How Russia’s new drones are changing the air war (www.ft.com)
US-listed Equinix faces challenge over South African hyperscale data centre (www.ft.com)
The OBR needs to give us more clarity on migration (www.ft.com)
US pressure on development banks to scrap climate finance goals (www.ft.com)
GP data quietly added to Palantir’s NHS data platform (www.ft.com)
German military start-up seeks carmakers’ help to re-arm Europe (www.ft.com)
Why Britain’s super-rich are looking for the exit (www.ft.com)
Paris and Beirut push to extend UN peacekeepers’ mission in Lebanon (www.ft.com)
Boom-era PE funds will fall short on promises, executives warn (www.ft.com)
The perils of headphones in the office (www.ft.com)
As Europe’s memory fades, radicalism is returning (www.ft.com)
Musk’s secretive backer builds 40bn SpaceX stake (www.ft.com)
The anti-AI portfolio: fountain pens, Warhammer and film cameras (www.ft.com)
Benchmarking and bonuses: why Singapore pays its politicians like bankers (www.ft.com)
Private equity plans to put the swing back into Japan’s golf tour (www.ft.com)
Burnham resists calls to reform student loans in Budget (www.ft.com)
Rivals Altman and Musk rally behind Dario Amodei’s call for an AI slowdown (www.ft.com)
Larry Ellison cancels 7.5bn Oracle share sale (www.ft.com)
India’s central bank tells Tata Sons to take conglomerate public (www.ft.com)
Brics push for Gulf peace as war worries mount (www.ft.com)
Trump says united Ireland ‘inevitable’ and ‘a very cool thing’ (www.ft.com)
Canada seeks 1tn from investors looking for a haven from Trump (www.ft.com)
The long shadow of quantitative easing (www.ft.com)
LIV Golf’s bleak future shifts to the courtroom (www.ft.com)
Booming Brics payments systems seek more cross-border links (www.ft.com)
High oil prices could force ECB to raise rates further, warns top policymaker (www.ft.com)
Why I, a non-billionaire, am not leaving the UK (www.ft.com)
It’s time to scrap the triple lock (www.ft.com)
Exorbitant tennis tickets are the price of the sport’s success (www.ft.com)
South Korea arms itself to protect chip secrets from foreign spies (www.ft.com)
Why the British glass industry could be Number 10 North’s first major test (www.ft.com)
Africa redraws the map (www.ft.com)
Chinese crypto investor was seller of 190mn London mansion (www.ft.com)
European investment in LatAm stocks hits 15-year peak (www.ft.com)
Germany’s nostalgia problem (www.ft.com)
Reuben brothers donated office space to Reform candidate for London mayor (www.ft.com)
Britain thinks twice about free museums (www.ft.com)
The Ritz-Carlton purge, a 1.3bn demand and nine years trapped in Saudi Arabia (www.ft.com)
Thames Water hit by 2bn bill for finance costs and advisers’ fees (www.ft.com)
The offbeat remaking of Singapore’s Jalan Besar (www.ft.com)
Is the soul of New York’s West Village in peril? (www.ft.com)
How can we fix the finances of Gen Z? (www.ft.com)
An ode to North America’s longest saltwater pool (www.ft.com)
We are setting up a generation to fail at school (www.ft.com)
US limits air defence time slots for tankers sailing through Hormuz (www.ft.com)
EU races to Le Pen-proof its agenda (www.ft.com)
Larry Ellison to sell up to 7.5bn worth of Oracle stock (www.ft.com)
Reform UK receives record 36mn donation (www.ft.com)
Lone Pine’s co-chief investment officer to leave for Atreides (www.ft.com)
Saudi Arabia shuts East-West pipeline that bypasses Hormuz after attacks (www.ft.com)
Trump’s 5,000 dividend is bad corporate finance (www.ft.com)
Situational Awareness builds relationships with new brokers as it attempts rebound (www.ft.com)
Is Bessent winning the wrong battle in markets? (www.ft.com)
UK delays Jackdaw gasfield decision until after by-election in Starmer seat (www.ft.com)
Military jet triggered UK’s latest air traffic meltdown (www.ft.com)
Why the AI race has its creators fearing human extinction (www.ft.com)
Monetary Policy Radar preview: BoE’s September meeting (www.ft.com)
How both sides lost after 9/11 (www.ft.com)
Bond trouble (www.ft.com)
Higher than expected core CPI gives Fed enough to tighten (www.ft.com)
What we still haven’t learnt from 9/11 (www.ft.com)
Will Burnham grasp the urgent need to defend the UK? (www.ft.com)
