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Can OpenAI create superintelligence before it runs out of cash?

Financial Times: The AI start-up is one of the fastest-growing companies in history.

Scientists grapple with long Covid puzzle as millions fall sick

Financial Times: Fears symptoms and link to chronic diseases will have lasting impact.

Quiet hiring: Why managers are recruiting from their own ranks

Financial Times: Employers are looking to improve the skills of their existing workforce.

A dating app with credit scores: What’s not to love?

Financial Times: Proving you can manage your finances has real pulling power.

The risks of relying on superpowers to protect global trade

Financial Times: Maritime commerce has a history of challenges.

Leo Lewis: Hong Kong’s Messi backlash says more about digital fandom than football

Financial Times: Meltdown a revealing moment for the game as global entertainment.

Uber records first annual profits as market value approaches $250b

Financial Times: Rides, deliveries and ads increase as company celebrates.

Disney, Warner and Fox join forces for sports streaming venture

Financial Times: The firms plan to aggregate games offered by their groups’ TV networks.

Janan Ganesh: The digital age hasn’t gone far enough

Financial Times: Fuss about AI obscures how many inconveniences survive technology.

Ferrari profits boosted by bespoke car sales

Financial Times: Italian luxury house reports record earnings and expects further jump.

Boeing postpones annual guidance amid 737 Max crisis

Financial Times: CEO Dave Calhoun says plane maker’s outsourcing may have gone too far.

Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg issues dramatic apology at Senate hearing on child safety

FT: Facebook founder pushed to publicly apologise to families of those harmed.

Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady

Financial Times: Officials seek ‘greater confidence’ inflation is falling to 2% target.

Martin Wolf: ‘Ukraine fatigue’ is unpardonable

Financial Times: West has resources but must display will so Russia does not prevail.

Discovered at 54: The women taking up modelling in mid-life and beyond

Financial Times: Demand for mature faces is also luring ex-models back to the industry.

EY starts monitoring UK staff office attendance with turnstile data

Financial Times: Bank sent 'letters of education' to employees not showing up at office.