1. China’s stock market outpaces global peers as local investors pile in

2. Rolls-Royce explores small nuclear reactor unit funding options including IPO

3. The pro-Trump influencer making waves in Greenland

4. John Malone held talks with Rupert Murdoch over Warner Bros-Fox merger

5. Manchester United: lessons from the fall

6. Trump’s Fed meddling pushes investors closer to their red line

7. François Bayrou, France’s isolated PM with his job on the line

8. The battle for the soul of Israel

9. The Argentine junta, the crusading lawyer and the imposter

10. World’s newest petrostate heads for ‘mother of all elections’

11. It’s been a terrible summer to graduate

12. How an Indian farmers’ dairy co-op outpaced global giants

13. Hiking this national park feels like an escape to another universe

14. Uncle Sam to become Intel’s biggest shareholder

15. Why are UK borrowing costs so high?

16. Xi to host Putin and Modi as China presents rival front to US

17. US bars Palestinian leader Abbas from UN meeting to recognise state

18. Trump’s tariffs ruled illegal by US appeals court but stay in place

19. US regulator approves at-home Alzheimer’s drug from Eisai and Biogen

20. Middle East KFC operator Americana to diversify away from US brands after Gaza boycott

21. Trump moves to scrap 4.9bn in already allocated US foreign aid

22. The calculated silence of America’s business and finance leaders

23. It’s time to shut up and get on with it

24. UK banks suffer sell-off over fears of tax rises

25. US tech stocks drop as AI uncertainty knocks chip groups

26. Keir Starmer names Minouche Shafik as top economic adviser

27. Trump ‘proposed Chinese peacekeepers’ for Ukraine

28. How economists lost traction

29. New York Times activist could be good news for investors

30. Can a UK party backed by Elon Musk outflank Nigel Farage on the right?

31. Venice Film Festival makes starry start with George Clooney, Emma Stone and Julia Roberts premieres

32. Stamp duty row: has Angela Rayner broken any rules?

33. Trump ends Secret Service protection for Kamala Harris

34. Farage, flags and the ghosts of Labour’s past

35. Trump urges judge to deny Lisa Cook’s appeal to remain at Fed

36. Court of Appeal overturns Epping hotel asylum seeker ban

37. EU to tap entire 150bn loans-for-arms programme

38. Canada’s GDP shrinks more than expected as Trump’s tariffs hit

39. UK under pressure over controversial bidders for MoD training contract

40. Will the Supreme Court stand up to Trump?

41. BYD misses quarterly earnings forecasts due to supplier payments crackdown

42. Indian rupee tumbles to new low on Trump tariff concerns

43. Lebanon’s prime minister calls for global funding to disarm Hizbollah

44. The mysterious, massively lucrative, multibillion-dollar ARKK trade

45. Empty Vessel — a narrative of neoliberalism stretched beyond plausibility

46. Zuckerberg’s AI hires disrupt Meta with swift exits and threats to leave

47. Deportation dollars

48. Retail investors flock to gilts in record year

49. Ambani says he will list Indian mobile network Jio next year

50. Thai court dismisses prime minister over call with Cambodian ‘uncle’

51. Indonesia’s president calls for calm as protests mount

52. El Salvador gives school children military haircuts in slide to authoritarianism

53. Will Starmer’s staff shake-up correct No 10 dysfunction?

54. 20 buys to get a little Venice spritz

55. Ribera demands ‘meaningful’ EU action on Gaza as ‘time is running out’

56. Torsten Bell’s manifesto: how could UK pensions minister shape tax reform?

57. UK sought broad access to Apple customers’ data, court filing shows

58. Ciao bello: masters of the universe move to Milan

59. Stand up to Trump on Big Tech, says EU antitrust chief

60. Investors bet on Cambricon to be China’s next AI champion

61. HMRC tech issues could land thousands with CGT penalty

62. Poland’s leaders spar over Trump and Ukrainian refugees

63. China’s ‘big five’ banks pressured by consumer woes

64. Could Singapore’s GIC actually be the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund?

65. Singapore, UAE and other small nations to launch trade partnership

66. America’s new ‘patriotic’ capitalism

67. Why progressives should care about falling birth rates

68. How to manage US asset dominance in portfolios

69. How long can Airbus keep its edge over Boeing?

70. India taps homegrown digital payments network to widen access to credit

71. LetterOne sets aside 300mn as sanctions on founders block dividend payments

72. Egypt bets on Tutankhamun for tourism revival

73. Milan’s expat ‘explosion’ brings new buzz to Italy’s financial centre

74. How to invest in global stocks — and not rely on US-heavy indices

75. Pakistan baffled by Trump’s claim of ‘massive oil reserves’