The AfD won’t stop with Saxony-Anhalt (www.ft.com)
Reader callout: What is the outlook for buy-to-let investors? (www.ft.com)
Claude thinks I’m an investment dunce (www.ft.com)
US inflation held steady at 3.4% in August as high fuel prices persist (www.ft.com)
Houthis seize Red Sea islands in lightning offensive (www.ft.com)
France’s debt interest bill to jump 25% this year (www.ft.com)
AI: Is Britain prepared? (www.ft.com)
Time to start taking AI risks seriously (www.ft.com)
Polanski faces uphill battle in Starmer’s old seat (www.ft.com)
Hong Kong imprisons Tiananmen vigil organisers (www.ft.com)
The day that blew America and the world off course (www.ft.com)
Tiny snail stalls Trump’s Irish golf ambitions (www.ft.com)
Ukrainian Lessons by Charlotte Higgins — culture war (www.ft.com)
Anglo nickel deal tests EU resolve over Chinese control of resources (www.ft.com)
UK economy unexpectedly grew 0.4% in July boosted by AI surge (www.ft.com)
Desperately seeking UK data centre data (www.ft.com)
Yemeni militants used Anthropic AI to try to build ballistic missiles (www.ft.com)
IEA warns of ‘lost period’ in global oil demand (www.ft.com)
Andy Burnham’s blind spot (www.ft.com)
Putin anticipates friendly reception at India Brics summit (www.ft.com)
The best exhibitions to see in London this weekend (www.ft.com)
Elliott veteran to lead Citadel’s international equities business (www.ft.com)
US diesel hits record 6 a gallon on Iran supply shock (www.ft.com)
Bond markets stabilise after global sell-off (www.ft.com)
Bessent’s intervention risks damaging BoJ’s credibility, bankers warn (www.ft.com)
Oil is scary again (www.ft.com)
Macron shoots for the moon with pitch to Europe’s struggling space sector (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Bessent fails to break bond market ‘fever’ (www.ft.com)
Trump-Vance’s midterm pitch: vote Republican or live with the ‘lunatics’ (www.ft.com)
Elon Musk’s gas turbines could shake up the backlogged sector (www.ft.com)
Private equity’s ‘Waiting for Godot’ era continues (www.ft.com)
Iran and Gulf states to meet in push for Hormuz deal (www.ft.com)
Virgin Media O2 owners target 600mn in cost cuts (www.ft.com)
Scott Bessent fails to break ‘fever’ in US bond market (www.ft.com)
Youth unemployment plan will not fix Burnham’s Budget, says Milburn (www.ft.com)
First-time buyers load up on mortgage debt after change in lending rules (www.ft.com)
EU looks for new path to tap Russian assets for Ukraine (www.ft.com)
As Hollywood stars stay away, Venice lets the darkness in (www.ft.com)
Why Warsh is starting to bite back (www.ft.com)
Europe’s difficult choices on AI (www.ft.com)
9/11 and the America it left behind (www.ft.com)
Jane Street becomes leading block trader in Asia after Segantii demise (www.ft.com)
Israel blows up Hizbollah tunnel system in southern Lebanon (www.ft.com)
Anthropic stops attempts to use models for potential biological weapons (www.ft.com)
Oracle boosts data centre revenue forecast as AI strategy accelerates (www.ft.com)
Burnham urged not to snub Commonwealth summit amid reparations demands (www.ft.com)
Apple’s big goal after foldable iPhone (www.ft.com)
Mahmood demands ‘effective police action’ ahead of UK anti-migrant protests (www.ft.com)
How would Trump’s 5,000 voting payout work? (www.ft.com)
Druckenmiller says US borrowing costs still ‘a little low’ despite surge in yields (www.ft.com)
Say goodbye to the SaaSpocalypse and hello to the RenaiSaaS (www.ft.com)
Reform candidate for London mayor said Tories ‘should have borrowed and borrowed’ (www.ft.com)
Vantage Data Centers seeks 2bn in loans from Pimco and PGIM (www.ft.com)
Ourselves Alone: a partial glimpse inside Ireland’s Sinn Féin (www.ft.com)
Spain’s new citizenship law to spark fresh tensions with Morocco (www.ft.com)
ECB prepares for ‘longer-lasting’ inflation as it lifts interest rates to 2.5% (www.ft.com)
Why young Africans are nostalgic for the past (www.ft.com)
America is losing its captive creditors (www.ft.com)
British man charged with volunteering to sabotage UK drone factory for Russia (www.ft.com)
Hugging Face co-founder: What we learnt from OpenAI’s hack (www.ft.com)
