Two Iranian small-boat migrants charged with plotting attack on Jewish targets in Manchester (www.ft.com)
US justice department will not reopen criminal probe of Fed’s Jay Powell (www.ft.com)
Healey set to delay difficult choices with ‘breathing space’ UK Budget (www.ft.com)
Arctic sea routes boom as Gulf war and global warming divert shipping (www.ft.com)
Widdecombe murder suspect charged with preparing terror acts against Farage (www.ft.com)
October fall (www.ft.com)
‘Amateurism and organisation’: Iran’s potential role in RAF Fairford incident (www.ft.com)
Low-profile hedge fund smashes record for New York office rent (www.ft.com)
Treasuries are losing their moneyness (www.ft.com)
EU pushes Ukraine for further reforms to unlock funding (www.ft.com)
How to meet Burnham’s ambitions on social care (www.ft.com)
Why does Anthropic’s IPO feel so weird? (www.ft.com)
Polanski takes credit for UK sanctions on Israel but skirts anti-Zionism motion (www.ft.com)
Pedro Sánchez loses vote on Spanish housing reform (www.ft.com)
Israel’s top court overturns ban of Arab parties in upcoming election (www.ft.com)
Italy and Greece seek leeway on EU fiscal rules (www.ft.com)
Argentina to sell ‘golden passports’ by end of year (www.ft.com)
Weak US payrolls likely to keep rate setters on the sidelines in October (www.ft.com)
Tesla deliveries fall 2% as US consumers buy fewer EVs (www.ft.com)
Obama’s red herring (www.ft.com)
I’m even more bullish about stocks than a year ago (www.ft.com)
Paris Fashion Week confronts luxury’s crisis of desire (www.ft.com)
US economy adds just 29,000 jobs in September as hiring slows sharply (www.ft.com)
Stand-off over Protestant march pushes Northern Ireland politics to the brink (www.ft.com)
Investors seek refuge from bond rout in haven German debt (www.ft.com)
Kemi Badenoch: ‘I refuse to play by Westminster rules’ (www.ft.com)
My mortgage is a problem for the Fed, and for America (www.ft.com)
Australia’s ‘postcard from the future’ of big batteries (www.ft.com)
Dyson reverses falling payouts with 750mn dividend (www.ft.com)
Diesel falls sharply as EU considers releasing 50mn barrels under pressure from Trump (www.ft.com)
Higher Eurozone inflation adds pressure on ECB to tighten again (www.ft.com)
Inflation and interest rates tracker: see how your country compares (www.ft.com)
Volvo Cars issues profit warning as China sales fall (www.ft.com)
The Burnham tell (www.ft.com)
Set designer Richard Peduzzi takes centre stage (www.ft.com)
Eurozone inflation jumps to highest level in three years (www.ft.com)
Goldman bought Shein shares worth 220mn after dismal IPO (www.ft.com)
UK watchdog signals it may block major broadband deal (www.ft.com)
Pro-Russian parties jostle with Kyiv supporters in crowded Latvian election (www.ft.com)
Global bond market steadies after sharp sell-off (www.ft.com)
Zelenskyy says Putin’s gloves are off (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Putin has told military to abandon rules of war, Zelenskyy says (www.ft.com)
‘The only answer is to show up’: Black voters rally against new electoral maps in the US South (www.ft.com)
Monzo courts private equity after Nubank walks away (www.ft.com)
UK universities comb records for China links after MI5 warning (www.ft.com)
Amazon seeks to offload 8bn of Nvidia chips to investors (www.ft.com)
Putin has told military leaders to abandon rules of war, Zelenskyy says (www.ft.com)
UK ministers resist union demands to rescue Scottish steelmaker (www.ft.com)
A cathedral for plants: Edinburgh’s newly restored Palm Houses (www.ft.com)
Quant hedge funds reap big gains from global bond sell-off (www.ft.com)
