Drinks with all the fun of the fungi (www.ft.com)
Humza Yousaf faces crunch week as Alba rivals issue demands for support (www.ft.com)
The bigger picture: lifting the veil on the art market (www.ft.com)
Funds axed for teacher recruitment scheme triggering backlash (www.ft.com)
Sánchez case shows Spain’s ethics code vacuum leaves everyone exposed (www.ft.com)
Cravath joins Midtown exodus with move to Manhattan’s Hudson Yards (www.ft.com)
Russian journalists held in fresh anti-Navalny case (www.ft.com)
Sunak claims rise in asylum seekers to Ireland proves Rwanda policy working (www.ft.com)
Airlines lobby against EU plan to monitor non-CO₂ emissions (www.ft.com)
Is eurozone inflation still falling? (www.ft.com)
The pitfalls of a bullish dollar (www.ft.com)
Silicon Valley’s General Catalyst closes in on $6bn fund for tech start-ups (www.ft.com)
Biden adviser backs bill to counter China in Latin America (www.ft.com)
Israel may delay final Gaza assault in exchange for hostages (www.ft.com)
Calstrs pension plans cites errors in emissions data (www.ft.com)
Turkey in talks with ExxonMobil over multibillion-dollar LNG deal (www.ft.com)
Musk meets senior Chinese trade officials in Beijing (www.ft.com)
Banks pay savers more as ‘higher-for-longer’ rates hit interest income (www.ft.com)
Anti-Ulez protests reignite debate over London’s car pollution clampdown (www.ft.com)
China factory profits slip as overcapacity troubles economic recovery (www.ft.com)
A roof with a view: Barcelona’s revamped Grand Hotel Central (www.ft.com)
The Algorithm by Hilke Schellmann — why AI really is coming for your job (www.ft.com)
The Sancerre success story (www.ft.com)
Andy Goldsworthy is just about ready to reveal his ‘most important’ work (www.ft.com)
The best of TV and streaming this week (www.ft.com)
Four sensational Scandinavian escapes (www.ft.com)
Tory rebels threaten leadership coup if party suffers heavy losses in local elections (www.ft.com)
‘I’m stuck. Get me outta here!’ (www.ft.com)
The active commuters making travelling to work a workout (www.ft.com)
North Korea’s Kim seeks to build on Russia ties to resuscitate economy (www.ft.com)
Dutch kick-start European attempts at carbon capture (www.ft.com)
Grindr chief urges caution over giving out personal data on gay dating app (www.ft.com)
US Pacific commander says China is pursuing ‘boiling frog’ strategy (www.ft.com)
Be a team player: bring all your selves to work (www.ft.com)
Is Donald Trump a style icon? (www.ft.com)
Russian defence chief suffers blow in Moscow power games (www.ft.com)
Chinese regulators warn against SVB-style meltdown (www.ft.com)
Big ambitions for levelling up UK show only partial progress (www.ft.com)
Tory Dan Poulter defects to Labour (www.ft.com)
Investors bet global central banks will be forced to delay rate cuts (www.ft.com)
The English Heritage collection that is archiving lost London (www.ft.com)
How to start a conversation (www.ft.com)
US stocks rally could falter in face of strong dollar, warn analysts (www.ft.com)
Political threat to Mexico trade deal poses risk to prices of US pick-ups, warns Chrysler boss (www.ft.com)
Aircraft seat shortages hamper airlines’ efforts to upgrade planes (www.ft.com)
Europe’s hard-right parties differ in important ways (www.ft.com)
Doping row hits Paris countdown (www.ft.com)
Bob Diamond sets sights on rivalling TikTok with social media start-up (www.ft.com)
US dealmakers forced to adjust as unions flex their muscles (www.ft.com)
Hong Kong stock exchange fights to regain investors’ faith (www.ft.com)
Richard Gadd, the ‘Baby Reindeer’ comic confronts his past (www.ft.com)
