Singapore gears up for smog-choked Grand Prix (www.ft.com)
US justice department orders playbook refresh for frauds on government (www.ft.com)
Is France too blasé about borrowing costs? (www.ft.com)
US adds torture charges to case against former Venezuelan president (www.ft.com)
Setting up an African rating agency is the easy part (www.ft.com)
Trump says US ‘will not be attacking Iran’ before midterm elections (www.ft.com)
Big Tech sets out its pitches on AI agents (www.ft.com)
OpenAI annualised revenues 20bn less than previously signalled (www.ft.com)
US mortgage rates rise for seventh straight week to hit highest since 2023 (www.ft.com)
Trump bans Microsoft from sponsoring foreign workers for US residency (www.ft.com)
EY challenges Deloitte in outsourcing as revenue growth accelerates (www.ft.com)
Pension ‘triple lock’ was first costed at just 50mn, says ex-government adviser (www.ft.com)
Daughter of Trump’s chief of staff works at firm that lobbies for Republika Srpska (www.ft.com)
Two Latvian nationals arrested on suspicion of trespass at RAF base (www.ft.com)
Why people don’t want to have children any more (www.ft.com)
Repeated US Treasury interventions risk an erosion of credibility (www.ft.com)
Goldman to pay top executives 500mn in special bonuses (www.ft.com)
Starbucks has explored takeover of Chipotle in restaurant megadeal (www.ft.com)
UK investors face three-month wait to recoup money from property funds (www.ft.com)
Avocado giant Mission Produce banks on orchards outside Mexico to help meet US demand (www.ft.com)
Former prince Andrew wins legal challenge over search warrants (www.ft.com)
ECB minutes reflect cooler appetite for additional rate rises in September (www.ft.com)
This US Senate race is putting Trump’s record with blue-collar voters to the test (www.ft.com)
Russian bomb attack kills dozens at Ukraine bus stop (www.ft.com)
Cyber war won’t be the same in the age of AI (www.ft.com)
Houston start-up aims to loosen China’s grip on critical metal (www.ft.com)
Oil prices jump on tanker attack and slowing flows through Strait of Hormuz (www.ft.com)
Badenoch’s punchy plan to reunite the right (www.ft.com)
Germany heads for fastest growth since 2022 (www.ft.com)
Flávio Bolsonaro’s plan to ‘wield the big scissors’ to Brazil’s budget (www.ft.com)
LIV Golf accelerates negotiations with players over plans to revive bankrupt tour (www.ft.com)
Irate farmers should not limit the EU’s geopolitical ambitions (www.ft.com)
France’s far right goes woke. Or is it neoliberal? (www.ft.com)
Houthi attacks on Saudi airports kill three people (www.ft.com)
Uniqlo owner set to overtake H&M as North American and European sales soar (www.ft.com)
Germany’s ex-spymaster admits holding files but denies treason (www.ft.com)
US critical minerals stockpile risks driving up prices, defence groups warn (www.ft.com)
Tesco predicts less boozy Christmas for UK shoppers (www.ft.com)
Badenoch’s speech drew a moral dividing line between Tories and Reform (www.ft.com)
British consulate in Jerusalem becomes ‘UK Mission’ after Israel orders closure (www.ft.com)
Royal Navy serviceman charged with spying for foreign power (www.ft.com)
Deloitte fined 6mn for audit failures at Southeastern rail operator (www.ft.com)
Burnham heads to Berlin in bid to win support from Merz for closer EU ties (www.ft.com)
Tips and Linkers (www.ft.com)
Crowding out pits sovereigns against AI (www.ft.com)
Šefčovič goes to Beijing with a final plea to avoid an EU-China trade war (www.ft.com)
EU’s top trade envoy in China for tense talks over cars (www.ft.com)
Giorgia Meloni faces critical test in controversial electoral reform vote (www.ft.com)
Norway lays down a line for EU on AI glasses (www.ft.com)
Wise to pay customers’ tax bills after errors (www.ft.com)
Andy Burnham’s government to press ahead with Oxford-Cambridge corridor (www.ft.com)
Kirkland’s money machine goes dark (www.ft.com)
Big investors ‘bottom fish’ in Eurozone bond markets after France sell-off (www.ft.com)
Oil majors look beyond Middle East war in pursuit of region’s vast reserves (www.ft.com)
Japan’s small-cap cull is an opportunity for AI funds (www.ft.com)
Palantir’s Homes for Ukraine contract cost UK 5mn for one-year extension (www.ft.com)
Retirement flats have been a miserable investment (www.ft.com)
What is the real price of oil any more? (www.ft.com)
The fertility clinic on Taiwan’s front line (www.ft.com)
