Recent news from China includes a tragic ferry accident, restrictions on AI expert travel to the US, and commentary on Trump's foreign policy impacting China. Read more...

Rosalía loses a trademark battle, and Moody's reveals over 46,000 Russian-owned companies operating in Europe, with significant numbers in Italy, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, and Germany. Read more...

Microsoft will retire Skype on May 5, urging users to switch to Teams. Spotify is actively combating cracked versions of its app, with recent measures taken to block modified versions. Read more...

UK regulators investigate TikTok, Reddit, and Imgur over data privacy, while AI transforms education in English schools and sparks copyright debates. Read more...

A look at the latest in AI, including OpenAI's allegations against DeepSeek, China's push for algorithm research, and a dark tale of AI researchers gone astray. Read more...

This week in tech: efforts to coordinate AI agents, reviews of the best headphones of 2025, Christie's AI art auction, and PlayStation 5 rentals. Read more...

Recent funding rounds highlight growth in AI, defense, and clean energy. Moonwatt, Epirus, Quantexa, and OpenAI are in the news. Read more...

Meghan Markle's "As Ever" launch approaches amid PR advice, while Apple and Nvidia race to a $5 trillion valuation. Plus, Pepperdine sues Netflix. Read more...

Microsoft is sunsetting Skype to focus on Teams and has updated Copilot to prevent AI-assisted Windows 11 piracy. The company also identified cybercriminals creating celebrity deepfakes. Read more...

A look at China's economic targets, digital finance initiatives, and a collection of further reading topics, including venture capital and digital currencies. Read more...

This week in AI: Mistral releases a powerful open-source model, Sam Altman prioritizes family, Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI continues, and reinforcement learning pioneers win the Turing Award. Read more...

The FTAV charts quiz winner is announced! Plus, concerns rise over the UK's AI plans and their potential "existential threat" to film studios like Working Title. Read more...

Volvo challenges SUV dominance with the ES90, while Pfizer faces a patent infringement ruling in Germany. Also, Germany plans a large spending increase and DHL cuts jobs. Read more...

Folk-rock legend Neil Young will begin his European tour with a free concert in Ukraine, while actor Khalid Abdalla faces a police interview. Plus, 4A Games rebrands as Reburn. Read more...

This week in tech: AI cop robots patrol China, Richard Sutton wins the Turing Award, and China pushes for RISC-V independence. Plus, a hands-on review of the Honor Watch 5 Ultra. Read more...

Armis acquires Otorio for $120M to bolster industrial security. Malaysia invests $250M in Arm and aims to become a chip powerhouse, while AheadComputing challenges Arm's RISC-V dominance. Read more...

TSMC expands US chip manufacturing with a massive $100B investment. Meanwhile, Nvidia faces a potential peak but remains a dominant force in the tech industry. Read more...

This week's tech news includes a high adoption rate of passkeys, charges against Chinese hackers targeting US infrastructure, and a canceled Starlink contract in Ontario. Read more...

Keir Starmer's policies on AI copyright face legal challenges, while his healthcare initiatives are under the spotlight amid NHS data breaches. Plus, his recent US visit sparks debate. Read more...

Labour's proposals are facing hurdles including AI deepfakes, justice system concerns, defence spending roadblocks, and energy bill challenges. Read more...