How Anglo American turned into prey (www.ft.com)
Encounters with the Westminster honeytrapper (www.ft.com)
Could the white sands of Denmark give the Med a run for its money? (www.ft.com)
The tale of Beatrix Potter and Mr McIntosh (www.ft.com)
The week that shook Columbia (www.ft.com)
Frieze New York 2024 (www.ft.com)
What new aid really means for Ukraine — and for Putin (www.ft.com)
Curator Matthew Higgs: ‘People have become fatigued by huge art fairs with hundreds of galleries’ (www.ft.com)
Volleyball at the Eiffel Tower: Paris begins Olympic makeover (www.ft.com)
Art and activism come together at the Canal Projects Library (www.ft.com)
Dubai deluge brings home climate change dangers to a desert nation (www.ft.com)
Gallerist Ales Ortuzar: ‘I wanted to break the echo chamber’ (www.ft.com)
Divided Bank of England faces political heat over calls for rate cuts (www.ft.com)
Frank Field, MP and welfare reformer, 1942-2024 (www.ft.com)
Deutsche Bank braces for €1.3bn hit to profits from Postbank litigation (www.ft.com)
Surrealism, sustainability and very few slugs at West Dean Gardens (www.ft.com)
Sinner takes all: an interview with the tennis world’s new star (www.ft.com)
Zendaya movie ‘Challengers’ takes on the tenniscore trend (www.ft.com)
Everywhere an Oink Oink — David Mamet’s funny, fiendish account of 40 years in film (www.ft.com)
Microsoft and Alphabet enjoy AI-powered gains from cloud divisions (www.ft.com)
Tickets for Labour conference ‘business day’ sold out in hours (www.ft.com)
‘Terminator’ creator James Cameron says AI could replace him — but not Schwarzenegger (www.ft.com)
US to rush Patriot missiles to Ukraine as Pentagon builds up support (www.ft.com)
Buffett’s real estate brokerage to pay $250mn over commission lawsuits (www.ft.com)
Joe Biden agrees to debate Donald Trump after weeks of uncertainty (www.ft.com)
US data blurs the picture for bond investors (www.ft.com)
With Trump in court, can Biden take control of the election? (www.ft.com)
BHP’s move for Anglo signals fierce battle for resources vital to green transition (www.ft.com)
Rejoice! Voyager 1 is back from the dead (www.ft.com)
King Charles to resume public duties after cancer treatment (www.ft.com)
Gut or guile? Pedro Sánchez’s resignation threat leaves Spain on edge (www.ft.com)
Telecare user deaths prompted UK phone groups to pause shift to digital lines (www.ft.com)
Thames Water customers will have paid £540mn for London’s ‘Super Sewer’ (www.ft.com)
The 22-mile trip for post-Brexit border controls starts next week (www.ft.com)
Fears of destructive protectionism are overdone (www.ft.com)
Two founders of Teesworks project hit out at mayor Houchen (www.ft.com)
Scotland’s first minister confident he will win upcoming no-confidence votes (www.ft.com)
Darktrace exit snuffs out another light on the London market (www.ft.com)
HMRC’s struggles pose ‘a threat to tax compliance’ (www.ft.com)
TotalEnergies ‘seriously’ looking at moving listing from Paris to New York (www.ft.com)
Hermès soars and Kering stumbles in widening luxury divergence (www.ft.com)
Corporate insolvencies in England and Wales fall in March (www.ft.com)
UK charges man with hostile activity to benefit Russia (www.ft.com)
Is it too late to invest in the gold rush? (www.ft.com)
Science is closing in on the frailties of old age (www.ft.com)
G7 to target sixfold expansion of electricity storage (www.ft.com)
Fed’s preferred inflation metric rose to 2.7% in March (www.ft.com)
Chinese spying claims in the UK – and beyond (www.ft.com)
Diamonds won’t be forever unless miners make them sparkle (www.ft.com)
Pet Shop Boys: ‘It worked out quite well’ (www.ft.com)