The race for Britain’s car market is wide open — for now (www.ft.com)
Japan was never normal — and it’s not going to be now (www.ft.com)
Real men don’t do climate change (www.ft.com)
How a trillion-dollar hedge fund borrowing spree became Wall Street’s cash cow (www.ft.com)
Can Democrats win back blue-collar voters? Ohio will answer (www.ft.com)
Indonesia sovereign wealth fund calls for stock market transparency (www.ft.com)
The Shelborne by Proper: a Miami landmark is back in business (www.ft.com)
Oil companies are full speed ahead in the Middle East (www.ft.com)
What would a Bolsonaro victory in Brazil mean for the world? (www.ft.com)
China races to build AI data centres across energy-rich hinterland (www.ft.com)
Samsung quarterly profit surges to 80bn on AI chip demand (www.ft.com)
Higher mortgage rates inflict ‘pain’ on UK housing market, (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: China rejects EU request for voluntary curbs on hybrid car exports (www.ft.com)
AI upends Singapore’s ‘quant Olympics’ (www.ft.com)
Fed minutes indicate broad agreement for another rate rise this year (www.ft.com)
Iran war blows near-12bn hole in Britain’s public finances (www.ft.com)
Trump considers ‘terminating’ campaign advisers over Balkans trip (www.ft.com)
Marco Rubio urges western countries to uphold traditional values (www.ft.com)
The online life of the Flydubai attacker (www.ft.com)
SpaceX credit risk jumps on worries over its borrowing spree (www.ft.com)
Tory inheritance tax pledge: do the sums add up? (www.ft.com)
Kirkland & Ellis to stop disclosing financial performance (www.ft.com)
Ex-Barclays traders’ rate-rigging convictions quashed (www.ft.com)
Chrysler Building taken over as New York luxury office market booms (www.ft.com)
SEC warns asset managers against collaborating on activist campaigns (www.ft.com)
Badenoch’s UK Conservatives are a work in progress (www.ft.com)
China slaps down EU request for voluntary curbs on hybrid car exports (www.ft.com)
Merz’s conservatives in fresh crisis over alleged support for AfD (www.ft.com)
Israelis commemorate October 7 attack as election looms (www.ft.com)
The important judgments for Healey in the coming Budget (www.ft.com)
Badenoch promises to scrap inheritance tax on family homes (www.ft.com)
Six things we learnt from the Tory party conference (www.ft.com)
US oil trader takes 2bn gamble on tankers as carriers steer clear of Hormuz (www.ft.com)
Sleepy European telcos turn to data centre craze (www.ft.com)
Reform UK internal probe clears senior officials of breaking law over donor sting (www.ft.com)
We need a US debt conversation — will the Republicans have one? (www.ft.com)
Widdecombe murder suspect accused of trying to break into Farage’s home (www.ft.com)
What we know about the suspected plague case in Russia (www.ft.com)
Italy’s wine harvest is creeping ever earlier (www.ft.com)
Royal Mail to cut 2,500 jobs to fund 500mn delivery improvement plan (www.ft.com)
Google launches platform to create video games from text prompts (www.ft.com)
How US mortgage bonds can trigger a ‘vicious loop’ for Treasury yields (www.ft.com)
Global bond sell-off resumes as 30-year Treasury yield hits highest since 2002 (www.ft.com)
French central bank chief hits out at ‘Trump-style’ threats from far-left (www.ft.com)
Kemi Badenoch’s European nightmare (www.ft.com)
Germany blocks Chinese acquisition in its largest seaport (www.ft.com)
Safeguarding rules threaten Burnham’s work experience plans, employers warn (www.ft.com)
Volkswagen sets aside 725mn for car mis-selling scandal (www.ft.com)
Eva Langret’s guide to London’s best museums — and the perfect gift shop (www.ft.com)
UK urged to impose tariffs on Chinese chemical at centre of EU trade dispute (www.ft.com)
Houthi rebels target Riyadh and Aden in new missile barrage (www.ft.com)
David Ellison built a Hollywood colossus. Now he needs to run it (www.ft.com)
Fumagalli & Dossi’s empire of plaster casts (www.ft.com)
Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club review: the glamour of Miami’s golden age (www.ft.com)
Deadly Russian strikes cut power in several Kyiv districts (www.ft.com)
Five things Badenoch must do to win (www.ft.com)
Badenoch to pledge tax cuts and declare ‘battle for soul’ of nation at Tory conference (www.ft.com)
Japan to slash hundreds of stocks from Topix index in record revamp (www.ft.com)
August wage growth poses no obstacle to more BoJ tightening (www.ft.com)
