Brussels in move to bar Chinese suppliers from EU’s critical infrastructure (www.ft.com)
Former Nato chief attacks Trump’s ‘gangster’ talk on Greenland (www.ft.com)
Who will prevail in the fight on the right? (www.ft.com)
Iran’s road to revolt (www.ft.com)
GTFO: Trump, Minnesota and the new rules of swearing (www.ft.com)
Why has more Maga mayhem equalled ever-higher stocks? (www.ft.com)
Parcel delivery remains UK retail’s weak link (www.ft.com)
David Webb, Hong Kong corporate governance activist, 1965-2026 (www.ft.com)
How much does the ‘single tax’ hurt your investments? (www.ft.com)
What rewatching ‘The Wire’ taught me about nostalgia for a lost America (www.ft.com)
Investors snap up defence and energy stocks amid geopolitical turmoil (www.ft.com)
‘Great highs and thudding lows’ — Jay Rayner reviews Poon’s, the Strand (www.ft.com)
Retail stampede fuels silver’s wild rally (www.ft.com)
Nvidia suppliers halt H200 output after China blocks chip shipments (www.ft.com)
Can states stop Trump''s immigration raids? (www.ft.com)
Trump names Tony Blair, Jared Kushner and Marc Rowan to Gaza ‘Board of Peace’ (www.ft.com)
Japan’s rally doesn’t reflect the economy, but might reshape it (www.ft.com)
Doctors’ strike helped forestall NHS winter crisis, say health leaders (www.ft.com)
AI voice start-up ElevenLabs in funding talks at 11bn valuation (www.ft.com)
US floats expanding Gaza ‘Board of Peace’ to other global hotspots (www.ft.com)
CIA chief met Venezuela’s interim leader Delcy Rodríguez in Caracas (www.ft.com)
Is Robert Jenrick’s plan to ‘unite the right’ doomed? (www.ft.com)
The threat to the global economy from Trump’s war on the Fed (www.ft.com)
Trump threatens tariffs on allies over opposition to Greenland plan (www.ft.com)
Reform UK launches legal challenge over council election delays (www.ft.com)
Is Britain ungovernable? (www.ft.com)
Death of a dream: Saks’ crisis exposes luxury department store woes (www.ft.com)
America is courting the old crises (www.ft.com)
OpenAI brings advertising to ChatGPT in push for new revenue (www.ft.com)
West Midlands police chief retires amid row over Maccabi fan ban (www.ft.com)
Trump says Fed chair contender Hassett should stay in White House job (www.ft.com)
UK’s Supreme Court president to retire from role next year (www.ft.com)
Powell struggle (www.ft.com)
Populism makes managing global economy harder, Andrew Bailey warns (www.ft.com)
To transform Iran, the west needs patience not over-reach (www.ft.com)
UK ministers draw up options for ban on social media for children (www.ft.com)
Morocco’s run to football final eases World Cup spending tensions (www.ft.com)
Walmart overhauls executive team in ecommerce push (www.ft.com)
Why Bannon is targeting Ireland (www.ft.com)
Lower rates and higher fiscal deficit will boost US growth in 2026 (www.ft.com)
Porsche suffers biggest sales fall since 2009 (www.ft.com)
Disloyalty and defection: the Tory-Reform psychodrama (www.ft.com)
Tories ‘getting act together’ after Jenrick defection, says Badenoch (www.ft.com)
Colombian ex-president Juan Manuel Santos: ‘Maduro didn’t have Chávez’s intelligence’ (www.ft.com)
Museveni on course to win seventh term as Ugandan president (www.ft.com)
Is residential regeneration around train stations on the right track? (www.ft.com)
US green energy growth is proving hard to kill (www.ft.com)
Sault are led by a mysterious mastermind — but how does their music hold up? (www.ft.com)
Farage to attend Davos conference (www.ft.com)
UK lenders cut mortgage rates in race for new year buyers (www.ft.com)
US accuses EU of seeking cheese ‘monopoly’ in Mercosur deal (www.ft.com)
South Korea sentences former leader Yoon to five years in prison (www.ft.com)