Len Blavatnik’s DAZN threatens to sue German football league over TV rights auction (www.ft.com)
ExxonMobil’s profit falls 28% on weaker gas prices and refining margins (www.ft.com)
Argentine households struggle as markets cheer Javier Milei (www.ft.com)
Former PR adviser handed 3-year insider trading sentence in ‘breakfast trust’ trial (www.ft.com)
Nomura profits surge as Japan’s stock market breaks bubble-era record (www.ft.com)
The Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies (www.ft.com)
Latin American developer outsourcers capitalise on remote work boom (www.ft.com)
Its blockbuster cystic fibrosis treatment costs $300,000 a year. Now Vertex wants to solve the opioid crisis (www.ft.com)
The Scottish Play gets bloody (www.ft.com)
CVC shares debut above offer price (www.ft.com)
Thoma Bravo agrees to buy UK-listed Darktrace in $5bn deal (www.ft.com)
China warns US of rising ‘negative factors’ in bilateral ties (www.ft.com)
BHP shares fall as investors fret over £31bn offer for Anglo American (www.ft.com)
Another pointless article about the UK’s strategic wine reserves (www.ft.com)
How Sánchez appealed to the heart to save his face — and his wife’s (www.ft.com)
Yen tumbles after BoJ holds near-zero interest rates (www.ft.com)
Fossil fuels could have been left in the dust 25 years ago (www.ft.com)
Push for plastic waste credits at UN treaty talks (www.ft.com)
Big asset managers adopt ‘vulture’ tactics in distressed debt fights (www.ft.com)
South Africa could be a thorn in BHP’s side as it makes £31bn Anglo American bid (www.ft.com)
A mining industry mega-deal (www.ft.com)
Charles Schwab eyes UK rollout for US-domiciled ETFs (www.ft.com)
Fadi Kattan’s paean to the food of Bethlehem (www.ft.com)
Have you got five minutes to talk about investing? (www.ft.com)
Reform UK’s unusual structure with Nigel Farage in the middle (www.ft.com)
How economists could make themselves more useful (www.ft.com)
Inside the UK’s failing plans to ‘level up’ left-behind towns (www.ft.com)
What became of Rahile Dawut? (www.ft.com)
Military briefing: Russia’s narrowing advantage in Ukraine (www.ft.com)
Ban on non-compete agreements sends shockwave across Wall Street (www.ft.com)
European equities are enjoying a 1990s revival (www.ft.com)
The Anglosphere has an advantage on immigration (www.ft.com)
Labour plans to retain key private sector role in Britain’s nationalised railways (www.ft.com)
Sequoia commits to back Elon Musk’s xAI start-up (www.ft.com)
South Korea warns Biden’s EV subsidy scheme at risk of ‘collapse’ (www.ft.com)
UK spending watchdog should probe Teesside freeport project, say MPs (www.ft.com)
Police presence grows as pro-Palestine protests spread across US campuses (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: US wants allies to cut chip-related China exports (www.ft.com)
Microsoft’s revenue and cloud sales beat expectations (www.ft.com)
Alphabet to pay its first dividend after strong quarterly revenue (www.ft.com)
ECB will need more rate cuts if Fed holds back, says policymaker (www.ft.com)
Humza Yousaf risks his leadership with Scottish power-sharing reset (www.ft.com)
Meta’s gamble on chatbots opens new wave of tech competition (www.ft.com)
US Supreme Court debates limits of presidential immunity in Trump appeal (www.ft.com)
A justifiable ban on US non-compete clauses (www.ft.com)
Columbia president Minouche Shafik at centre of campus turmoil (www.ft.com)
US wants allies to cut chip-related China exports amid Huawei alarm (www.ft.com)
US regulator pauses plans to scrutinise big investors in banks (www.ft.com)
