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Silicon Valley investor to write first cheque for AI start-up after recent leadership overhaul
By FT
Financial Times, Jan. 18, 2026
By capitulating again, the EU and UK would signal that we are now irrevocably in a might-makes-right world
By Gideon Rachman
Financial Times, Jan. 18, 2026
Protests are replaced by virtual martial law as regime reasserts control after quelling an uprising aimed at ending its rule
By Benoit Faucon, Jared Malsin and Margherita Stancati
The Wall Street Journal, Jan. 18, 2026
WSJ poll finds voters think Trump is giving priority to foreign issues over the economy
By Vera Bergengruen
The Wall Street Journal, Jan. 18, 2026
Regulators launch ‘anti-involution’ investigations against internet companies
By Eleanor Olcott in Beijing
Financial Times, Jan. 18, 2026
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Energy abundance, open-source models and manufacturing strengths will push Beijing into first place
By Tej Parikh
Financial Times, Jan. 18, 2026
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the White House efforts are ‘contrary to its policy,’ a rare public admonishment
By Dov Lieber
The Wall Street Journal, Jan. 18, 2026
Silicon Valley fears this is the last chance to amass generational wealth before AI makes money worthless
By Tim Higgins
The Wall Street Journal, Jan. 18, 2026
Luxury cruise bookings are rising, while operators ready new ships and amenities; ‘a complete enclave for you’
By Christopher Kuo
The Wall Street Journal, Jan. 18, 2026
Failing to speak out about the US president’s ever more egregious actions is more dangerous than it appears
By Pilita Clark
Financial Times, Jan. 18, 2026
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BlackRock chief aims to make World Economic Forum central to global conversation
By Brooke Masters and Eric Platt in New York and Mercedes Ruehl in Zurich
Financial Times, Jan. 18, 2026
The threat of a new trade war with Europe is pushing the trans-Atlantic alliance into its deepest crisis since World War II
By Marcus Walker and Daniel Michaels
The Wall Street Journal, Jan. 18, 2026
Last year, economists slashed expectations amid tariffs and other Trump policies. The latest survey shows those concerns have largely receded.
By Harriet Torry and Anthony DeBarros
The Wall Street Journal, Jan. 18, 2026
TSMC has for decades provided a ‘Silicon Shield’ to its namesake island. Now it sees both business and geopolitical reasons for going big in the U.S.
By Robbie Whelan and Amrith Ramkumar
The Wall Street Journal, Jan. 18, 2026
Lobbyists want to see legislation passed while Republicans still have control of Congress
By FT
Financial Times, Jan. 18, 2026
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