Do our politicians need better backstories? (www.ft.com)
Tories are squandering chance to show why they are not Reform (www.ft.com)
Japanese trading house to buy US gas producer Aethon for 7.5bn (www.ft.com)
EU urged to copy UK’s growth mission for financial regulators (www.ft.com)
Why Ukraine’s peace plan is forcing a reckoning on EU enlargement (www.ft.com)
China’s state iron ore buyer flexes muscles (www.ft.com)
Monte dei Paschi chief at odds with billionaire investor over Mediobanca (www.ft.com)
EU ‘membership-lite’ plan for Ukraine spooks European capitals (www.ft.com)
How Iran’s regime retook the streets (www.ft.com)
France warns US that Greenland seizure would endanger EU trade (www.ft.com)
NHS drug costs should not rise for years, medicines watchdog says (www.ft.com)
Investment banking’s liberation year (www.ft.com)
Fiscal threats lurk in the undergrowth for Japan (www.ft.com)
Ohio accounting firm under scrutiny over First Brands audit work (www.ft.com)
EU and Australia wrangle over food imports in push to seal trade pact (www.ft.com)
A less independent Fed raises risks to a key crisis tool (www.ft.com)
Trump is making the world fall in love with China (www.ft.com)
Chinese asset manager hits Rmb1tn ETF milestone as ‘national team’ supports stocks (www.ft.com)
Washington moves to strip sovereign wealth investors of US tax perk (www.ft.com)
‘It is state capitalism’: how Trump is shaking up corporate America (www.ft.com)
Can Mark Carney Trump-proof Canada’s economy? (www.ft.com)
Bewitched by the romance of a Belgian garden (www.ft.com)
Is the US about to screw SWFs? (www.ft.com)
German far right courts Trump and Maga in hunt for powerful friends (www.ft.com)
Social media companies purge 4.7mn accounts after landmark Australia ban (www.ft.com)
Carney and Xi meet to mend Canada-China ties as Trump disrupts global order (www.ft.com)
World’s top soy sauce maker looks to M&A for global growth (www.ft.com)
Trump calls for largest US power grid operator to hold emergency auction (www.ft.com)
Job prospects for Indians dim at home and abroad (www.ft.com)
Trump’s first Venezuela oil sale deal goes to megadonor’s company (www.ft.com)
xAI sued by mother of one of Elon Musk’s children over sexual images (www.ft.com)
Lucasfilm’s Kathleen Kennedy to step down after rebooting Star Wars franchise (www.ft.com)
Venezuela’s opposition leader gives her Nobel Peace Prize medal to Trump (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: US and Taiwan strike trade agreement linked to 250bn chip investment (www.ft.com)
US and Taiwan strike trade deal tied to 250bn chip investment (www.ft.com)
Regulator raises alarm over rise in top grades at English universities (www.ft.com)
Jenrick defection redraws battle lines on right wing of British politics (www.ft.com)
Goldman and Morgan Stanley investment bankers ride dealmaking wave (www.ft.com)
Solomon’s third act at Goldman Sachs may be the most dramatic (www.ft.com)
How Iran’s Islamic revolution devoured itself (www.ft.com)
Trump threatens to deploy military to Minnesota after ICE shooting (www.ft.com)
Lebanon’s bonds rally on bets that Iran’s influence could be weakened (www.ft.com)
UK lowers threshold to bring older reservists back into service in event of war (www.ft.com)
SpaceX partner EchoStar struggles to reach escape velocity (www.ft.com)
Britain’s business rates system is not fit for purpose (www.ft.com)
Venezuela needs predictability — not predation (www.ft.com)
Head of UK’s Serious Fraud Office retires halfway through tenure (www.ft.com)
Labour to avoid risk of at least 8 council losses by delaying May elections (www.ft.com)
