Chris Blackhurst
Inside the gilded world of the banking elite
The SpaceX listing will make millions for Goldman Sachs, but the image-conscious firm kept its celebrations quiet. Has the finance world changed? Don’t bank on it, says Chris Blackhurst
Labour needs to jump on the AI gravy train, not derail it
We can’t hope to be world leaders in tech without getting real on pay — and that means paying top talent the big bucks
What's powering Bezos and the tech bros' thirst for nuclear energy?
AI uses an epic amount of electricity, and that’s why Silicon Valley is going nuclear, says Chris Blackhurst
Curzon Mayfair cinema set for major overhaul after legal dispute ends
Leaseholder drops its opposition to plans to modernise the historic art deco venue
Not OK, computer: firms using AI to cut corners are playing with fire
Generative AI use is multiplying across UK companies, often without any training, policy or oversight. Where will it end, asks Chris Blackhurst
Private investigator facing extradition "worked for London law firm"
Amit Forlit is alleged to have targeted ‘over 100 victim corporations, organisations and individuals’ to steal ‘confidential business and personal information’ for profit.
Top US lawyer faces questioning over torture allegations
Arthur Newbold, former general counsel for Dechert, is to be subpoenaed about activities of its ex-head of fraud in London
Is this the end for boardroom virtue signalling?
Wall Street banks and tech giants are rapidly reining back on their ESG and DEI agendas
Unshackle London and the capital will drag Britain out of stagflation
We may not be in recession...yet but the markets have made up their own minds about prospects for the UK
Who will survive the brutal new supermarket price wars?
Allan Leighton has little choice, other than to attempt to revitalise Asda and turn the rusting super tanker around. If anyone can, he can
Will Nick Clegg put a rocket under European tech now he’s out of Meta?
Our former deputy PM has parted ways with Mark Zuckerberg. Speaking to sources close to him, Chris Blackhurst ponders what’s next
The downfall of The Guardian: the paper at war with itself
With Labour in power, the paper should be driving the agenda – instead, it’s at war with itself
What's going on in the Murdochs' bitter succession fight?
He gave them $2bn each, but they want more. Now Rupert Murdoch has taken on his ‘Leftie’ kids in a US court to save his empire’s Right-wing bias and lost. Chris Blackhurst reports on a family battle
Beware the global tech behemoths devouring the idea of local news
Legacy media organisations give their audiences authoritative reporting
The perilous position of the Brit in charge at the Washington Post
Damned if he comes out for Harris, damned if he doesn’t. There’s nothing wrong with being neutral in an election but Will Lewis left it too late
Inside British editor Will Lewis's fight to save the Washington Post
Ex-Telegraph editor Will Lewis was hired by Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos to turn round the fortunes of the iconic US title. Can he face down a staff mutiny and the ire of Prince Harry over his past lives?
The designer who hopes there will soon not be a dry eye in the house
Tom Davies’s four retail branches, all in London, in the City, Canary Wharf, Knightsbridge and Sloane Square will soon be offering dry eye treatment.
Too much woke and not enough awake, Sadiq. It’s got to stop
Crime is everywhere, the police nowhere and we’ve had enough, writes Chris Blackhurst
The haulage fintech that is doing for trucks what Uber does for people
Eurowag will address many of the cost, administration and regulatory challenges drivers currently face.
Why the world needs sustainable pizza
City Voices: Zizzi doesn’t let pizza go to waste