I am reeling from this news about Mike Lynch. The terrible irony is that when we sat down last month, he made it clear that he felt he had won a new lease on life, that his acquittal in America gave him a "second life." Read here. thetimes.com/magazines/the-…

One of those stories that you would find far-fetched in a novel

Friends of Hannah Lynch, 18, who is missing with her father Mike, have described her as a “supernova”, gentle and kind, a natural intellectual and staunch feminist. thetimes.com/article/c39cf3…

Jonathan Bloomer, the City of London veteran missing in Sicily with his wife Judy. via Ben Martin thetimes.com/uk/society/art…

What is Nvidia's share of the chip market? Can anything get in the way of its growth? Analysis in Times Business ahead of earnings next week 💻 thetimes.com/business-money…

TIMES: Divers find five bodies in wreck of superyacht #TomorrowsPapersToday

Trump claims Zuckerberg plotted against him during the 2020 election in soon-to-be released book ow.ly/Q02g105GYyT

Tough crowd. Nvidia's sales more than doubled, surpassing consensus estimates, but the shares still fell in after-hours trading as some investors wanted to see a bigger beat thetimes.com/business-money…

Bill Shufelt was a 30-year-old hedge fund trader living in New York when he decided to give up alcohol. Now 41, he is the co-founder of Athletic Brewing Co, a non-alcoholic beer brand valued at $800 million. I went to Connecticut to meet him. thetimes.com/business-money…

Told Louisa Clarence-Smith “Trump is likely to take an axe to many government entities. He & his team now have the experience from their first term & many folks I’m speaking with expect they will cut first & ask questions, let alone look at legality later.” thetimes.com/world/us-world…

The Bank of London has drawn lots of scrutiny recently after HMRC filed a winding up petition against it. Here's a deep-dive I did on BoL when it first launched in 2021, which raised q's about some of the lofty claims it made about its business (1/2) thetimes.com/uk/article/ant…

Exclusive: American bosses are drawing up staff guidelines on how to discuss politics amid rising hostility in workplaces before the presidential election Employers fear the result could lead to worker disputes and protests thetimes.com/world/us-world…

Oxford Nanopore, which began in a ‘derelict lab’, develops devices used to sequence DNA and RNA. Why have Americans not bought it? Because it’s not for sale. This week's Lunch with The Times by Alex Ralph 🔗 thetimes.com/article/gordon…