Venture capital’s ‘spray and pray’ playbook lowers AI barriers of entry (www.ft.com)
BlackRock assets surge above 14tn after record quarter (www.ft.com)
US-Iran tensions have ‘de-escalated,’ Arab governments believe (www.ft.com)
Jenrick’s sacking is both threat and opportunity for Badenoch (www.ft.com)
Nato troops to be in Greenland on ‘more permanent’ basis (www.ft.com)
Maersk resumes shipping route through Red Sea (www.ft.com)
Arab governments believe US-Iran tension ‘de-escalated’ (www.ft.com)
A warning shot to our tech overlords (www.ft.com)
Halliburton expects speedy return to Venezuela and plays down risks (www.ft.com)
Military briefing: Ukraine’s elite units dash to repel Russian frontline advances (www.ft.com)
Japanese opposition parties merge in challenge to Takaichi (www.ft.com)
Robert Jenrick sacked from Tory shadow cabinet for ‘plotting’ to defect (www.ft.com)
The impotence of Europe’s governing elite (www.ft.com)
Europe must turn the tables on Putin before talking (www.ft.com)
US bank results live: Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to report earnings (www.ft.com)
Furniture maker Dunelm sinks 17% on weak Christmas trading (www.ft.com)
Oil prices tumble as fears of US action in Iran ease (www.ft.com)
Beige Book confirms US tension between inflation and jobs persists (www.ft.com)
Labour’s muddled thinking on police reform (www.ft.com)
German economy grew 0.2% in 2025 (www.ft.com)
UK economy beat expectations to grow 0.3% in November (www.ft.com)
Bessent warns Korean currency weakness ‘not in line’ with economy (www.ft.com)
Whose fault is fiscal dominance? (www.ft.com)
Europe sends troops to Greenland in attempt to ward off US threat (www.ft.com)
Why Japan’s prime minister might call a snap election (www.ft.com)
Bank of England accused of making ‘mistake’ in loosening capital rules (www.ft.com)
London learned the hard way. Is California next? (www.ft.com)
New York luxury office market booms as companies seek high-end amenities (www.ft.com)
Would a ‘mild zombie apocalypse’ be a good thing for the UK economy? (www.ft.com)
Asda hit by debt sell-off after Christmas sales slump (www.ft.com)
Apple sits out AI arms race to play kingmaker between Google and OpenAI (www.ft.com)
An unreliable America is making Japan turn to drumstick diplomacy (www.ft.com)
Can Europe still afford its generous state pensions? (www.ft.com)
Trump’s ‘unpredictable’ policies to fuel shift from US, Pimco says (www.ft.com)
Kalshi and Polymarket race to crack ‘parlays’ as stakes rise in sports betting (www.ft.com)
China pushes coal-fired power projects alongside renewables (www.ft.com)
The UK nurses struggling to make ends meet (www.ft.com)
Sudan: inside the world’s worst humanitarian crisis (www.ft.com)
Second person shot by US federal agent in Minneapolis (www.ft.com)
India tells delivery companies to stop promising 10-minute service (www.ft.com)
UK estate agents’ optimism on home sales hits highest level in over a year (www.ft.com)
Disability benefits could be reformed to get more people into work, says UK minister (www.ft.com)
Heathrow boss calls for faster runway approval to meet 2029 start date (www.ft.com)
White House sets export tariffs to take 25% cut of Nvidia and AMD sales in China (www.ft.com)
Sadiq Khan to warn AI could cause ‘mass unemployment’ in London (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Japan’s prime minister to call snap election (www.ft.com)
Israel waits on US to settle ‘unfinished business’ with Iran (www.ft.com)
Trump says he has received assurances ‘killing in Iran is stopping’ (www.ft.com)
OpenAI in 10bn AI infrastructure deal with start-up Cerebras (www.ft.com)
Musk bows to pressure over Grok creating sexualised AI images (www.ft.com)
