Greek shipping tycoon Marinakis ready to pay Strait of Hormuz transit fees (www.ft.com)
Jolts data shows US labour market is in stagnation not freefall (www.ft.com)
Ed Miliband calls for UK to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 87% by 2040 (www.ft.com)
Trump appoints ally as acting director of US national intelligence (www.ft.com)
Starmer uses disappearing messages, admits Downing Street (www.ft.com)
Adnoc plans new UAE pipeline to bypass Strait of Hormuz (www.ft.com)
Who will be Gavin Newsom’s replacement? Voters to narrow down options (www.ft.com)
UK government pushes ahead with zero-hours crackdown despite business warnings (www.ft.com)
Let’s stop mismeasuring inflation (www.ft.com)
US convertible bonds set for record year as issuers harness AI boom (www.ft.com)
Anthropic to expand Mythos access to more than 15 countries (www.ft.com)
Why young America is trending socialist (www.ft.com)
Martin Wolf honoured by European institutions for defending ‘open and united’ Europe (www.ft.com)
Murrell used false invoices and expense claims to hide 400,000 embezzlement (www.ft.com)
Hot property: five homes for sale in Lake Maggiore, Italy (www.ft.com)
Oil industry faces ‘gruesome’ demand shock from Iran crisis (www.ft.com)
Castlelake to hunt partner on easyJet bid to navigate EU ownership rules (www.ft.com)
Google’s 80bn equity raise adds to that giant AI sucking sound (www.ft.com)
Higher core inflation in Eurozone sets up ECB tightening in June (www.ft.com)
China’s hunt for US tungsten escalates global critical minerals race (www.ft.com)
US rice farmers spy a lifeline in crisis-hit Cuba (www.ft.com)
Eurozone inflation rises to 3.2% in May as ECB prepares to raise rates (www.ft.com)
Britain’s growth figures could use a little more seasoning (www.ft.com)
Farage calls for ‘pure cold rage’ in response to Southampton murder (www.ft.com)
Mandelson files fire up row over taxes ‘to pay benefits’ (www.ft.com)
EU to relax budget rules to allow energy spending (www.ft.com)
Scottish EV start-up plans new UK plant in 2027 (www.ft.com)
Russian attack on Ukraine kills at least 13 (www.ft.com)
Gold replaces US Treasuries as world’s top reserve asset, ECB says (www.ft.com)
Israel’s Netanyahu faces backlash after Trump call (www.ft.com)
IPO boom, market doom? (www.ft.com)
How do you solve a problem like China? The EU has no answer (www.ft.com)
This will be an absolutely mammoth year for IPOs. Probably (www.ft.com)
EasyJet’s summer sale reaches Wall Street (www.ft.com)
Castlelake: the private credit lender taking a run at easyJet (www.ft.com)
America’s AI boom is carrying more than investors admit (www.ft.com)
Greek tanker operator Dynacom readies vessels for possible opening of Hormuz (www.ft.com)
Macron’s Versailles glitz masks a fading economic legacy (www.ft.com)
Sea of tents in the heart of Beirut lays bare scale of Lebanon’s crisis (www.ft.com)
Blair has shone a spotlight on Starmer’s growth delusion (www.ft.com)
Will the IT consulting share price rout ever end? (www.ft.com)
Gerontocracy in America — how to break the grip of the ‘oldigarchy’ (www.ft.com)
Melanie Grant, Victoria Beckham’s skincare guru, has landed in London (www.ft.com)
India Inc gears up for opening of nuclear power to private sector (www.ft.com)
Top AI labs expand research into machine ‘consciousness’ (www.ft.com)
Europe’s maverick? Spain defends its robust rejection of Trump policies (www.ft.com)
What matters in Tuesday’s US primaries: LA ‘jungles’ and another Trump test (www.ft.com)
US in talks to expand nuclear weapons deployments in Europe (www.ft.com)
US start-up plans to drill for lithium under VW and BMW battery factories (www.ft.com)
How did Spain’s unemployment rate converge with Finland’s? (www.ft.com)
Deutsche Bank’s comeback (www.ft.com)
Activist fund Elliott calls for sale of Australia’s largest gold miner (www.ft.com)
General Mills sells Häagen-Dazs ice cream stores in China (www.ft.com)
Tencent moves closer to launching AI agent for WeChat’s 1.4bn Chinese users (www.ft.com)
Court ruling against Google could change online ad sales in India (www.ft.com)
Short seller Andrew Left found guilty of securities fraud (www.ft.com)
China’s housing market could have further to fall (www.ft.com)
Aspiration Partners co-founder Joe Sanberg gets 14-year fraud sentence (www.ft.com)