AI agents could cost banks 500bn — by winning savers better rates (www.ft.com)
India raises interest rates for first time in 3 years (www.ft.com)
IMF’s Georgieva urges governments to rein in spending (www.ft.com)
Neat tricks to help French bonds (www.ft.com)
Who’d be betting against Webuild, the builder that built Italy? (www.ft.com)
Brussels pleads with EU capitals not to slash the bloc’s next shared budget (www.ft.com)
How tribology makes the economic world go round (www.ft.com)
Blue Owl to launch ‘big push’ into insurance (www.ft.com)
HSBC plans sweeping job cuts across UK wealth business in AI push (www.ft.com)
Greens braced for loss in Keir Starmer’s old seat in London (www.ft.com)
Robust AI spending sets investors up for another bumper US earnings season (www.ft.com)
HMRC opened probe into Man City’s tax affairs in 2018 (www.ft.com)
Private equity’s future after the boom and bust (www.ft.com)
Germany’s beleaguered spies face a fresh scandal (www.ft.com)
African governments launch rating agency to challenge global ‘big three’ (www.ft.com)
Russian hostile activity costs UK up to 2.5bn a year, report warns (www.ft.com)
Brussels looks to capture Big Tech through tax on large corporations (www.ft.com)
Chemical groups succeed in watering down EU pesticide rules (www.ft.com)
Tens of thousands of active UK companies may have fraudulent directors (www.ft.com)
What comes next with the energy shock? (www.ft.com)
Recipe: The fish tacos worth frying over (www.ft.com)
Cruise lines slash Caribbean fares as Middle East diversions swell capacity (www.ft.com)
Skydance’s debt pile takes the spotlight (www.ft.com)
India’s motorbike billionaire steering the tussle at Tata (www.ft.com)
The taxman comes for China’s offshore riches (www.ft.com)
Trump says he will speak with Putin about pneumonic plague (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Crypto company known for risky ‘perps’ vexes Singapore (www.ft.com)
SpaceX looks to raise 40bn to buy Nvidia chips in financing led by Apollo (www.ft.com)
Trump says he is considering suspending federal petrol tax (www.ft.com)
‘Most dangerous product in crypto’ vexes Singapore (www.ft.com)
Ships’ captains paid 100,000 a month to transit Strait of Hormuz (www.ft.com)
Goldman Sachs and Man Group exposed in EY data breach (www.ft.com)
Jim Clyburn urges Democrats to woo Black voters with affordability pitch (www.ft.com)
Pedro Sánchez’s big electoral gamble (www.ft.com)
Badenoch pledges to halve employers’ NI contributions for younger workers (www.ft.com)
Tory plan to rip up UK-EU food deal risks ‘huge uncertainty’, producers warn (www.ft.com)
Silicon Valley’s acqui-hire ruse may have passed its prime (www.ft.com)
Anduril plans shipyard to manufacture parts for US Navy’s top submarines (www.ft.com)
UK threatens to expel Israeli diplomats if Jerusalem consulate is closed (www.ft.com)
Separatist victory in Quebec tests Canada’s united front against US (www.ft.com)
Jeffrey Archer, author and politician, 1940-2026 (www.ft.com)
Ireland offers tax cuts in budget to help with cost of living (www.ft.com)
Vitol chief warns of tanker shortage and risk of 200-a-barrel oil (www.ft.com)
S&P 500 hits record high as AI stocks shrug off bond market slump (www.ft.com)
Trump fumes over ‘destructive’ Supreme Court judges (www.ft.com)
Debt in the spotlight as Paramount closes 111bn deal for Warner Bros (www.ft.com)
We should call time on the ‘end times’ (www.ft.com)
Healey warns banks that UK faces ‘challenging’ fiscal picture but stays tight-lipped on tax (www.ft.com)
Why are bond yields so high? (www.ft.com)
Kenya confirms first case of Ebola (www.ft.com)
California’s oligarch tax would change America (www.ft.com)
Is your nanny annexe luxe enough? (www.ft.com)
Big Oil’s day in court (www.ft.com)
Healey warns banks that UK faces ‘difficult’ fiscal picture but stays tight-lipped on tax (www.ft.com)
UK risks ‘uninvestable’ reputation if North Sea projects are blocked, says energy boss (www.ft.com)
Indian protesters demand electoral chief resign over alleged voter roll fraud (www.ft.com)
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey trigger mutual defence pact over Houthis (www.ft.com)
Palmer Luckey’s Erebor surges to more than 7bn in deposits since launch (www.ft.com)
Billionaire Newhouse family rules out Condé Nast sale (www.ft.com)
What is Black design now? (www.ft.com)