Houthis capture Red Sea port in blow to Saudis (www.ft.com)
Bond sell-off reignites as oil jumps above 105 (www.ft.com)
Bessent continues crusade against rising US government bond yields (www.ft.com)
European Central Bank raises interest rates with hawkish guidance (www.ft.com)
How to teach the next generation in the era of AI (www.ft.com)
Saudi Arabia cuts oil output to lowest this year on Houthi threats (www.ft.com)
Israel’s hapless British defenders (www.ft.com)
DAU — the art house strikes back in staggering Soviet-set masterpiece (www.ft.com)
Is now really the time to worry about a new China shock? (www.ft.com)
Big Tech has replaced Big Oil as Public Enemy No 1, says US shale boss (www.ft.com)
Foreign Office to appoint first female head after Mandelson turmoil (www.ft.com)
Latham & Watkins buys Nvidia servers to set up in-house AI systems (www.ft.com)
ECB expected to raise rates to fight inflation shock (www.ft.com)
England’s mayors to be allowed to introduce unlimited tourism tax (www.ft.com)
Hard left holds key to Germany’s first far-right state premiership (www.ft.com)
Trump’s coal revival push fails to reverse fuel’s long decline (www.ft.com)
The capital wars are coming (www.ft.com)
On Europe’s economy, let’s ditch the lazy stereotypes (www.ft.com)
Rose Chalalai Singh’s dinner with the dervishes (www.ft.com)
Prediction markets ‘rife with insider trading’, warns EU watchdog (www.ft.com)
Doubts about Reform and Labour benefit Kemi Badenoch (www.ft.com)
Abu Dhabi buys into China’s Luckin Coffee with 1bn deal (www.ft.com)
Must high bond yields crack stocks? (www.ft.com)
FT Alphaville’s Art of the Chart show returns 15 October. Tickets are 5, get them here (www.ft.com)
Germany holds the line against a larger EU budget (www.ft.com)
Bank of Japan must raise rates further, board member says (www.ft.com)
Linklaters poaches top lawyer in latest Wachtell raid (www.ft.com)
Lessons drawn from Charles Goodhart (www.ft.com)
The new rainmakers of European private equity (www.ft.com)
The end of the ‘win-win’ era (www.ft.com)
IMF ditched top candidate for chief economist job over Trump tariff remarks (www.ft.com)
Denmark’s women on the edge: new fiction from Dorthe Nors and Helle Helle (www.ft.com)
Dorchester to sell Qatari sheikh’s car over unpaid 460,000 bill (www.ft.com)
Numbers returned to prison after release at ‘crisis’ levels, UK probation watchdog warns (www.ft.com)
How Ukraine’s anti-graft bureau became a ‘Sword of Damocles’ (www.ft.com)
Starbucks bets 1bn on coffee house antidote to lonely digital lives (www.ft.com)
EU social media ban to test fragile truce with Trump (www.ft.com)
Milei’s great free trade experiment (www.ft.com)
Five of London’s best in-store restaurants and cafés (www.ft.com)
Moonshot capitalism: AI rewrites the venture capital playbook (www.ft.com)
The world at war (www.ft.com)
US-China borrowing costs diverge to widest level ever (www.ft.com)
Trump promises 5,000 ‘dividend’ for US voters if Republicans win midterms (www.ft.com)
Will South Korea follow through on 350bn deal with Trump? (www.ft.com)
China warns bankers not to flood IPO market with ‘low-quality’ companies (www.ft.com)
Union boss says Burnham should raise taxes on wealthy to fund lower energy bills (www.ft.com)
UK charges three times as much as other G7 countries for citizenship (www.ft.com)
UK universities pledge work experience to more than 1mn students (www.ft.com)
New AI health tools need ‘L-plates’, says UK review (www.ft.com)
LIV races to re-sign golfers to clinch 300mn bankruptcy rescue (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Apple’s foldable iPhone Duo will cost 1,999 (www.ft.com)
Drone almost struck Zelenskyy’s plane, says Ukraine (www.ft.com)
Hunter Biden’s LAPTOP memecoin crashes shortly after launch (www.ft.com)
AI labs test the rigour of credit rating agencies (www.ft.com)
JPMorgan chief Dimon meets Burnham amid Budget windfall tax fears (www.ft.com)
OpenAI names top US AI safety official to foundation board (www.ft.com)
New Apple CEO to unveil 2,000 folding iPhone (www.ft.com)
US Treasury to buy back up to 6bn in long-term bonds (www.ft.com)
The curse of Jets fandom (www.ft.com)
France’s Le Pen stays silent on far-right victory in German election (www.ft.com)
