Singapore to store Saudi oil in rock caverns (www.ft.com)
Oil price falls on Qatari mediation push (www.ft.com)
The rise and fall of the 150bn ‘diversified growth fund’ phenomenon (www.ft.com)
Vučić’s defeat opens door for Serbia to reheat frigid EU ties (www.ft.com)
Fed to stick with quarterly rate rises as it removes 2025 insurance cuts (www.ft.com)
How Lula turned his election fortunes around in 3 weeks (www.ft.com)
UK financial ombudsman hits phones to cut through AI hallucinations (www.ft.com)
EU weighs mirroring Trump in securing critical minerals (www.ft.com)
Germany to tap Ukrainian tech with missile purchase (www.ft.com)
Oxford Street’s pedestrian revolution is finally here (www.ft.com)
Junk borrowers are stuck between a 2tn rock and a hard place (www.ft.com)
Tesla’s AI ambitions take flight as rivals race to keep up (www.ft.com)
Why class matters in America (www.ft.com)
We need to know if AI agents are accessing British services (www.ft.com)
Chinese wind turbine maker builds European firewall from Beijing (www.ft.com)
‘Do no harm’ — what gilt investors want from Healey in the Budget (www.ft.com)
A day in Benjamin Netanyahu’s heartland (www.ft.com)
Kone tries to limit asset sales as it seeks Brussels’ approval for 29bn megadeal (www.ft.com)
Can Pakistan’s military government make the economy grow? (www.ft.com)
Paris getaway: cycling the Chevreuse Valley (www.ft.com)
Guernsey, Jersey and other havens rake in revenues from global minimum tax (www.ft.com)
The reclusive quant billionaire coming into the light (www.ft.com)
Serbia’s strongman leader voted out (www.ft.com)
After stunning victory, Lula will face a deep hangover (www.ft.com)
Lula is re-elected Brazil’s president in knife-edge election (www.ft.com)
After Hungary, Serbia takes its turn to show the power of the people (www.ft.com)
Burnham promises Budget cash to end rough sleeping (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Brazil awaits results in knife-edge presidential vote (www.ft.com)
Weil’s incoming leader to walk away from top job as law firm faces talent crisis (www.ft.com)
Serbia’s ex-president Vučić concedes defeat to Student List in parliamentary poll (www.ft.com)
Toyota takes on Tesla and China in humanoid robot race (www.ft.com)
Bon Secours nears 6bn takeover of Bain-backed Surgery Partners (www.ft.com)
Britain will not join Canada-led defence bank (www.ft.com)
A knife-edge election in Israel and other potential pivot points (www.ft.com)
Enough golfers commit to LIV 2.0 to keep hopes of new league alive (www.ft.com)
The battle for the soul of Israel (www.ft.com)
German billionaire says 250mn Bayern Munich deal about more than money (www.ft.com)
France’s Le Pen vows national ‘renewal’ in campaign launch (www.ft.com)
Venezuelan opposition leader Machado returns from exile (www.ft.com)
Marco Rubio still owes Europe answers about America’s intentions (www.ft.com)
Carney’s energy ambitions boosted by Conservative victory in British Columbia (www.ft.com)
London’s most famous shopping street bans cars in bid to revive its fortunes (www.ft.com)
Andy Burnham stokes Brexit debate ahead of UK-EU summit (www.ft.com)
Will the Fed drop any hints on rate rises? (www.ft.com)
Measles surge exposes Republicans’ vulnerability on vaccines (www.ft.com)
Britain needs ‘chainsaw economics’ (www.ft.com)
Airbus to hold talks with BAE over role in GCAP fighter jet programme (www.ft.com)
Students worry AI is about to kill their future (www.ft.com)
US voters worried about corruption under Trump — FT poll (www.ft.com)
Audi to build 4bn US plant as it grapples with tariffs (www.ft.com)
The Bethlehem Project: Voters feel anxious and uncertain as US midterms near (www.ft.com)
What my most embarrassing job interview taught me (www.ft.com)
Mercuria challenging the ‘Dow Jones of shipping’ in court after Hormuz losses (www.ft.com)
Climate accounting body in battle over corporate ‘capture’, say staff (www.ft.com)
Conservatives and Reform ready their attacks on Healey’s Budget (www.ft.com)
Why is it getting harder to raise taxes in the UK? (www.ft.com)
Many care homes in England have never been inspected by regulator (www.ft.com)
Life after USAID in Somalia (www.ft.com)
Bolsonaro and Lula face off in knife-edge Brazil election (www.ft.com)