Former German spy chief arrested for treason (www.ft.com)
France’s Le Pen pledges to rein in public spending (www.ft.com)
A plausible theory for reviving the Conservatives (www.ft.com)
Warnings of possible Iranian drone attack led US to pull bombers from RAF Fairford (www.ft.com)
Suspected Flydubai attacker received flight training in New Zealand (www.ft.com)
AI models used in bank cyber attacks, warns South Korea’s president (www.ft.com)
The not very secret life of A7’s front companies (www.ft.com)
Germany’s pivot on China trade is a long time coming for other EU capitals (www.ft.com)
China fuels tensions with partners over scaled-back summit plans (www.ft.com)
How AI could scupper the dollar (www.ft.com)
Insurance claims to test Altman and Amodei liability for ‘rogue’ AI (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: French central bank chief warns on rising rates (www.ft.com)
The politics of losing sleep (www.ft.com)
Andy Burnham’s Manchester City problem (www.ft.com)
Brazil’s rightwing surge boosts Flávio Bolsonaro’s push to free his father (www.ft.com)
German far-right set to secure its first ever regional parliament president (www.ft.com)
Labour mayor of West Midlands urges chancellor to relax electric car targets (www.ft.com)
BT’s swoop on TalkTalk has regulators over a barrel (www.ft.com)
France: between the bond market and the barricades (www.ft.com)
Surge in borrowing costs hits corporate America (www.ft.com)
Can Kemi Badenoch return the Tories to power? (www.ft.com)
Britain has turned digital ID into a growth industry (www.ft.com)
NextEra’s 67bn Dominion takeover faces political backlash in Virginia (www.ft.com)
ICE launches trading in gold futures in London (www.ft.com)
Why accountancy firm listings don’t add up (www.ft.com)
Cold beer and cash only — Chicago’s dive bars are the real deal (www.ft.com)
BMW’s 2bn bet on Germany (www.ft.com)
How a convention-defying start-up became Africa’s most popular bank (www.ft.com)
Blockers: Rebels in the Deep State by Michael Lewis — Doge’s wrecking ball (www.ft.com)
Algeria projects its power in the Sahara (www.ft.com)
Silicon Valley expects AI will kill jobs but economists are not convinced (www.ft.com)
The bond sell-off comes for corporate America (www.ft.com)
India’s first bullet train stumbles over divisions with partner Japan (www.ft.com)
Ride-hailing apps hit the skids over driver fury (www.ft.com)
India’s Essar Group invests 18bn in US steel (www.ft.com)
Hong Kong quizzes HSBC over Singapore AI hub decision (www.ft.com)
Trump says he will use Maga Inc to pay for taxpayer-funded ads (www.ft.com)
Author and former Tory politician Jeffrey Archer dies aged 86 (www.ft.com)
FCA to examine how it treated whistleblower who died by suicide (www.ft.com)
US affordability tracker: the data that could decide the 2026 midterm elections (www.ft.com)
Trump says US pulled bombers from UK after ‘threats’ (www.ft.com)
Tories pledge ‘Britannia Shield’ to protect UK from drone attacks (www.ft.com)
Wall Street banks launch record 60bn chip deal for Broadcom and Anthropic (www.ft.com)
Reflection AI boosts US ambition to compete with Chinese ‘open’ models (www.ft.com)
McKesson and CD&R near 5bn-plus deal to buy infusion services provider (www.ft.com)
Tories pledge big tax cuts in push to win over wealthy voters (www.ft.com)
Brazil’s Bolsonaro comeback exposes Lula’s weakness (www.ft.com)
Trump poised to ease red diesel limits in attempt to quell fuel inflation (www.ft.com)
TotalEnergies boss hails ‘opportunities’ created by global market turmoil (www.ft.com)
French central bank head warns country at risk of being ‘strangled by interest rates’ (www.ft.com)
Badenoch’s pitch goes some way to assuaging British business concerns (www.ft.com)
Citi to speed up promotion path for junior bankers as hiring war heats up (www.ft.com)
Ethiopian government seizes Tigray capital in blow to rebels (www.ft.com)
Spanish PM Sánchez seeks political lifeline in snap election (www.ft.com)
Giorgia Meloni seeks to trademark her voice to counter AI deepfakes (www.ft.com)
Burnham’s Budget must not be overshadowed by the OBR (www.ft.com)
Ellison sticks with Thompson as CNN boss amid Trump attacks (www.ft.com)
US ‘monitoring’ situation around suspected case of plague in Russia (www.ft.com)
Germany and France agree on last-resort tool against trade threats (www.ft.com)
Brazil’s markets rally as investors bet on Bolsonaro win (www.ft.com)