Rachel Reeves signals expansion of pubs tax U-turn to other businesses (www.ft.com)
Don’t believe the banks lobbying against stablecoins (www.ft.com)
The dangers of a trigger-happy US president (www.ft.com)
Wall Street hits back at Trump’s plan to limit interest on credit cards (www.ft.com)
The historic bazaar where Iran’s protests began (www.ft.com)
US defence contractor arrested on charges of leaking classified material (www.ft.com)
US to pause immigrant visa processing for nationals of 75 countries (www.ft.com)
The echoes of Iran’s 1979 revolution (www.ft.com)
The UK needs a Bletchley 2.0 (www.ft.com)
Offshore wind’s fickle fortunes may finally be turning (www.ft.com)
Vaccines are no longer immune to pharma’s market swings (www.ft.com)
US stocks slide after bank earnings disappoint (www.ft.com)
UK home secretary says she has lost confidence in police chief over Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban (www.ft.com)
US evacuates personnel from Qatar military base as Trump threatens Iran (www.ft.com)
UK borrowing costs fall to lowest in more than a year (www.ft.com)
Denmark boosts military presence on Greenland ahead of crunch US talks (www.ft.com)
Tech sovereignty should not be a subscription model (www.ft.com)
Former Ukrainian prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko accused of bribing MPs (www.ft.com)
Citigroup profit slips as expenses rise amid sweeping overhaul (www.ft.com)
Latest U-turn raises renewed questions over Starmer’s judgment (www.ft.com)
How Nigel Farage gets away with it (www.ft.com)
Gold, silver and copper prices hit new highs as global tensions mount (www.ft.com)
Iran’s chief justice urges regime to swiftly ‘punish’ protest detainees (www.ft.com)
China’s mighty green tech sector still has stubborn weak points (www.ft.com)
French writer Édouard Louis: ‘Family is a rotten structure. It produces its own violence’ (www.ft.com)
Why Japan has fallen for its new prime minister (www.ft.com)
SLB poised to reap gains from Trump’s plan to leverage Venezuelan oil (www.ft.com)
Uganda imposes internet blackout in pre-election crackdown (www.ft.com)
Toyota Motor raises offer to take biggest subsidiary private (www.ft.com)
Japan’s Takaichi to call snap election (www.ft.com)
Pension fund sues Hermes over ‘existential gamble’ on wind farms (www.ft.com)
Polymarket’s eye-watering brush with the 1958 Onion Futures Act (www.ft.com)
Digital ID should aim to win public support, not force it (www.ft.com)
IMF presses governments to step up support for workers displaced by AI (www.ft.com)
NZ central bank chief rebuked over support for Fed’s Powell (www.ft.com)
Progress on (half of) inflation (www.ft.com)
EU frets over possible takeover of satellite frequencies by Musk’s Starlink (www.ft.com)
Nuclear weapons are now ESG compliant (www.ft.com)
Saks Global files for bankruptcy (www.ft.com)
Hong Kong activist investor David Webb dies (www.ft.com)
McKinsey challenges graduates to use AI chatbot in recruitment overhaul (www.ft.com)
Prudential names Douglas Flint as chair (www.ft.com)
Coca-Cola scraps Costa Coffee sale after bids fall short (www.ft.com)
City to fight disinformation that undermines London on world stage (www.ft.com)
The Maga war on European democracy (www.ft.com)
The London investor making billions from Revolut (www.ft.com)
How Iran switched off the internet — and Iranians fought back (www.ft.com)
‘Welcome to hell’: Venezuela’s most notorious torture chamber (www.ft.com)
Wall Street groups hire traders to wade into prediction markets (www.ft.com)
Earth to breach 1.5C warming a decade early, scientists say (www.ft.com)
Inside the US justice department’s probe of Jay Powell (www.ft.com)