Zack Polanski faces defining week as UK’s Green surge falters (www.ft.com)
Paramount picked a bad time to fund a 110bn leveraged buyout (www.ft.com)
French high schools burn as student unrest spreads (www.ft.com)
Trump’s diesel threats could go very wrong — just look at the soyabean (www.ft.com)
No, AI is not similar to the Manhattan Project (www.ft.com)
How to revive the UK’s zombified housing market (www.ft.com)
What can Burnham learn from Scotland’s social care system? (www.ft.com)
George Lucas’s 1bn Museum of Narrative Art uses the force of storytelling (www.ft.com)
The Abu Dhabi power broker facing his toughest test at Manchester City (www.ft.com)
US refiners reap windfall profits as wars push up fuel prices for consumers (www.ft.com)
Emerging markets outperform developed markets as bond rout deepens (www.ft.com)
How the Supreme Court greenlit America’s gerrymandering battle (www.ft.com)
AI got smarter. The bills got harder to control (ig.ft.com)
Foreign bid highlights Australia’s battle to forge a gold champion (www.ft.com)
South Korea brings powerful prosecution agency to heel (www.ft.com)
Bangkok cements its place as gem-trading hub (www.ft.com)
Japanese watchmakers push for overseas growth (www.ft.com)
US sanctions Kremlin-backed fintech A7 after FT investigation (www.ft.com)
Nike to cut jobs as it forecasts revenue decline in the coming year (www.ft.com)
US deploys thousands of troops to Middle East as Trump weighs strikes on Iran (www.ft.com)
China’s bigger, better batteries (www.ft.com)
Investigative outlet deepens antisemitism claims against French far right’s Jordan Bardella (www.ft.com)
KPMG general counsel exits after Australia whistleblower scandal (www.ft.com)
Burnham searches for UK alternative to Palantir (www.ft.com)
Bolivia arrests attorney-general after US accuses him of protecting drug traffickers (www.ft.com)
US mortgage rates jump the most in four years amid bond sell-off (www.ft.com)
Europe braces for ‘severe hybrid attacks’ from Russia, says Merz (www.ft.com)
Top Fed official signals central bank will keep rates on hold in October (www.ft.com)
Ex-HSBC banker banned for dodging 5,900 in train fares (www.ft.com)
Europe should take Trump’s diesel ban seriously, if not literally (www.ft.com)
British-Iranian man arrested under terror laws over RAF Fairford incident (www.ft.com)
France meets fiscal reality with a crunch (www.ft.com)
Tories criticise Burnham over support for Manchester City owners (www.ft.com)
BT seeks government nod for potential TalkTalk takeover (www.ft.com)
Dealmakers line up to test EU’s appetite to create European champions (www.ft.com)
Do US lawmakers finally have capital in the crosshairs? (www.ft.com)
International Criminal Court cuts ties with Axa over US sanctions (www.ft.com)
Israel flight near-miss triggers election furore (www.ft.com)
EU countries in crisis talks over release of diesel stocks (www.ft.com)
Driver received warning before fatal Bedfordshire rail crash, report finds (www.ft.com)
Pete Hegseth announces creation of Autonomous Warfare Command (www.ft.com)
Australia’s banks show how to prepare for cable blackouts (www.ft.com)
Accenture shares surge as consultancy boosts sales (www.ft.com)
Auditor RSM explores IPO to ward off private equity-backed rivals (www.ft.com)
France seeks to rein in pensions and state salaries in 2027 (www.ft.com)
Burnham’s wake-up call to the right (www.ft.com)
Who should pay for the LA wildfires? (www.ft.com)
An AI sovereign wealth fund isn’t progressive — it’s techno-imperialism (www.ft.com)
The awesome appeal of aso oke, and other Nigerian ceremonial robes (www.ft.com)