Luxury groups’ value drops by 250bn as Chinese consumer demand fades (www.ft.com)
More than 1mn antiquities returned to countries of origin (www.ft.com)
The Black Sea is now the world’s deadliest shipping route (www.ft.com)
The right’s obsession with ‘civil war’ in Britain (www.ft.com)
Billionaire benevolence is booming, but it comes with strings (www.ft.com)
Australia’s treasurer says middle powers should co-operate to avoid being hostage to geopolitics (www.ft.com)
SoftBank-backed drone maker wants every farmer to ‘have their own robot’ (www.ft.com)
Why 17 is not the magic number in industrial policy (www.ft.com)
Israeli central bank rejects Netanyahu’s plan to use crypto to evade sanctions (www.ft.com)
Kim reaffirms ties with China amid worries over Russian friendship (www.ft.com)
Mayfair club Maison Estelle set to reopen after alleged firearm incident (www.ft.com)
Davos in the Desert’s ‘old fox’ Richard Attias faces his latest test (www.ft.com)
Ukraine military says Starlink service restrictions have been removed (www.ft.com)
Pegasus spyware founder urges governments to trust his tech and ditch US AI (www.ft.com)
UK mortgage market ‘failing to adapt to new patterns of work’ (www.ft.com)
France prepares for protests with big police deployment (www.ft.com)
Musk’s bet of the century (www.ft.com)
A union storm is coming for employers (www.ft.com)
China’s luxury brands are ready to elbow western rivals aside (www.ft.com)
Patrick Dele Cole, journalist and diplomat, 1940-2026 (www.ft.com)
Tobacco taxes work — even when they give smugglers a windfall (www.ft.com)
A little bit of luck is lifting UK Budget expectations (www.ft.com)
Country music and cowboy hats: Brazil’s rightward shift (www.ft.com)
Gadi Eisenkot, can Israel’s ex-military chief beat Netanyahu? (www.ft.com)
Pubs, pints and the art of the Budget gimmick (www.ft.com)
How dolce is Orient Express’s new Grand Tour? (www.ft.com)
The young are conformists in denial (www.ft.com)
France is in revolt. But the real storm is yet to come (www.ft.com)
Tucker Carlson: ‘I so overstated my power it was embarrassing’ (www.ft.com)
London’s tennis players cry fault as bots snap up court bookings (www.ft.com)
How iTunes came back from the dead (www.ft.com)
The Putin whisperers (www.ft.com)
Cannabis drinks boom sparks rift in US alcohol industry (www.ft.com)
The cut-price route to buying your own yacht in the Med (www.ft.com)
‘Disrupter’ exchanges battle for ETFs in challenge to NYSE and Nasdaq (www.ft.com)
Martin Wolf on the US midterms: What’s at stake for the world? (www.ft.com)
Intelligence memo warns Iran plotting to kill Americans in Middle East (www.ft.com)
US executives quit 25bn gas venture over claims of secret Russian control (www.ft.com)
UK sets up AI lab to monitor biosecurity threats (www.ft.com)
John Healey to give 20bn boost to UK’s business lender and infrastructure bank (www.ft.com)
France avoids downgrade from Moody’s in boost for Macron’s government (www.ft.com)
Xi gathers China’s top cadres with focus on discipline (www.ft.com)
Trump to cut Canadian tariffs after pressure from Republicans (www.ft.com)
Lunch break under threat as Hong Kong looks at longer trading day (www.ft.com)
Turn Downing Street into museum or flats, says Starmer’s cost of living tsar (www.ft.com)
Tory gamblers stood to make nearly 50,000 from insider information, court told (www.ft.com)
Reform’s former policy chief steps down from Cambridge management roles (www.ft.com)
Russia and Ukraine agree to temporary ceasefire around occupied town of Oleshky (www.ft.com)
Zuckerberg’s deal to stay in California cheered by wealth tax campaign (www.ft.com)
Trump administration moves to block certification of Alaska Senate election (www.ft.com)
Global Insight: The ‘cockroach’ protesters Modi cannot stamp out (www.ft.com)
The ledger problem (www.ft.com)
Burnham should not rush on giving tax powers to English mayors, experts warn (www.ft.com)
Ukraine says Starlink speeds still throttled (www.ft.com)
Some Budget tax reforms really are better than others (www.ft.com)
The biggest ever investment theme has only just begun (www.ft.com)
Deadly shooting near Paris investigated as possible racist attack (www.ft.com)
Submit a question: What does the Budget mean for your money? (www.ft.com)