US spy chief prepares for greater role in Russia-Ukraine talks (www.ft.com)
Serbian leader Vučić calls snap elections (www.ft.com)
Police investigate Reform UK over donor sting (www.ft.com)
Adani Group plans international airports push (www.ft.com)
How to fix the brittleness caused by Treasury basis trades (www.ft.com)
Kushner and Witkoff’s blind amateurism (www.ft.com)
Saudi Arabia’s other war enters dangerous new chapter (www.ft.com)
Watch live: Burnham faces MPs at PMQs (www.ft.com)
Mirrors are reaching new depths (www.ft.com)
Millennium to open office in Greece after investor charm offensive (www.ft.com)
How to make your retirement less of a (fiscal) drag (www.ft.com)
China’s giant trade surplus has an increasingly geopolitical twist (www.ft.com)
Thiel-backed start-up to mass-produce ‘deep strike’ missiles in Europe and US (www.ft.com)
Anthropic researcher quits over AI labs ‘gambling with our lives’ (www.ft.com)
Lessons from England’s school success story (www.ft.com)
‘I am the house now’: Bessent warns currency traders not to bet against yen (www.ft.com)
Oil hits 100 for first time since July (www.ft.com)
UK airports warn of further travel disruption (www.ft.com)
The clock is ticking on Senegal’s ‘total return swaps’ (www.ft.com)
Trump gifted top aide Natalie Harp a 45,000 holiday bonus (www.ft.com)
The holes in Trump’s Golden Dome (ig.ft.com)
Warsh might yet be a good Fed chairman (www.ft.com)
Anthropic withheld latest AI model from UK testing agency (www.ft.com)
Hedge fund billionaires’ permanent holiday (www.ft.com)
What will the new cohabitation proposals mean for me? (www.ft.com)
AI borrowing boom shakes up Swiss credit market (www.ft.com)
How Greece is wooing hedge funds (www.ft.com)
Who is voting for the far-right Alternative for Germany? (www.ft.com)
World’s biggest relationship? Xi and Modi look to rebuild ties for 2.8bn people (www.ft.com)
McLaren to create 1,000 UK jobs in product overhaul (www.ft.com)
BP and Shell’s strategy counterpoint (www.ft.com)
An insiders’ guide to house-hunting in Milan (www.ft.com)
The benefits of next-generation peptides will be thinly spread (www.ft.com)
Iran turns to crypto to get around sanctions (www.ft.com)
EU resists Mario Draghi’s competitiveness cures (www.ft.com)
DeepSeek mania spawns shadow market (www.ft.com)
DeepSeek fundraising frenzy spawns costly shadow market (www.ft.com)
Last Seen — Patrick Brammall searches for his long-lost daughter in this Harlan Coben-esque thriller (www.ft.com)
OpenAI faces competing claims around maths breakthrough (www.ft.com)
US bans Canadian dairy, motorcycles and most alcoholic beverages (www.ft.com)
CVC hires Todd Sisitsky with plans to name him co-chief (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Singapore’s PM Lawrence Wong receives 1mn pay raise (www.ft.com)
Oil nears 100 as US launches new strikes on Iranian tankers (www.ft.com)
LIV Golf files for bankruptcy with at least 500mn in liabilities (www.ft.com)
Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong chief executive, 1937-2026 (www.ft.com)
UK says it will force tech giants to stop children sharing nude images (www.ft.com)
Meta unveils AI personal assistant linked to WhatsApp and Instagram (www.ft.com)
Smithsonian head to resign as Trump seeks to reshape institution (www.ft.com)
War and weather threaten fresh burst of UK inflation, BoE governor warns (www.ft.com)
Growth in every postcode: good politics, dubious economics (www.ft.com)
Elon Musk documentary hits Venice Film Festival with cold dose of reality (www.ft.com)
What follows quiet luxury? Róhe is bringing the calm (www.ft.com)
Putin praises US peace efforts in call with Trump (www.ft.com)
UK selects Canada’s statistics chief to run data service (www.ft.com)
Young Americans have never witnessed a functioning foreign policy (www.ft.com)
To safeguard Israel’s future, the UK is right to sanction settlers (www.ft.com)
Heathrow and Gatwick flights disrupted by air traffic control failure (www.ft.com)
Former Swiss bank lobby chief convicted of bribery and money laundering (www.ft.com)
UK announces import ban on goods linked to Israeli settlements in West Bank (www.ft.com)