Wachtell hires former Manhattan US attorney to strengthen litigation ranks (www.ft.com)
Flydubai scare revives Israel’s hijacking trauma (www.ft.com)
We have forgotten what budgets are for (www.ft.com)
Starbucks opens first cafés in China’s Xinjiang (www.ft.com)
Top Man City sponsor threatens legal action against Premier League (www.ft.com)
BoJ’s summary of opinions points to accelerated pace of rate rises (www.ft.com)
Global bond sell-off deepens as 10-year Treasury yield hits highest since 2002 (www.ft.com)
Four potential positives from higher bond yields (www.ft.com)
Burnham’s ‘triple lock’ move reallocates, rather than reduces, spending (www.ft.com)
UAE investigates if Flydubai attack was ‘terrorist activity’ (www.ft.com)
Japan plans 140bn AI data centre push with Dell and Jera (www.ft.com)
UBS pushes back against investor call to leave Switzerland (www.ft.com)
Japanese companies exit China in record numbers (www.ft.com)
UK house prices fall as higher mortgage rates ‘subdue’ market (www.ft.com)
Embattled New World pays 430mn to abandon Hong Kong airport mega mall (www.ft.com)
An optimist’s guide to the bond market (www.ft.com)
Indian Flydubai pilot praised after disaster averted (www.ft.com)
France and Germany inch towards grand bargain on EU car regulation (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Big Tech’s heavy Brussels lobbying (www.ft.com)
Boots set to get carved out of private equity (www.ft.com)
Why we can thumb our noses at AI (www.ft.com)
EU steel exports hit by high energy costs, tariffs and China oversupply (www.ft.com)
OpenAI’s agents obscured hacking activity in government site breaches (www.ft.com)
Manchester City chair shielded by diplomatic immunity (www.ft.com)
EU questions Binance over continued operations despite wind-down order (www.ft.com)
Louvre boss promises ‘culture of security’ after heist (www.ft.com)
UBS should make the positive case for staying Swiss (www.ft.com)
How Europe can stall Russia’s hybrid war (www.ft.com)
Lab-grown food’s unexpected first customers (www.ft.com)
Postcard from Corsica: our overambitious hiking holiday (www.ft.com)
Exclusive first look: HUMM, New York’s hottest autumn restaurant opening (www.ft.com)
Call for entries: Africa’s Fastest Growing Companies 2027 (www.ft.com)
Big Tech out-lobbies European companies in Brussels (www.ft.com)
Tencent leases 100,000 chips from Oracle to accelerate AI push (www.ft.com)
Philippines central bank braces for ‘Godzilla’ El Niño (www.ft.com)
Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction 2026 — literary and historical lives dominate the shortlist (www.ft.com)
Trump says South Korea will invest 200bn in US energy projects (www.ft.com)
Hegseth extols overhaul of US military in ‘state of the force’ speech (www.ft.com)
Paramount stomachs heavy borrowing costs to fund Warner Bros deal (www.ft.com)
Paramount names Mattel boss co-CEO as it looks to close Warner Bros deal (www.ft.com)
US government debt rout triggers ‘vicious loop’ of selling (www.ft.com)
Google releases most advanced Gemini AI model (www.ft.com)
Burnham clears path to EU summit with post-Brexit breakthrough (www.ft.com)
Esther Rantzen, broadcaster and campaigner, dies aged 86 (www.ft.com)
18,000 feet in 90 seconds: Inside Flydubai’s near-catastrophe (www.ft.com)
Boots owner nearing 9bn sale of chemist to Canada’s Weston family (www.ft.com)
How the UAE became a destination for Israelis (www.ft.com)
UK retreats on climate reporting rules for listed companies (www.ft.com)
What we know about the Flydubai flight to Israel (www.ft.com)
US competition watchdog expands investigation of Anthropic and OpenAI (www.ft.com)