Elite British private school scraps Singapore expansion plans (www.ft.com)
Exit Stalin — reforms and repression in the postwar, pre-collapse USSR (www.ft.com)
Why the world has started stockpiling food again (www.ft.com)
Instability, not uncertainty, defines today’s investing environment (www.ft.com)
Where to find Rome’s last truly authentic wine taverns (www.ft.com)
Cambodia looks to reduce China reliance amid US trade war (www.ft.com)
China’s trade surplus hits record 1.2tn in 2025 (www.ft.com)
Advertising group Dentsu’s push to sell global unit close to collapse (www.ft.com)
China’s state iron ore buyer flexes muscles in talks with global miners (www.ft.com)
Trump warns Iran to ‘show humanity’ or face ‘very strong action’ (www.ft.com)
Japan’s activists grapple with a new problem — success (www.ft.com)
City minister in push to boost UK-EU financial services co-operation (www.ft.com)
Bain Capital names David Gross sole leader of private equity giant (www.ft.com)
Plot to kill Costa Rican president uncovered, security chief says (www.ft.com)
Netflix preparing all-cash deal for Warner Bros to fend off Paramount (www.ft.com)
Reeves to unveil 45bn railway upgrade in northern England (www.ft.com)
US Senate introduces bill to stop military from occupying Nato territories (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Trump tells Iranian protesters ‘help is on its way’ (www.ft.com)
Amazon pushes suppliers for cuts ahead of Supreme Court tariff ruling (www.ft.com)
Powell sent senators details on 2.5bn Fed project following testimony (www.ft.com)
Starmer set to drop plans to make digital ID mandatory for UK workers (www.ft.com)
Tricolor executives plead not guilty to charges stemming from collapse (www.ft.com)
Reeves’ borrowing rules do ‘very little’ to fix public finances, says former OBR chief (www.ft.com)
Container ship captain ‘did nothing’ to prevent North Sea collision, court hears (www.ft.com)
Clintons refuse to testify to oversight committee investigating Jeffrey Epstein (www.ft.com)
Dispatch from Tehran: the week Iranians revolted against the regime (www.ft.com)
South East Water bosses recalled by MPs over outage (www.ft.com)
JPMorgan investors find out who their friends are (www.ft.com)
Microsoft vows to ‘pay its way’ as it seeks to defuse data centre backlash (www.ft.com)
Scottish government to impose ‘mansion tax’ and private jet levy (www.ft.com)
Trump administration prepares to unveil new Gaza leadership (www.ft.com)
Starmer under pressure amid growing talk of leadership challenge (www.ft.com)
European ammunition maker gears up for 30bn IPO (www.ft.com)
Pentagon invests 1bn in US missile motor unit of defence group L3 Harris (www.ft.com)
Boeing secures more orders than Airbus for the first time this decade (www.ft.com)
Germany charges two men in postal bomb plot linked to Russia (www.ft.com)
Greenland and Denmark show united front ahead of high-stakes US trip (www.ft.com)
Trump says ‘help is on its way’ for Iranian protesters (www.ft.com)
Economic pressure could hurt Iran more than a military strike (www.ft.com)
December’s CPI inflation firms up January hold (www.ft.com)
The backlash against Trump’s criminal probe into Powell (www.ft.com)
Delta forecasts 2026 earnings to grow by 20 per cent amid ‘premium arms race’ (www.ft.com)
Elon Musk’s 1tn mega-bonus is now a meme (www.ft.com)
US inflation holds steady at 2.7% in December (www.ft.com)
Carmakers find workaround for Nexperia chip shortage (www.ft.com)
Beretta takes aim at rival gunmaker Sturm Ruger with threat of proxy fight (www.ft.com)
Fortnum & Mason to rebuild European sales on hopes of new UK-EU trade deal (www.ft.com)