Iceland summons US ambassador over Trump’s Stars and Stripes map (www.ft.com)
Is it time for Eurozone GDP ex-Ireland? (www.ft.com)
Ceuta demands EU help over migrant ‘pressure cooker’ (www.ft.com)
Wild Horse Nine — John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell spar in a blackly comic portrait of US decline (www.ft.com)
The new fiscal threats to monetary policy (www.ft.com)
The yawning gap between ambition and action on nuclear energy (www.ft.com)
Innovation is the answer to Britain’s elusive growth problem (www.ft.com)
John Healey faces MPs as pressure on UK public finances mounts (www.ft.com)
Europe battles to catch US and China in space race (www.ft.com)
Sales of ‘Made in EU’ counterfeit cigarettes surge (www.ft.com)
UK pays highest borrowing cost since 1998 at gilt sale (www.ft.com)
Wave of Houthi strikes halts work at energy facilities in four Saudi cities (www.ft.com)
The political challenge of Britain’s mounting debt costs (www.ft.com)
The complicated implications of the spectacular ‘Apollo premium’ (www.ft.com)
July wage data bolsters case for BoJ tightening this month (www.ft.com)
Singapore raises prime minister’s pay by 1mn (www.ft.com)
Russia launches missile strikes against Kyiv as pause in raids ends (www.ft.com)
Australia proposes opt-out law for social media algorithms (www.ft.com)
The strangely disappointing EM inflows (www.ft.com)
Antitrust not the enemy of industrial policy, says EU competition enforcer (www.ft.com)
Mistral raises record 3bn as Europe strains to keep pace in AI race (www.ft.com)
AI is ushering in an era of mass toe-treading at work (www.ft.com)
Hedge fund Millennium seeks tax deal to boost Geneva presence (www.ft.com)
Merz’s CDU in crisis after far-right victory in Saxony-Anhalt (www.ft.com)
Why Japan Inc can brush off interest-rate hikes — and America can’t (www.ft.com)
The cost of being Apollo (www.ft.com)
Global shipping rules are collapsing, say maritime nations (www.ft.com)
Labour’s muddled migration policy won’t stop thuggery (www.ft.com)
‘Apollo premium’ drives up debt costs for group’s portfolio companies (www.ft.com)
The world’s approach to sovereign debt needs to change (www.ft.com)
Offshore borrowing in renminbi hits record high (www.ft.com)
Anthropic and OpenAI bankers push for top-tier credit ratings post-IPO (www.ft.com)
Britain’s grid operator gave Palantir contract without inviting rival bids (www.ft.com)
Obsessed with: London’s stationery boom (www.ft.com)
The world’s 2tn interest bill (www.ft.com)
EU opens door to bigger corporate mergers (www.ft.com)
Grenfell’s 1.2bn legal legacy (www.ft.com)
European ‘wealth’ threatened by decline of region’s carmakers (www.ft.com)
The battle to prove who owns Gaza’s ruins (www.ft.com)
Who is Britain’s best CEO? You decide (www.ft.com)
Is the global maritime order breaking down? (www.ft.com)
Argentina will file criminal case against Falklands oil driller (www.ft.com)
China’s exports jump 25% in August in boost from AI build-out (www.ft.com)
Huawei drives China’s push to make its own advanced chips (www.ft.com)
India’s National Stock Exchange to list after finally clearing IPO hurdles (www.ft.com)
Korea’s AI property boom puts pressure on president (www.ft.com)
UK competition watchdog seeks to work with MoD to curb bid-rigging (www.ft.com)
British voters oppose welfare cuts for disabled people, survey finds (www.ft.com)
UK set to announce trade ban on Israeli settlements in the West Bank (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Oil prices near 100 as renewed supply crunch looms (www.ft.com)
India’s biggest private sector bank grapples with leadership vacuum (www.ft.com)
Trump calls for US boycott of Canada’s Bombardier jets (www.ft.com)
UK ministers to be encouraged to take more legal risks to push through policies (www.ft.com)
Germany’s Merz is running out of time (www.ft.com)
Pricey oil is laying the groundwork for its own decline (www.ft.com)
What to do about the UK’s mental health crisis (www.ft.com)
Primetime — Robert Pattinson is silkily vampiric as a TV paedophile-hunter (www.ft.com)
Billionaire trader Rokos to leave UK for Greece (www.ft.com)
Belgian-Chinese researcher arrested over suspected theft of chip secrets (www.ft.com)