Fed watchdog finds ‘deficiencies’ but no criminal wrongdoing in 2.5bn renovation (www.ft.com)
To fix housing affordability, build more homes (www.ft.com)
US oil industry warns diesel prices will not return to normal for a year (www.ft.com)
Don’t own bonds and be cautious with stocks (www.ft.com)
‘Strong indications’ Iran was involved in RAF Fairford incident, says Burnham (www.ft.com)
Burnham tightens his hold on Labour (www.ft.com)
How will Trump ‘accord’ for AI to ‘self-regulate’ work? (www.ft.com)
What are Burnham’s options on Europe? (www.ft.com)
SEC proposes performance fees for retail funds in private markets push (www.ft.com)
AI voice start-up ElevenLabs doubles valuation to 22bn (www.ft.com)
Morocco’s first female prime minister launches coalition talks (www.ft.com)
How Nike fell off the pace in China (www.ft.com)
Weak PCE inflation eases pressure for Fed rate increases (www.ft.com)
The UK needs to do more to support its own AI companies (www.ft.com)
Novo’s weight-loss deal highlights its weakness and the seller’s strengths (www.ft.com)
KKR warns of growing credit market risks from AI borrowing spree (www.ft.com)
MI5 warns universities to cut ties with Chinese institute (www.ft.com)
Netherlands retreats from taxing paper profits on investments (www.ft.com)
Inflation accelerates in Eurozone’s biggest economies (www.ft.com)
BMW axing more than 100 managers as it speeds up cost-cutting (www.ft.com)
Bond investors OATs (www.ft.com)
How to escape the low-pay, low-productivity jobs trap (www.ft.com)
Russia threatens nuclear strikes on Nato countries over Kaliningrad (www.ft.com)
Brazil election roiled by row over Flávio Bolsonaro and patron saint (www.ft.com)
US withdraws remaining troops from Iraq (www.ft.com)
Russia extends diesel export ban (www.ft.com)
UAE-Israel flight diverted after distress signal and 20,000ft drop (www.ft.com)
At least Burnham doesn’t pretend to care about growth (www.ft.com)
An economist’s – and poet’s – guide to Zürich (www.ft.com)
PwC refuses to sign off Nidec accounts despite 6.3bn charge (www.ft.com)
Vanguard warns France is ‘degrading credit’ as borrowing costs surge (www.ft.com)
Burnham’s courageous speech had one striking omission (www.ft.com)
UK energy price cap forecast to rise to nearly 2,000 as Iran war drives up prices (www.ft.com)
Ken Griffin donates 3bn to Carnegie Mellon as university plots Miami campus (www.ft.com)
Bond markets rebound after sell-off (www.ft.com)
Singapore’s Temasek to open first Middle East outposts (www.ft.com)
Burnham says rejoining EU an option for the UK (www.ft.com)
UK economy grows faster than first estimated in second quarter (www.ft.com)
Salty seas get saltier and world ocean more acidic as heatwaves bring ‘profound change’ (www.ft.com)
Singapore taps Nobel-winning algorithm for government dating app (www.ft.com)
Midterms and the market (www.ft.com)
EU decarbonisation incentives do not add up, says US chemicals giant (www.ft.com)
Political Fix from the Labour Party conference: Hope again? (www.ft.com)
AI industry moves to thwart data centre backlash ahead of US midterms (www.ft.com)
The crucial things Anthropic’s jumbo ‘risk factors’ won’t tell you (www.ft.com)
Is the world really drowning in debt? (www.ft.com)
White House holds crunch talks on diesel export ban as midterms near (www.ft.com)
Is Anthropic losing its Oura? (www.ft.com)
Social care shake-up without tax rises will force houses to be sold, Burnham warned (www.ft.com)
Night owls more likely to claim disability benefits (www.ft.com)
Battery groups push to stick with post-Brexit rules on electric cars (www.ft.com)
EU can’t integrate markets if it dilutes supervision, watchdog warns (www.ft.com)