MPs demand clarity on post-Brexit border checks on food imports from EU (www.ft.com)
Goldman and Citadel Securities back Lutnick’s renewed tilt on futures market (www.ft.com)
Lessons for investors from the history of war finance (www.ft.com)
The Chips Act has been surprisingly successful so far (www.ft.com)
Cleverly likens Tory plots against Sunak to leaving plane without parachute (www.ft.com)
Unions vow to fight on as Tata Steel confirms plans to close blast furnaces (www.ft.com)
Why is BHP bidding for Anglo American? (www.ft.com)
Youth mobility deal risks waking sleeping Brexit dogs (www.ft.com)
Haitian premier Ariel Henry steps down amid gang crisis (www.ft.com)
World leaders make renewed push to secure release of Gaza hostages (www.ft.com)
Poland and Lithuania to help Ukraine repatriate men of fighting age (www.ft.com)
Former Post Office executive denies misleading High Court (www.ft.com)
Allies of bruised Spanish PM Sánchez urge him to stay on (www.ft.com)
Apple accused by Congo over conflict minerals in iPhones (www.ft.com)
A fresh FTSE high is not yet reason for UK enthusiasm (www.ft.com)
Harvey Weinstein conviction for rape overturned on appeal (www.ft.com)
Europe faces ‘mortal’ threat, says Macron (www.ft.com)
Will the Supreme Court rule that Donald Trump is above the law? (www.ft.com)
BHP will have to dig deeper for Anglo American’s copper (www.ft.com)
A reformed stock market would unleash Britain’s growth (www.ft.com)
US economy grew less than expected in first quarter at 1.6% rate (www.ft.com)
It’s not only AI that hallucinates (www.ft.com)
An optimist’s guide to the next Labour government (www.ft.com)
Stellantis boss slams ‘terrible’ UK electric vehicle policy (www.ft.com)
Top Anglo American shareholders criticise BHP’s £31bn bid as ‘opportunistic’ (www.ft.com)
Europe falling behind US and China in pharma innovation, warns AstraZeneca chief (www.ft.com)
BHP-Anglo American: a quick Q&A (www.ft.com)
Next-generation nuclear developers battle with ‘regulatory marathons’ (www.ft.com)
Bristol Myers Squibb drafts contingency plans for US restrictions on Chinese pharma (www.ft.com)
Commodity prices could keep inflation high, warns World Bank (www.ft.com)
Goldman Sachs names new Japan chief after abrupt exit of former president (www.ft.com)
New Biden climate rules target coal power plants (www.ft.com)
Scottish power-sharing deal collapses over scrapped climate targets (www.ft.com)
Copycats take bite out of AbbVie’s best-selling Humira drug (www.ft.com)
The screws are turning on Russia’s state assets (www.ft.com)
Dodgy data: what not to trust (www.ft.com)
Sex and dogs and heads will roll (www.ft.com)
China warns Blinken US must choose between ‘co-operation or confrontation’ (www.ft.com)
Meet the weavers, knitters and designers recharging Ireland’s luxe economy (www.ft.com)
England has highest rates of child alcohol consumption, WHO finds (www.ft.com)
Micron secures $13bn in US support to expand chipmaking capacity (www.ft.com)
How TikTok’s Chinese owners took firmer control ahead of US ban (www.ft.com)
Metro mayors ditching ideology (www.ft.com)
Barclays profits drop on savers switching and mortgage margin squeeze (www.ft.com)
Hermès sales and China demand defy luxury slowdown (www.ft.com)
Glencore’s bid for Teck Resources revives animal spirits in race for copper (www.ft.com)
BHP chief pledges ‘disciplined’ M&A stance despite bulging war chest (www.ft.com)
Trading helps lift Deutsche Bank to highest quarterly profit in 11 years (www.ft.com)
European commercial real estate deal making slumps to 13-year low (www.ft.com)
BNP Paribas bets on investment bank for growth despite bond trading blip (www.ft.com)