Confidence in the value of a degree hits record low in England (www.ft.com)
UK cancer services left ‘fragile’ by the pandemic (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: SoftBank overtakes Toyota to become Japan’s largest company (www.ft.com)
HPE shares soar 37% on booming demand for AI infrastructure (www.ft.com)
Mette Frederiksen secures third term as Danish premier after coalition deal (www.ft.com)
Trump drops 1.8bn ‘anti-weaponisation’ fund (www.ft.com)
Alphabet to sell up to 80bn in shares to fund its AI build-out (www.ft.com)
Home Office bans pro-Palestinian influencers from entering the UK (www.ft.com)
BP backs Amanda Blanc to lead second chair search despite City unease (www.ft.com)
Britain re-entering the EU ‘an inevitability’, says Treasury minister (www.ft.com)
Eight things we learnt from the latest Mandelson files (www.ft.com)
SoftBank data centre offers France AI sovereignty with strings (www.ft.com)
Sinn Féin proposes reform to remove threat of Northern Ireland Assembly ‘collapse’ (www.ft.com)
Missy Robbins on New York dining: ‘Life is hard right now. People just want to feel good’ (www.ft.com)
Mandelson files expose criticism of Starmer’s ‘advance/buckle’ premiership (www.ft.com)
Florida sues OpenAI and Altman for ‘hurting’ children (www.ft.com)
Drahi’s indebted US cable group escalates fight with creditors (www.ft.com)
Anthropic confidentially files for IPO (www.ft.com)
I, Vera — how a cross-dressing Russian princess became a battlefield surgeon (www.ft.com)
BP’s head of gas and low carbon to leave group (www.ft.com)
America at 250 — and the war it forgot (www.ft.com)
Italy labour abuse crackdown spreads to US group building Milan consulate (www.ft.com)
Iran suspends peace talks in protest over Israeli offensive in Lebanon (www.ft.com)
Barry Diller launches 18bn takeover offer for MGM Resorts (www.ft.com)
Uber faces Prosus challenge in Delivery Hero pursuit (www.ft.com)
How to combat corruption (www.ft.com)
Germany to punish ministries for failing to spend funds quickly enough (www.ft.com)
UK defeats Rwanda claim for 100mn compensation over asylum plan (www.ft.com)
EU’s dealmaking machine grinds steadily on (www.ft.com)
Anthropic offers EU access to Mythos (www.ft.com)
Putin could pay a personal price for failure in Ukraine (www.ft.com)
Transcript of an interview with Andrew Bailey (www.ft.com)
Hungarian PM to remove president and other ‘Orbán puppets’ from office (www.ft.com)
Chinese firms’ market share gains driven by subsidies, says OECD (www.ft.com)
UK house prices fall in May amid Iran turmoil (www.ft.com)
Young Britons pay the price of Labour’s choices (www.ft.com)
EasyJet says takeover bid would be ‘highly opportunistic’ as shares jump (www.ft.com)
Starmer braced for release of Mandelson files on Monday (www.ft.com)
AI and real GDP: how big and how fast? (www.ft.com)
Why Nato fears splintering unanimity on higher defence spending (www.ft.com)
US and Iran launch fresh strikes as peace efforts falter (www.ft.com)
Nvidia unveils PC ‘superchip’ in challenge to Apple and Intel (www.ft.com)
Intel looks to level up in AI race (www.ft.com)
‘More harmful than helpful’: young people sour on AI (www.ft.com)
Iran war inflation shock set to fall short of 2022 surge (www.ft.com)
US tax adviser Ryan strikes 400mn deal to take on Big Four in Europe (www.ft.com)
UK warns it could take action over crown dependencies’ lack of transparency (www.ft.com)
EU looks more attractive in Trump’s ‘crazy world’, says Norway (www.ft.com)
Global asset managers capture just 0.1% of Chinese market in 5 years (www.ft.com)
Argentine football boss battles Milei ahead of World Cup (www.ft.com)
The truth about the American profit machine (www.ft.com)
UK reviews research centres that link academia and businesses (www.ft.com)
Danish shipyard still servicing LNG tankers for Russia trade (www.ft.com)
Xi’s last frontier: China’s plan to transform its west (ig.ft.com)
India’s statistics chief counts GDP data reform as success (www.ft.com)
The Emirati prince preparing for power (www.ft.com)
Europe is running from a phantom China threat (www.ft.com)
The Honeywell lifer deconstructing a 141-year-old industrials empire (www.ft.com)
Intel targets Nvidia with new AI chip by year end (www.ft.com)
SoftBank overtakes Toyota to become Japan’s largest company (www.ft.com)