Fintech Zilch taps banks for IPO next year (www.ft.com)
Porsche’s new boss says ‘there won’t be a 911 electric’ (www.ft.com)
The risks of HSBC’s return to its roots (www.ft.com)
Luxury watches must win back wrist space (www.ft.com)
Pentagon awards Boeing 20bn contract for Navy stealth fighter jet (www.ft.com)
Labour Party conference: Hope again? (www.ft.com)
The Lady Gaga moment for corporate Japan (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Trump says AI bosses agreed to ‘self-regulation’ amid safety fears (www.ft.com)
Altman says OpenAI will delay its IPO until it overcomes safety concerns (www.ft.com)
Australia battles black market for cigarettes after decade of tax rises (www.ft.com)
Hegseth to slash top US officer roles by 20% (www.ft.com)
UK bosses left in dark by Burnham and Healey’s emphasis on ‘cost of business’ (www.ft.com)
Trump administration can deport non-citizens to third countries for now (www.ft.com)
Mediators push to break US-Iran deadlock (www.ft.com)
No explosives found in vans near RAF Fairford, counterterror police say (www.ft.com)
Andy Burnham’s ‘jam tomorrow’ vision (www.ft.com)
How would Andy Burnham’s social care shake-up work? (www.ft.com)
Middle Eastern oil exports rise to highest level since Iran war began (www.ft.com)
Manchester City artificially boosted finances by more than 900mn, says panel (www.ft.com)
Six takeaways from Burnham’s conference speech (www.ft.com)
Spain seeks to ban ‘vulture funds’ from housing market (www.ft.com)
Burnham sets up battle lines on social care and Europe (www.ft.com)
The PM’s brave new world — just one more election away (www.ft.com)
US 30-year Treasury yield hits highest since 2002 (www.ft.com)
Low-hire, low-fire US labour market is no worry for Fed rate-setters (www.ft.com)
China unveils mortgage subsidies to boost economy (www.ft.com)
Sheikh Mansour visits Riyadh in push to mend UAE-Saudi Arabia rift (www.ft.com)
A warning of ‘breakdowns and deficiencies’ in security at the US central bank (www.ft.com)
Trump to meet AI chiefs over safety outcry (www.ft.com)
Average UK diesel price set to reach 2 per litre within days (www.ft.com)
Dangote’s 16bn oil refinery blocked by Kenyan court (www.ft.com)
Le Pen deputy engulfed by antisemitism scandal (www.ft.com)
Apollo and Oaktree sue Patrick Drahi over US telco restructuring (www.ft.com)
Breaking a central banking taboo (www.ft.com)
Mahmood looks to soften migration policies amid Labour pressure (www.ft.com)
Who is driving the massive surge in repo borrowing? (www.ft.com)
A Republican midterm defeat will not be an earthquake (www.ft.com)
US-Iran war adds 100bn to EU’s fuel bill (www.ft.com)
‘Translation and connection are different things’: why languages remain useful at work (www.ft.com)
Le Monde Béryl is pumping up New York (www.ft.com)
Novo buys rights to Chinese weight-loss pill in 2.6bn deal (www.ft.com)
More than 100 Israelis go on rampage in Palestinian town (www.ft.com)
Russia behind arson attack on defence company, says Estonia (www.ft.com)
Healey failed to truthfully articulate causes of Britain’s problems (www.ft.com)
Burnham warned ditching triple lock would be ‘electoral insanity’ ahead of conference speech (www.ft.com)
Shell-led consortium backs 23bn expansion of LNG Canada project (www.ft.com)
Toyota’s China sales tumble as high fuel prices deter buyers (www.ft.com)
Australia raises interest rate to highest level in 15 years (www.ft.com)
Brussels’ protectionist turn spooks bloc’s free-market stalwarts (www.ft.com)
Nvidia turns to insurers to offset AI risks (www.ft.com)
Unicredit’s Orcel moves to seize control of Commerzbank within months (www.ft.com)