Greek’s economic rebound in (painful) context (www.ft.com)
How China’s Nuctech earned EU funds before being hit by EU raids (www.ft.com)
Europe’s Climate Leaders (www.ft.com)
Europe’s Climate Leaders 2024: interactive listing (www.ft.com)
Better risk data should boost confidence in emerging markets (www.ft.com)
A message to economists: geopolitics matters too (www.ft.com)
Canary Wharf strikes £550mn financing deal ahead of debt deadlines (www.ft.com)
Controversial AI photo comes to the market (www.ft.com)
Sadiq Khan urges Labour to pursue UK-EU youth mobility deal (www.ft.com)
Ukraine to increase long-range strikes in Russia, says UK defence chief (www.ft.com)
Nigeria’s naira rebounds sharply after bumper interest rate rises (www.ft.com)
Daniel Dennett and the purpose of philosophy (www.ft.com)
Airlines count the cost of Boeing’s production slowdown (www.ft.com)
Togo president seeks to extend family rule into seventh decade (www.ft.com)
Gazans vent anger against Hamas (www.ft.com)
Quant hedge funds enjoy bumper start to 2024 (www.ft.com)
BoJ feels inflation heat from Fed’s ‘higher for longer’ shift (www.ft.com)
The ambitions of China’s BYD stretch well beyond electric vehicles (www.ft.com)
AI could kill call centres, says Tata Consultancy Services boss (www.ft.com)
From state contracts to a dawn raid: how Europe turned on China’s Nuctech (www.ft.com)
The colonialist overtones of EU’s green trade crusade (www.ft.com)
Tesla steers back towards cheaper cars (www.ft.com)
What new US aid means for Ukraine (www.ft.com)
US aid package offers fresh hope to Ukraine (www.ft.com)
Is Britain suffering from a ‘sick note culture’? (www.ft.com)
Sunak exposed over NHS queues as Tory seats among UK’s worst areas (www.ft.com)
Meta proves AI hype has its limits (www.ft.com)
BHP proposes takeover of Anglo-American in mining mega-deal (www.ft.com)
Sweden’s green industrial revolution hits speed bumps (www.ft.com)
UK veterinary deal with EU could boost agrifood exports by 22%, study finds (www.ft.com)
UK imposes sustainable fuel targets on airlines (www.ft.com)
Employers are using zero-hours contracts to cut wage bills, study finds (www.ft.com)
Taiwan’s trade tsar seeks new deals and braces for possible Trump win (www.ft.com)
Japan’s small EV battery suppliers feel the heat in race for scale (www.ft.com)
Jefferies boss sells $65mn in stock to buy a customer’s yacht (www.ft.com)
Yen weakens to ¥155 per dollar as US stocks edge higher (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Brussels conducts raid on Chinese security equipment supplier (www.ft.com)
McKinsey faces US criminal investigation over opioid industry work (www.ft.com)
Labour pledges to fully renationalise rail network (www.ft.com)
Concord tops Blackstone in bidding war for Hipgnosis (www.ft.com)
UK regulator examines Microsoft and Amazon’s AI dealmaking (www.ft.com)
Meta shares fall as it predicts higher expenditure on AI (www.ft.com)
Europeans ‘less hard-working’ than Americans, says Norway oil fund boss (www.ft.com)
Anti-doping body faces calls for review over Chinese swimmers (www.ft.com)
Columbia’s ‘Gaza encampment’ becomes epicentre of US stand-off (www.ft.com)
Biden campaign will continue to use TikTok despite divest-or-ban law (www.ft.com)
US secretly shipped long-range missiles to Ukraine (www.ft.com)
Chinese woman charged in UK with criminal possession of crypto (www.ft.com)
Sunak promise to boost UK defence spending raises prospect of cuts (www.ft.com)
Spanish PM suspends public duties after wife’s corruption investigation (www.ft.com)
The dire situation on America’s southern border (www.ft.com)