Singapore tries to keep Asia’s oil flowing (www.ft.com)
Populist to face outgoing president’s candidate in Colombian run-off election (www.ft.com)
Jay Powell warns Federal Reserve is undergoing ‘stress test’ (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Japan’s defence minister calls for talks with Beijing to resolve row (www.ft.com)
Berkshire buys homebuilder Taylor Morrison for 8.5bn in Abel’s first big deal (www.ft.com)
Fed and BoE signal little desire to change monetary policy (www.ft.com)
Brussels officials head east with tour of Balkan capitals (www.ft.com)
Ritz-Carlton Yacht lenders ease terms to keep luxury cruise line afloat (www.ft.com)
Operation Jailbreak: lessons from Ukraine on making weapons talk to each other (www.ft.com)
The end of cheap (www.ft.com)
Africa’s response to Ebola must be defined by Africa itself (www.ft.com)
Growing US reliance on Chinese biotechs prompts national security fears (www.ft.com)
Scottish opposition leaders criticise Sturgeon interview (www.ft.com)
Wall Street bulls bet US stocks rally will defy bubble fears (www.ft.com)
Is the US jobs market immune to the Iran war? (www.ft.com)
China’s comparative advantage is industrial policy (www.ft.com)
Israel captures Crusader castle in deepening Lebanon push (www.ft.com)
Petro’s leftwing project faces split opposition in Colombia presidential vote (www.ft.com)
England’s treatment of vulnerable children is a scandal (www.ft.com)
How Maine’s lobster revolt could cost Trump the Senate (www.ft.com)
Japan defence minister rejects China accusations of ‘new militarism’ (www.ft.com)
South Africa’s anti-migrant rallies trigger repatriations (www.ft.com)
There can only be one President Donald Trump, forever (www.ft.com)
Zack Polanski’s journey from Liberal Democrat convert to Green leader (www.ft.com)
Race for rare earths sparks concern about environmental damage (www.ft.com)
Top health official held shares in key children’s home operator (www.ft.com)
China’s activewear boom puts spring in foreign brands’ step (www.ft.com)
How Iran’s military harnesses ChatGPT (www.ft.com)
Babiš claims pro-Trump advantage in defence spending miss (www.ft.com)
Sandoz warns cheap Chinese imports threaten Europe’s antibiotic supply (www.ft.com)
Defence group CSG still pursuing stake in Franco-German tank maker (www.ft.com)
Jamming-resistant radio maker seeks 3bn-plus sale (www.ft.com)
EU frets as China builds an industrial base in Morocco (www.ft.com)
AI is here. What do you want from it? (www.ft.com)
The month of error and overwhelm (www.ft.com)
India’s ‘city of glass’ under pressure as Gulf crisis chokes off energy (www.ft.com)
Jes Staley to appear before Congress over ties to Jeffrey Epstein (www.ft.com)
Paris Saint-Germain retain Champions League with victory over Arsenal (www.ft.com)
SoftBank pledges 75bn to build Europe’s biggest AI facility in France (www.ft.com)
Jill Biden’s memoir revives painful memories as Democrats try to move on (www.ft.com)
Historic cattle shortages push US beef prices to record highs (www.ft.com)
It is time for a European Security Council (www.ft.com)
Submit your questions: Ten years on, what’s next for Brexit? (www.ft.com)
The very British banality of the SNP’s shopping scandal (www.ft.com)
Bulgaria to be punished for deficit only months after joining euro (www.ft.com)
Greens discuss downgrading some policies to prepare for possible UK coalition (www.ft.com)
London Stadium back in spotlight after West Ham’s Premier League exit (www.ft.com)
JPMorgan chases retail banking’s golden fleece (www.ft.com)
No restaurant should be too posh to serve tap water (www.ft.com)
Wealth tax fears reignited by UK leadership uncertainty (www.ft.com)
Five emerging themes for US stock investors (www.ft.com)
Trump gets his man in Texas. The Republicans could be the losers (www.ft.com)
European fishing nations call for cormorant cull (www.ft.com)
UK military looks at allowing lethal strikes without human approval (www.ft.com)
Britain is waiting too long to save vulnerable children (www.ft.com)
Smells like community spirit: the London high street that’s blossoming (www.ft.com)
11 joyful ways to spend it in June (www.ft.com)
Ferrari’s new EV sparks Italian angst over Agnelli legacy (www.ft.com)
The floor versus the ceiling (www.ft.com)
Germany’s Merz struggles to contain ‘chancellor swap’ talk (www.ft.com)