76. San Francisco without the rich: a photo-essay

77. Investors remain chipper about Nvidia

78. European imports of Asian jet fuel hit record during peak summer season

79. McKinsey’s Vivek Pandit: India’s GDP growth at risk without Trump trade deal

80. City fears mount that Budget will target banks to help fill 20bn fiscal hole

81. Fed official says he could back jumbo rate cut if US economy weakens sharply

82. Canada struggles to ease Trump tariffs despite Carney concessions

83. Trump hits small packages with fresh tariffs as duty-free exemption ends

84. FirstFT: Fed’s Lisa Cook sues Trump over effort to fire her

85. US health agency leadership turmoil gives Kennedy the upper hand

86. Lisa Cook, the Federal Reserve governor battling Donald Trump

87. US warns China-linked groups may be laundering billions for Mexican cartels

88. Brazil raids cartel’s alleged multibillion-dollar money laundering scheme

89. Trump-Intel deal designed to block sale of chipmaking unit, CFO says

90. UN votes to end Lebanon peacekeeping mission after US push

91. China gains from Trump’s alienation of India

92. Germany’s national security council isn’t up to the task

93. British farmers brace for a second year of poor harvests

94. Trump envoy admits calling Lebanese journalists ‘animalistic’ was ‘inappropriate’

95. The knotty problem of business rates

96. Trump is oblivious to Europe’s history

97. FTAV Q&A: Claudia Sahm

98. Ex-Entain CEO and chair charged with bribery over Turkish unit

99. US business investment in second quarter stronger than initially thought

100. Measles outbreak warning after UK childhood vaccination rate falls

101. Italy balks at US double cheese tariff

102. UK, France and Germany reimpose nuclear sanctions on Iran

103. Fed’s Lisa Cook sues Trump over move to fire her

104. Sports shoe sellers are heading for a stumble

105. The lucrative business of deportation flights

106. Exxon escalates attacks on EU’s ‘high-regulation’ climate policies

107. Lotus plans 550 UK job cuts to secure ‘sustainable future’

108. Epping hotel migrant ban risks ‘chaotic and disorderly’ impact, warns government

109. Trump’s assault on US nuclear watchdog raises safety concerns

110. Only two EVs qualify for full discount under new UK subsidy scheme

111. Farage is winning the new battle of Brexit

112. Why oil and gas M&A is ‘losing steam’

113. UK renters and poorest households hit hardest by inflation

114. Why Intel investors have embraced an interventionist White House

115. Macron’s options narrow as his fourth prime minister is on the brink

116. Floral artist Ariel Dearie’s guide to Hudson Valley

117. Israel launches air strikes and ground raid near Damascus

118. Advertising group Dentsu explores sale of international business

119. Starmer plans Downing Street shake-up

120. Can Labour pull off a comeback?

121. Bankers learn they’re fired via accidental email to hand back laptops

122. Nvidia’s exuberant valuation is a tomorrow problem

123. How to dodge the tourist traps

124. Singapore threatens lashes and jail for vape importers

125. Ten die in ‘massive’ Russian attack on Ukrainian capital

126. Rare earths miner targets US investment to rival Chinese supplies

127. Rheinmetall opens biggest European ammunition plant as EU rearmament picks up

128. Meituan shares plunge as China’s delivery price wars escalate

129. Donald Trump’s new favourite billionaire

130. US naval build-up near Venezuela stokes tensions in Latin America

131. Rebuilding Ukraine is an opportunity for European companies

132. OpenAI’s game of chicken

133. How a US purveyor of country-fried steak became a Maga lightning rod

134. WHSmith backs CEO as it probes damaging accounting errors

135. The bullish signs from Japan’s bear panic

136. The fight for Italian beaches heats up

137. How will the IHT rule changes impact me?

138. Are you team Vodkatini?

139. The fortified Ukrainian cities in Vladimir Putin’s sights

140. The booming business of Trump’s deportation flights

141. UK banks brace for losses on loans to broadband challengers

142. Riyadh’s 19-year wait for financial hub status

143. Why Labour has to woo business all over again

144. Hedge funds’ insurance binge threatens catastrophe cover, warns Munich Re

145. How the world’s biggest carmakers are falling behind in software

146. Taiwan’s Trump problem

147. New Zealand wealth fund bets European stocks will beat US over coming decade

148. Head of US health agency refuses to step down after firing

149. China won the rare earths race. Can it stay on top?

150. France, Germany and UK prepare to reimpose sanctions on Iran

151. FirstFT: Nvidia delivers strong results amid market jitters over AI boom

152. Nvidia posts solid growth despite uncertain China outlook

