small nations within the World Trade Organization. And Japan is enjoying a ...