Should AI steal your job? (www.ft.com)
Meg O’Neill, the no-nonsense CEO steering BP through crisis (www.ft.com)
Hegseth lauds better US ties with China (www.ft.com)
China’s coal heartlands reel from worst disaster in a decade (www.ft.com)
UN accuses Israel of committing sexual violence against Palestinians (www.ft.com)
Private credit firm Castlelake explores bid for easyJet (www.ft.com)
Durex sales hit by China’s condom crackdown (www.ft.com)
Universal Music declines takeover offer from Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square (www.ft.com)
Thiel moves family to Milei’s libertarian Argentina (www.ft.com)
US securities regulator seeks to end corporate disclosures on climate risk (www.ft.com)
Citadel Securities posts record 4.3bn in trading revenues on Iran volatility (www.ft.com)
Goldman Sachs: it isn’t coming home (www.ft.com)
BoE governor warns Middle East ceasefire would ‘still create uncertainty’ (www.ft.com)
Embarrassing messages about Keir Starmer to be exposed in Mandelson files (www.ft.com)
Dell’s shares soar 35% as US computer maker taps into AI fervour (www.ft.com)
SpaceX and the ‘enshittification’ of markets (www.ft.com)
Warsh and peace (www.ft.com)
Kenyan court blocks US Ebola quarantine camp after protests (www.ft.com)
Why Iran fears a deal today means more war tomorrow (www.ft.com)
French prosecutors widen probe into alleged 14bn Hermès share fraud (www.ft.com)
Trump pledges ‘final determination’ on Iran deal to extend ceasefire (www.ft.com)
UK struggles to adapt to hotter summers (www.ft.com)
Kazakhstan offers to take Iran’s uranium stockpile, watchdog says (www.ft.com)
Poland threatens to strip Zelenskyy of state honour (www.ft.com)
EU agrees to unlock Hungary’s frozen funds (www.ft.com)
UK police charge man with assisting Iranian intelligence (www.ft.com)
Trump’s ‘anti-weaponisation’ fund blocked by legal challenge (www.ft.com)
California’s zombie Democrats (www.ft.com)
Rise in Neets is a ‘retirement crisis in slow motion’, pension experts warn (www.ft.com)
Oil prices fall on hopes of Strait of Hormuz reopening (www.ft.com)
Should Labour heed Tony Blair? (www.ft.com)
Sports media host Stephen A Smith: ‘The audience gravitated to me’ (www.ft.com)
small caged mammal on the run (www.ft.com)
French economy contracts by 0.1% in first quarter (www.ft.com)
How Andy Burnham adapted his politics to skyscraper city (www.ft.com)
How to win a trade war, with Paul Krugman and Chad Bown (www.ft.com)
Russian drone hits apartment building in Romania (www.ft.com)
Charles Goodhart: ‘Demography is going to make life worse and worse and worse’ (www.ft.com)
Magyar pushes for breakthrough to secure frozen EU funds (www.ft.com)
Several BP shareholders found ousted chair ‘challenging’ (www.ft.com)
What if remote working, not AI, is to blame for weak junior hiring? (www.ft.com)
‘Bonkers’: the audacious plan for a 1mn-person city near Cambridge (www.ft.com)
Not using AI in public services would mean ‘choosing decline’, UK minister warns (www.ft.com)
UK soft power push has fallen flat, senior figures say (www.ft.com)
Drone start-up Stark set for 2.5bn valuation in new fundraising (www.ft.com)
Marc Rowan rolled in Hamptons lobster fight (www.ft.com)
Nigel Farage loses viral touch to Musk-backed Rupert Lowe (www.ft.com)
Poland rushes to sign contracts for EU defence loans (www.ft.com)
Investors race to get exposure to SpaceX ahead of IPO (www.ft.com)
What are Trump’s military options in Cuba? (www.ft.com)
Don’t bet on Trump reining in the prediction markets (www.ft.com)
Milei to privatise Argentina’s 10-a-night workers’ hotels (www.ft.com)
Urgent clarity on policy needed on the energy transition (www.ft.com)
How China is breaking apart a people and its culture (www.ft.com)
Russia overspends on Putin’s war in Ukraine by 28bn (www.ft.com)
The Kissinger Tapes by Tom Wells — ‘This is a cold-blooded game’ (www.ft.com)
KPMG Australia’s CEO resigns after whistleblower claims (www.ft.com)
Blue Origin rocket explodes on launch pad during test (www.ft.com)
Why South Korea’s won is falling despite a chip export earnings bonanza (www.ft.com)
Deepinder Goyal: We have a better shot than even Amazon at winning quick commerce (www.ft.com)
US to designate Brazilian drug cartels as terrorist groups (www.ft.com)