Gold drops below 4,000 as ‘haven’ asset joins market sell-off (www.ft.com)
A half-time scorecard for Trump-world (www.ft.com)
Netanyahu threatens ‘aggressive’ offensive after West Bank shooting (www.ft.com)
The meaning of Michigan — part two (www.ft.com)
EU capitals moderate plans to help companies operate bloc-wide (www.ft.com)
London Underground blames rising delays on repair backlog (www.ft.com)
100 days of Burnham (www.ft.com)
National Crime Agency wins freezing order over 15mn London flat (www.ft.com)
What the coming copper crunch means for the global economy (www.ft.com)
Austria expels Russian diplomats suspected of espionage (www.ft.com)
Citi wins long-awaited approval for China securities business (www.ft.com)
US nuclear revival faces scrutiny after incidents at flagship plant (www.ft.com)
Anthropic strikes deal to launch European consultancy (www.ft.com)
September inflation keeps BoJ on tightening course (www.ft.com)
Selling the devolution dream (www.ft.com)
Volvo Cars shares plunge 30% after it swings to loss (www.ft.com)
Winter arrives in markets (www.ft.com)
Serbia’s Vučić faces tough election as fraud fears mount (www.ft.com)
Healey to promise end of ‘pointless paperwork’ for small UK companies (www.ft.com)
How nervous are bond markets about France? (www.ft.com)
Europe’s largest landlord exposed to 8bn hit from Berlin apartment plans (www.ft.com)
Investing in Argentina (www.ft.com)
Ukraine seeks to move customs checks inside EU to avoid Russian drones (www.ft.com)
The dispute that blew up a 34bn deal (www.ft.com)
US is prepared for long stand-off with Iran, says Trump envoy (www.ft.com)
Government accused of ‘fudging’ consultancy spending to meet pledge (www.ft.com)
The living being on your bookshelf (www.ft.com)
Should UK banks be taxed more? (www.ft.com)
Rolls-Royce nears taxpayer subsidy deal to develop new engine in UK (www.ft.com)
How a transatlantic mega-merger fell apart over a leadership tug of war (www.ft.com)
Summer heatwave linked to 50,000 deaths in Europe (www.ft.com)
Beware Bessent’s tilt towards short-term debt (www.ft.com)
A cure for ‘plant blindness’? Try London’s Royal Parks (www.ft.com)
Calpers retreats from Big Tech as AI rally falters (www.ft.com)
Students seek to oust Serbia’s strongman in Sunday vote (www.ft.com)
AI oversight needs a different model to banking (www.ft.com)
Caught between the US and China (www.ft.com)
Argentina’s resources boom gathers pace (www.ft.com)
Milei’s AI hype outpaces reality (www.ft.com)
Superdry is latest brand to enter Argentine market (www.ft.com)
Milei’s economic reforms under pressure (www.ft.com)
How coffee shops became ‘the last pleasure’ for war-weary Tehran (www.ft.com)
Risks to peso as Argentine elections loom (www.ft.com)
Could Peronism return as Milei’s popularity falters? (www.ft.com)
Argentina in global trading sweet spot (www.ft.com)
US prepared for protracted stalemate with Iran (www.ft.com)
Yen rallies as global tech rout sparks flight to safety (www.ft.com)
Sydney’s long haul to a second airport (www.ft.com)
Bids roll in for Jio’s ‘jumbo’ IPO (www.ft.com)
‘Relentless’ cost of living pressures behind collapse in UK consumer confidence (www.ft.com)
Palmer Luckey unveils start-up to breed ‘genetically enhanced’ dogs for military (www.ft.com)
US Treasury proposes tighter rules on investing in sensitive Chinese tech (www.ft.com)
OpenAI trims valuation target to 1.25tn after pitching higher price (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Meta rekindles AI spending fears (www.ft.com)
UK urges public and business to better prepare for emergencies (www.ft.com)
Singapore goes after companies over toxic haze (www.ft.com)
Moderna shares sink after leaked cancer data missed expectations (www.ft.com)
Airfares will not return to pre-Iran war levels, American Airlines warns (www.ft.com)
UK waters down ‘fit and proper’ rules set up to hold bankers to account (www.ft.com)
Trump ordered to face BBC questioning in 10bn defamation lawsuit (www.ft.com)
Testing Trump’s key policy pledges (www.ft.com)
Ecuador opposition leader arrested in money laundering investigation (www.ft.com)
US to fund speculative energy venture backed by investors with ties to Trump (www.ft.com)