Nvidia turns to insurers to spread the risk of AI build-out (www.ft.com)
Private equity wrestles with its own generational wealth gap (www.ft.com)
Big money, bigger problems in Big Law (www.ft.com)
A meeting a day keeps the robots away (www.ft.com)
Germany issues EU budget ultimatum (www.ft.com)
What ‘Choosin’ Texas’ tells us about Burnham’s social care obstacles (www.ft.com)
Can Italy’s opposition unite against Giorgia Meloni? (www.ft.com)
UK tech founders urge Burnham to curb non-competes to match US rivals (www.ft.com)
Harry Potter and the British business of international schools (www.ft.com)
Starbucks retreats from green goals amid 2bn cost drive (www.ft.com)
Trump’s ambassador to Greece causes stir in Romania (www.ft.com)
Trade union chief criticises Burnham’s delay to social care reforms (www.ft.com)
Oil price and US Treasury yields in tightest relationship since 1990 (www.ft.com)
The booming business of insuring against US gun violence (www.ft.com)
European banks push to recapture fees from BlackRock and Vanguard (www.ft.com)
Copying Welsh model will not fix UK water industry, says non-profit boss (www.ft.com)
US warns Houthi ties with al-Shabaab threaten Red Sea trade (www.ft.com)
PAD’s next-gen gallerists are luring a new wave of collectors (www.ft.com)
Falkland Islanders grapple with Argentina’s ‘economic warfare’ (www.ft.com)
Stations by Louise Kennedy — love, friendship and the complexities of youth (www.ft.com)
Can Kering’s ‘car guy’ CEO make luxury move twice as fast? (www.ft.com)
Rubio says UK air base incident involved ‘foreign actor’ (www.ft.com)
‘No definitive timeline’ for Solomon to step down as CEO, says Goldman (www.ft.com)
Convenience store woman: Lady Gaga urges Japanese to work at FamilyMart (www.ft.com)
Will Adani get an airline? (www.ft.com)
Singapore’s bet on chipmaking (www.ft.com)
Anthropic warns of ‘existential risks to humanity’ in IPO prospectus (www.ft.com)
OpenAI axes next model citing safety issues (www.ft.com)
HSBC moves to bolster Hang Seng by cleaning up balance sheet (www.ft.com)
Pope Leo criticises Nvidia’s Jensen Huang over AI safety (www.ft.com)
US Treasury threatens crackdown on Wall Street tax-avoidance strategies (www.ft.com)
Burnham vows to break ‘politics as usual’ by tackling UK’s biggest issues (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Seoul accuses Ukraine of violating secrecy agreement on North Korean soldiers (www.ft.com)
Software glitch will delay US approval of newest Boeing 737 (www.ft.com)
Erdoğan bids to contain fallout from Turkey’s 18bn stock market scandal (www.ft.com)
AMD to buy Fei-Fei Li’s AI start-up for 8bn (www.ft.com)
Ministers abandon plan to make overseas visitors pay for England’s top museums (www.ft.com)
Netanyahu under pressure over reports he was warned about October 7 (www.ft.com)
BASF should take another crack at chemicals M&A (www.ft.com)
Fed’s watchdog warns of security ‘deficiencies’ at central bank (www.ft.com)
Tata family scion hits back with plan to keep holding company private (www.ft.com)
Russia’s escalating hybrid campaign against Europe (www.ft.com)
Erdoğan holds rare meeting with Germany’s potential next leader (www.ft.com)
La Vestale should be a revelation. The Berlin Staatsoper’s season-opener fails to convince (www.ft.com)
Meta launches enterprise AI business seeking to cash in on vast spending (www.ft.com)
Shein’s profits fall by two-thirds in first earnings report as a public company (www.ft.com)
Without a resilient economy, central banks have limited choices (www.ft.com)
Russian drones hit Kyiv science academy and hospital (www.ft.com)