Disney says US regulator aims to ‘suppress speech’ with licence review (www.ft.com)
UK and European passports linked to restricted Chinese investors (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Washington nearing agreement to extend Iran ceasefire, US officials say (www.ft.com)
Amazon scraps AI leaderboard to stop workers chasing usage scores (www.ft.com)
Netanyahu orders Israeli forces to take control of 70% of Gaza (www.ft.com)
Musk’s tweet undermines SpaceX’s claims about Anthropic data centre deal (www.ft.com)
Chevron CEO Wirth warns oil prices likely to rise as Iran war hits supplies (www.ft.com)
Anthropic finalises 65bn funding deal to surpass OpenAI’s valuation (www.ft.com)
AkzoNobel should avoid painting itself into a corner (www.ft.com)
Caesars’ billionaire buyer hopes luck and leverage go hand in hand (www.ft.com)
Britain’s expanding ‘lost generation’ (www.ft.com)
And just like that, the software apocalypse was over (www.ft.com)
Washington nearing deal to extend Iran ceasefire, US officials say (www.ft.com)
Iranian dissident news network received 650mn of debt relief (www.ft.com)
SpaceX IPO boldly steps into the unknown of AI economics (www.ft.com)
EU wants crisis powers to seize control of chip supplies (www.ft.com)
Germany shifts on EU oversight of financial services (www.ft.com)
The Bethlehem Project Podcast: An immigration raid divides a community (www.ft.com)
BP should never have made Manifold chair (www.ft.com)
The Pope disrupts Silicon Valley (www.ft.com)
Ousted BP chair clashed with company secretary (www.ft.com)
Court rules against Marc Rowan in Hamptons lobster shack dispute (www.ft.com)
Manifold hits out at ‘lies’ over his conduct (www.ft.com)
US core PCE inflation continues to rise (www.ft.com)
Why Democrats are feeling optimistic in the US Senate race in Texas (www.ft.com)
Billionaire Tilman Fertitta to buy Caesars Entertainment in 17.6bn deal (www.ft.com)
Who decides which jobs AI will take? (www.ft.com)
Meloni at odds with defence minister over EU rearmament loans (www.ft.com)
Trump is pushing Canada and Mexico towards China (www.ft.com)
How Texas utilities are preparing for more extreme storms (www.ft.com)
Land — Maggie O’Farrell’s ambitious novel of family, Ireland and empire (www.ft.com)
Israel attacks Tyre in new strikes on southern Lebanon (www.ft.com)
EU fines China’s Temu 200mn for failing to prevent sale of illegal goods (www.ft.com)
Farage is facing his own menace on the right (www.ft.com)
Temperatures likely to breach record levels over next five years, WMO says (www.ft.com)
A tale of two EU-US comparisons (www.ft.com)
Iraq faces summer blackouts as Iran war upends energy flows (www.ft.com)
Colombia’s erratic leader refuses to be a lame duck (www.ft.com)
Number of young Britons out of work or training climbs above 1mn (www.ft.com)
Wes Streeting’s uphill challenge to stop Andy Burnham (www.ft.com)
UK would block Indian billionaire raising BT stake (www.ft.com)
Payments group accused of being ‘Chinese backdoor’ moves staff out of China (www.ft.com)
Semiconductors: supercycle or superbubble? (www.ft.com)
Australia sues Post-it maker 3M over ‘forever chemicals’ (www.ft.com)
Brussels plans to start Ukraine’s EU membership negotiations in June (www.ft.com)
AI boom outweighs Iran war pain, Korean central bank chief says (www.ft.com)
Analysts’ views: forecasters dispute market view of likely policy at Fed and Bank of England (www.ft.com)
China’s farming giant Syngenta says it has no ‘nefarious’ intentions in the US (www.ft.com)
How Ukraine’s drones turned the tables (www.ft.com)
Rouble’s strength piles pressure on Russian war economy (www.ft.com)
Anger and suspicion as Ebola spreads through eastern DR Congo (www.ft.com)
Kirkland & Ellis to spend 500mn building its own AI technology (www.ft.com)
EU to broaden import quotas and tariffs against China (www.ft.com)
Chip stocks race towards biggest gains since dotcom era on AI demand (www.ft.com)
Exxon fracks its blue state exit (www.ft.com)
Nicola Sturgeon under scrutiny over embezzled SNP funds (www.ft.com)
Why Europe must embrace tariffs (www.ft.com)
SpaceX and the Zuckerberg discount (www.ft.com)
America’s hegemonic glory is under threat (www.ft.com)
Ukraine is turning the tables (www.ft.com)
EU must change accession system to cater for Ukraine, enlargement chief says (www.ft.com)