Tensions ratchet up between China and the west (www.ft.com)
Wife of Spanish PM investigated for alleged corruption (www.ft.com)
EU votes to leave energy treaty as green rules pushed through (www.ft.com)
India’s central bank bans Kotak Mahindra from signing up digital customers (www.ft.com)
Writer Sanaz Toossi on bringing ‘English’ to Britain: ‘It’s a play born of rage’ (www.ft.com)
Pentagon rushes $1bn in weapons to Kyiv after Biden signs aid bill (www.ft.com)
Israel prepares for Rafah evacuation ahead of long-expected assault (www.ft.com)
Employee non-compete ban challenged in court by US business groups (www.ft.com)
Germany raises forecasts on boost to outlook for industry and consumers (www.ft.com)
Russian advance blamed on Ukrainian troops rotation blunder (www.ft.com)
The silent army that makes Beijing’s daily life possible (www.ft.com)
KPMG cancels foreign graduate job offers after UK tightens visa rules (www.ft.com)
Boeing burns through $4bn in first quarter after door blowout (www.ft.com)
Russian court orders seizure of $440mn from JPMorgan (www.ft.com)
GSK readies for pivotal ruling in Zantac cases (www.ft.com)
Tories need to learn to love London again (www.ft.com)
While Donald Trump sleeps (www.ft.com)
German far right tries to brush off spy scandals (www.ft.com)
UBS ‘seriously concerned’ by Swiss capital proposals, says Kelleher (www.ft.com)
Apollo sells stake in asset-backed lending unit to insurer MassMutual (www.ft.com)
China’s search for an answer to ChatGPT is just beginning (www.ft.com)
Indonesia raises interest rates to defend sliding rupiah (www.ft.com)
US regulator seeks $5bn penalty against Do Kwon and Terraform Labs (www.ft.com)
Sir Jeffrey Donaldson appears in court to face historic sex offence charges (www.ft.com)
Inside House Speaker Mike Johnson’s conversion on aid for Ukraine (www.ft.com)
What’s next for TikTok after US Congress approves ban (www.ft.com)
Trump prepares his final pitch on presidential immunity (www.ft.com)
US consumer finance watchdog raises alarm over credit card megadeals (www.ft.com)
Former Labour minister and peer Frank Field dies aged 81 (www.ft.com)
Lloyds profits fall as interest rate benefits wane (www.ft.com)
Sunak banks on defence to shore up dividing lines with Labour (www.ft.com)
Ofcom warns broadcasters over election bias (www.ft.com)
Chinese business lobby hits back at EU ‘dawn raid’ on security equipment supplier (www.ft.com)
Do investors actually read bond docs? (www.ft.com)
Was the EU’s controversial Turkey migration deal a good investment? (www.ft.com)
Spotify grows up (www.ft.com)
Hackers use developing countries as testing ground for new ransomware attacks (www.ft.com)
Rodolphe Saadé, shipping boss who sailed into France’s business elite (www.ft.com)
Diamond market shows serious cracks from man-made stones (www.ft.com)
Why China’s market slump is far from a crisis (www.ft.com)
What should I do with my father’s shares? (www.ft.com)
German spycatchers raise game against China and Russia (www.ft.com)
How young South Africans are rethinking Nelson Mandela’s legacy (www.ft.com)
Russian troop arrival spells end for US military presence in Niger (www.ft.com)
Walton Ford, Morgan Library — roars and whispers from the finest living painter of animals (www.ft.com)
Knitwear label John Smedley wants to bring manufacturing home (www.ft.com)
Have UK asset managers lost their way? (www.ft.com)
Why Nissan needs more than a gamble on solid-state batteries (www.ft.com)
Tokyo’s top female sushi chefs (www.ft.com)
How a Monaco hedge fund boss got tied up with an indebted English town (www.ft.com)