Latino Americans are the real swing voters (www.ft.com)
Russia’s ‘shadow war’ with Europe enters new phase, Germany warns (www.ft.com)
Putin’s nuclear threats no longer work (www.ft.com)
Trump’s diesel export coercion will not strengthen the US (www.ft.com)
Big Oil goes to US Supreme Court over pivotal climate damages claim (www.ft.com)
Bond turbulence means it’s time for the ECB to put QT on hold (www.ft.com)
UK business secretary weighs up tariffs on Chinese EVs (www.ft.com)
Sotheby’s dinosaur auction shows fossils boom is not dying out (www.ft.com)
How the booming US healthcare economy is penalising patients (www.ft.com)
A Chinese billionaire reckons with the limits of building AI across borders (www.ft.com)
Yemen launches push to retake territory captured by Houthis (www.ft.com)
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez calls snap election (www.ft.com)
Nvidia’s 20bn licensing deal with Groq faces lawsuit from jilted engineers (www.ft.com)
Greens’ anti-Zionism motion narrows potential base of support (www.ft.com)
Brazil’s Bolsonaro dynasty closes in on stunning comeback (www.ft.com)
Former prince Andrew seeks judicial review of police searches (www.ft.com)
Saudi Aramco chief warns world’s oil stockpiles are ‘scarily thin’ (www.ft.com)
Takaichi tells markets to ‘rest assured’ over Japan spending plans (www.ft.com)
Euro tumbles to 17-month low against dollar (www.ft.com)
The jobs market is still fine (www.ft.com)
BT closes in on deal for embattled TalkTalk (www.ft.com)
Hungary set to drop veto on Ukraine and Moldova EU bid progress (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: US withdraws bombers from UK base (www.ft.com)
EU to limit Ukraine’s access to farming subsidies if it joins bloc (www.ft.com)
Badenoch casts aside ‘red wall’ focus and returns Tories to their roots (www.ft.com)
UK urged to embrace cheaper AI models (www.ft.com)
Banks will lobby Healey for capital rules cut, says senior MP (www.ft.com)
UK businessman given senior role at group linked to Kremlin money-laundering operation (www.ft.com)
New offices in London are full of empty bike racks, complain developers (www.ft.com)
Global pension funds cut US equities over AI concentration risk (www.ft.com)
Reform UK’s Robert Jenrick faces fresh accusation from campaign donor (www.ft.com)
The FT’s stock picking game starts today (www.ft.com)
Why a booming economy is not helping Trump (www.ft.com)
Russia’s new drive to crush Ukraine (www.ft.com)
Six of Japan’s most innovative homes (www.ft.com)
Madrid’s high-flying private members’ clubs (www.ft.com)
Estonia shifts troops closer to Russia in ‘active defence’ push (www.ft.com)
Gulf developers bet on the next Mediterranean destination (www.ft.com)
Trump rages as Supreme Court appointees fail to do his bidding (www.ft.com)
The Tories go back to basics (www.ft.com)
Russia''s new bombing campaign strangles Ukrainian economy (www.ft.com)
Flávio Bolsonaro takes lead in first round of Brazil election (www.ft.com)
Pro-Russia strongman claims victory in Bosnia elections (www.ft.com)
Bull run for Japan stocks at risk, warns boss of biggest trading house (www.ft.com)
US recalls B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford following alleged terror plot (www.ft.com)
Dealmaking slowdown threatens early end to M&A boom (www.ft.com)
Schneider Electric nears deal to buy software group PTC for 20bn (www.ft.com)
Election season starts with possibly the most contentious result (www.ft.com)
Jewish groups attack Greens after anti-Zionism motion passes (www.ft.com)
Burnham could learn a thing or two from Thatcher (www.ft.com)
The US is looking more like Italy (www.ft.com)
Investors look to shelter portfolios from rising AI concentration risks (www.ft.com)
What can we learn from the office AI superusers? (www.ft.com)
BT weighs improved TalkTalk offer after initial approach rejected (www.ft.com)
What can revive the battered government bond market? (www.ft.com)
EU countries shoot themselves in the foot when they veto sanctions (www.ft.com)
In defence of big business (www.ft.com)
Legal risks pile up for Altman as OpenAI uncovers dozens of hacks (www.ft.com)
Britain’s Budget needs to tame spending and boost growth (www.ft.com)
Why the IPO market is booming and busting (www.ft.com)
Australian authorities probe Flydubai attacker’s links to the country (www.ft.com)
Sahel juntas launch TV channel with Russian backing (www.ft.com)