Steve Cohen takes Hertz for a defensive spin (www.ft.com)
Number of UK founders choosing to sell not scale hits eight-year high (www.ft.com)
Germany’s Merz warns of ‘intense’ Russian espionage after arrest (www.ft.com)
Trump’s tourism push fails to lure visitors (www.ft.com)
‘Know Your Agent’ will be the new rule of the AI age (www.ft.com)
Shell and Exxon’s 8bn UK chemicals unit put up for sale (www.ft.com)
ECB on course for another rate rise in 2026 (www.ft.com)
Turkey cuts interest rates despite 18bn investment funds scandal (www.ft.com)
France to ban non-union protests, says Macron (www.ft.com)
Serbia’s students should take a leaf out of Magyar’s book (www.ft.com)
Europe’s moderates must stop treating politics as a spectator sport (www.ft.com)
A bond is like a party balloon (www.ft.com)
Rapid UK pay growth adds to pressure on Healey over minimum wage (www.ft.com)
The tentative return of the old politics (www.ft.com)
Blackstone cuts property valuations as higher rates hit returns (www.ft.com)
Europe’s bracing reality on US bond yields (www.ft.com)
Europe’s underrated digital trailblazing (www.ft.com)
‘I don’t lose’: Rahm Emanuel makes an early pitch for the White House (www.ft.com)
Fixing Britain’s welfare state and the limits of AI policymaking (www.ft.com)
Nestlé removes Russian business from accounts after Kremlin takeover (www.ft.com)
Liquidators of Chinese property giant pursue Harvard to recoup donation (www.ft.com)
Hermès hit by ‘challenging’ economic backdrop in China and Middle East (www.ft.com)
China stocks enter bear market as Asia dips (www.ft.com)
Russian missiles bombard Kyiv after Witkoff-Putin talks (www.ft.com)
Hyperscalers and how to rate them (www.ft.com)
EU scrambles for seat at the table in Ukraine talks (www.ft.com)
Websites taken offline in race to patch PHP security flaw (www.ft.com)
Big private equity backers call for greater scrutiny of sweetheart deals (www.ft.com)
India mounts costly defence of rupee (www.ft.com)
Chocoholics and meat lovers feel brunt of rising UK food prices (www.ft.com)
Ukraine to buy military supplies via Nato agency (www.ft.com)
Has Andy Burnham won over British voters? (www.ft.com)
‘Eat. Sleep. Securitize. Repeat.’ (www.ft.com)
Armies of lawyers prepare to stop interference in US midterms (www.ft.com)
Which G7 economy is the profligacy poster child? (www.ft.com)
The peculiar charms of douzhi, Beijing’s fermented bean juice (www.ft.com)
Politico and Telegraph owner pitched deal to buy European arm of TikTok (www.ft.com)
Did I make a mistake with my late father’s will? (www.ft.com)
The Chinese factory owners seeking fortunes in Africa (www.ft.com)
The career costs of non-competes: ‘Your striker is sat on the bench’ (www.ft.com)
A dangerous threat to UK company rules must be scrapped (www.ft.com)
China steps up ‘grey zone’ tactics to isolate Taiwan (www.ft.com)
The battle for Israel’s future (www.ft.com)
AI and inflation: how worried should central bankers be? (www.ft.com)
Highland Spring billionaire’s property empire hit by loan defaults and creditor action (www.ft.com)
The Ritz has gone boutique, and is all the better for it (www.ft.com)
Turkey markets cheap drone defences in export boom (www.ft.com)
Schwarzenegger urges nuclear power for California to ‘terminate pollution’ (www.ft.com)
No wars and no inflation: Has Trump delivered on his big promises? (www.ft.com)
Walter Hood is reshaping the American cityscape (www.ft.com)
Are we sleepwalking into a third world war? (www.ft.com)
Australian iron ore miner warns of production slowdown without China deal (www.ft.com)
Is corporate India’s exuberance merited? (www.ft.com)
China’s drugmakers move into the big league (www.ft.com)
UK students who graduated in 2024 more likely to be unemployed (www.ft.com)
Poor-quality degrees ‘tarnish’ reputation of English universities, regulator warns (www.ft.com)
LSEG nears 3.5bn deal to buy credit data specialist Octus (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Scott Bessent shrugs off ‘systemic’ AI risks at private event with investors (www.ft.com)
US orders some personnel to leave Saudi Arabia after Houthi attacks (www.ft.com)
Republicans head into midterms with huge spending advantage (www.ft.com)