The cost of taking orders from Trump (www.ft.com)
Industry season 4 — finance hit reaches new depths of depravity at a breathless pace (www.ft.com)
Starmer signals tougher stance on children’s social media access (www.ft.com)
Townhouse treatment: Milan’s Casa Baglioni hotel (www.ft.com)
Do not wait around for nuclear fusion (www.ft.com)
How to de-risk from America (www.ft.com)
Ministers to announce new rail link between Birmingham and Manchester (www.ft.com)
JPMorgan Chase’s profits fall 7% over higher loan loss provisions (www.ft.com)
Russia hits Ukrainian energy facilities as winter takes hold (www.ft.com)
Ukraine’s G7 allies to press Trump in crunch talks at Davos (www.ft.com)
Forty hours and thousands of boxes ransacked: inside Germany’s latest bank heist (www.ft.com)
Central bank chiefs ‘stand in full solidarity’ with Jay Powell (www.ft.com)
BBC seeks to get Trump’s 10bn lawsuit thrown out of court (www.ft.com)
What are Trump’s options in Iran? (www.ft.com)
Distressed debt buyer applies to put UK broadband firm into administration (www.ft.com)
Nadhim Zahawi joining Reform shrinks the Farage ‘fear’ factor (www.ft.com)
Billions from a million: the London VC that hit the jackpot with Revolut (www.ft.com)
Ørsted shares rally after US court lifts block on key wind farm project (www.ft.com)
Baillie Gifford’s move to Foster-designed HQ delayed again (www.ft.com)
Do markets care about Fed independence? (www.ft.com)
Greenland calls for ‘Nato framework’ protection from Trump’s threats (www.ft.com)
US defence companies’ generous buybacks make for an easy target (www.ft.com)
Lawfare comes for the dollar (www.ft.com)
Europe’s corporate powerbroker in Spain (www.ft.com)
Job losses in European car parts sector top 100,000 in two years (www.ft.com)
Openreach needs to make full fibre broadband work (www.ft.com)
Understanding Iran: seven books that help explain this week’s unrest (www.ft.com)
Trade between EU member states is slowing, data shows (www.ft.com)
When robots meet commercial reality (www.ft.com)
California’s billionaire tax plan will backfire (www.ft.com)
UBS boss Sergio Ermotti plans to step down in April 2027 (www.ft.com)
ADHD patients stripped of NHS prescriptions under crackdown (www.ft.com)
How the west fell behind in the green tech race (www.ft.com)
First Brands creditors claim ‘two-man’ firm enabled founder’s brother’s fee windfall (www.ft.com)
Local brands weaken European luxury groups’ grip in US and China (www.ft.com)
US businesses hit by anti-Indian backlash as Trump restricts foreign labour (www.ft.com)
Microsoft warns that China is winning AI race outside the west (www.ft.com)
Mandarin Oriental Milan: a serene gateway to the city’s buzz (www.ft.com)
Park Hyatt Milan: quiet sophistication on a grand scale (www.ft.com)
Vico Milano: a boutique hideaway marrying cosy with cool (www.ft.com)
All that sparkles: Bvlgari Hotel Milano (www.ft.com)
Four Seasons Hotel Milano: from cloisters to luxury with character (www.ft.com)
Why is HS2 so expensive? (www.ft.com)
Japan’s finance minister fuels speculation about yen intervention (www.ft.com)
Indian exports fail to reap benefits of trade deal spree (www.ft.com)
UK retail spending rose at lowest pace for 7 months in December (www.ft.com)
Top Republicans denounce justice department’s criminal probe into Fed chair (www.ft.com)
Starmer and Reeves talk up the UK’s economic prospects ahead of Davos (www.ft.com)
Pirelli tries to back out of a Chinese investment cul-de-sac (www.ft.com)
Is UK immigration set for ‘net zero’? (www.ft.com)
Trump announces 25% tariff on countries ‘doing business’ with Iran (www.ft.com)
Tories vow to defend ‘vital’ role of UK fiscal watchdog (www.ft.com)