GM aims to leapfrog rivals with new generation of autonomous cars (www.ft.com)
Tesla’s profits slip on weaker vehicle sales (www.ft.com)
Meta to create new non-voting share class (www.ft.com)
EU set to delay push for cheaper UK university fees for bloc’s students (www.ft.com)
Bessent shrugs off ‘systemic’ AI risks at closed-door investor conference (www.ft.com)
NSA warns on ‘critical’ cyber vulnerabilities detected using AI (www.ft.com)
Ghana in talks with European nations for reparations, president says (www.ft.com)
Italy’s buffalo mozzarella production grinds to a halt in truckers’ strike (www.ft.com)
Indonesia should heed MSCI’s warning (www.ft.com)
Tesla-SpaceX: a huge corporate constellation with Musk at its centre (www.ft.com)
Ohio governor’s campaign engulfed in controversy over attack ad (www.ft.com)
Reform reports ITV to police over undercover documentary (www.ft.com)
Who’s paying for the AI build-out? Probably you (www.ft.com)
Fridge hackers exploited ‘basic security flaws’ at French retailers (www.ft.com)
The 15bn ‘viral’ AI start-up changing how American doctors treat patients (www.ft.com)
Abbott to spin off nutrition unit at centre of baby formula lawsuits (www.ft.com)
Andy Burnham plans to cut standing charges from household gas bills (www.ft.com)
Dangote takes stake in Kenyan pipeline and pledges more ‘aggressive’ energy investment (www.ft.com)
Macron hits out at ‘stupid’ Trump remarks about riots in France (www.ft.com)
Hungary detains Orbán’s former central bank chief (www.ft.com)
Do memorials belong in train stations? (www.ft.com)
Middle East oil exports climb back to prewar levels (www.ft.com)
The ‘adults in the room’ won’t save you (www.ft.com)
Russia releases US citizen as Trump’s envoy visits (www.ft.com)
Musk’s SpaceX ambitions may be ‘dangerous’ for Europe, warns EU lawmaker (www.ft.com)
The rise of index vigilantes (www.ft.com)
WHO issues alert as Ebola spreads to west Africa (www.ft.com)
Iran FM: We are ready for diplomacy, but will defend ourselves (www.ft.com)
Iran war sparks heating crisis in US north-east as winter approaches (www.ft.com)
The far-right contender refusing to bow to Israel’s Netanyahu (www.ft.com)
Rockets, robots and risk: Musk’s 3.6tn gamble to merge Tesla and SpaceX (www.ft.com)
Burnham’s North Sea ‘pragmatism’ is no big shift from Starmer’s (www.ft.com)
UK’s biggest port operator valued at over 10bn in Australian fund purchase (www.ft.com)
France’s borrowing costs poised to hit 5% for first time since 2002 (www.ft.com)
Don’t underestimate Netflix’s power to flip the script (www.ft.com)
To replace Starlink, Europe will have to reawaken its animal spirits (www.ft.com)
UK September inflation fuels expectations of imminent BoE rate rise (www.ft.com)
Are index providers overstepping the mark? (www.ft.com)
UK government borrowing rises to 24.5bn ahead of Budget (www.ft.com)
The Indian mega-refinery drawing Rubio’s interest (www.ft.com)
UK inflation rose more than expected to 3.5% in September (www.ft.com)
Nscale boss seeks to reassure staff amid AI market jitters (www.ft.com)
Oh OK, we’ll write something about the new Truss book (www.ft.com)
Small caps: not a great AI hedge (www.ft.com)
World headed for warming of 2.8C, UN reports, and US emissions rise (www.ft.com)
Foreign diplomats queue for handshake with EU leaders (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: SpaceX and Tesla explore merger (www.ft.com)
UK’s top banking regulator to set targets with five-year strategy (www.ft.com)
Milan riots test Meloni’s law and order credentials (www.ft.com)
Healey to quash visa hopes for wealthy in UK Budget (www.ft.com)
The people shaping the Budget (www.ft.com)
Stratford moves closer to international rail upgrade with Budget boost (www.ft.com)
Andy Burnham cools on new towns project (www.ft.com)
Climate plans found to lower companies’ borrowing costs (www.ft.com)
Netflix’s 300bn problem: lack of hits piles pressure on streaming giant (www.ft.com)
EU probes pro-Kremlin disinformation around French riots (www.ft.com)
Recipe: Osteria Vibrato’s risotto bianco — beige food at its best (www.ft.com)
How much does it cost to be middle class? (www.ft.com)
A pre-Budget day guide to Britain’s bad taxes (www.ft.com)
Could Michigan elect America’s first Muslim senator? (www.ft.com)