153. Javier Milei evacuated from campaign event after stone attack

154. Lib Dem leader to boycott UK state banquet for Trump in Gaza protest

155. AT&T’s return to dealmaking looks like the right call

156. Ukraine launches lithium project to advance minerals deal with US

157. Donald Trump to prepare ‘comprehensive’ plan for Gaza

158. Inside India’s endless trials

159. France must get creative to confront its fiscal deficit

160. The White House’s flawed foray into chipmaking

161. Trump says George Soros should be charged with racketeering

162. Trump’s attack on the Fed threatens US economic credibility

163. Strategy’s sagging bitcoin strategy

164. The best shops for buying shoes in New York City

165. Germany’s cabinet approves voluntary military service for teenagers

166. Winning elections is the only curb against strongmen

167. Conservative MSP defects to Reform UK

168. How to reform a school and other lessons for would-be ministers

169. The next stage of the Fed takeover

170. Birth rate falls to record low in England and Wales

171. Climate banking group pauses activities amid rising political pressure

172. How did those ultra-short-term FX calls pan out?

173. US electricity price surge puts Trump pledge in jeopardy

174. UK long-term borrowing costs near highest level since 1998

175. China seeks to triple output of AI chips in boost to DeepSeek ambitions

176. Mitsubishi blames high turbine costs for its retreat from offshore wind projects

177. Labour can’t turn voters against Farage if it doesn’t attack him

178. Denmark summons top US diplomat over alleged operations in Greenland

179. Has Trump given the green light to protecting peace in Ukraine?

180. FirstFT: Trump’s push to fire Cook faces legal hurdles

181. Pentagon unit steps up tech ties with allies to counter China

182. US tariffs on India hit 50% as Trump-Modi ties sour

183. Japan’s ‘ninja stealth rally’ draws in global investors

184. UK conciliation body looks to AI to help settle workplace disputes

185. EU moves to shield aluminium from Trump tariff blow

186. Jack Straw says the UK should ‘decouple’ from the ECHR

187. Trump forces billionaire to fold

188. Microsoft talks set to push OpenAI’s restructure into next year

189. To fend off the far right, democracy needs to deliver

190. New York’s office revival doesn’t quite reach the top floor

191. Can WeightWatchers stay relevant when everyone is on diet drugs?

192. CRH’s Ukraine cement expansion sparks local unease

193. Is the UK’s giant new nuclear power station ‘unbuildable’?

194. Openreach says UK fibre rollout at risk from curbs on its dominance

195. UK National Wealth Fund boosts investment in ‘volatile’ battery storage sector

196. The Mexican town putting Sheinbaum’s security crackdown to the test

197. Apollo extends 40mn in racehorse-backed debt to football super-agent

198. AstraZeneca regains ground in China after turbulent year

199. Whitehall hands out AI contracts worth 573mn in efficiency push

200. Venezuelans turn to crypto as government targets dollars

201. Where to watch women’s sports in London

202. AI investors are navigating ‘peak ambiguity’, says General Catalyst chief

203. The Chinese gadget maker taking on Tesla and Apple

204. After the shock of war, Iranians yearn for change

205. The risk of firing a central bank governor

206. Chinese AI chipmaker Cambricon posts record profit

207. Musk’s Starship carries out successful space mission after multiple failures

208. Trump’s battle against the Fed heads for courtroom showdown

209. Donald Trump’s blitz against the Fed risks raising US borrowing costs

210. UK’s EU relations minister to take on Farage over planned food deal

211. Ukraine to allow young men to leave the country

212. UK’s summer was probably hottest since records began, Met Office says

213. Macron hits back at Netanyahu over ‘murderous’ Gaza war

214. Trump’s reckless attacks on the Fed

215. How would Reform UK’s ‘legal reset’ on migration work?

216. US offers air and intelligence support to postwar force in Ukraine

217. Trump media group in 6bn deal to buy Crypto.com tokens

218. Do broken windows mean a broken Britain?

219. EchoStar shares leap 80% on 23bn deal to sell spectrum licences to AT&T

220. Alex Gerko earned 682mn from trading firm XTX in 2024

221. EU stands its ground on digital rules despite Trump warning

222. Trump moves to fire Fed governor Lisa Cook, escalating attacks on the central bank

223. The Fed’s future hangs in balance after Trump’s assault

224. Bidenomics wasn’t ambitious enough

225. Powell is pivoting into an inflation problem

226. Trump moves to fire Lisa Cook. What’s next?

227. US long-term debt sells off after Trump’s attempted firing of Fed governor

228. Eli Lilly’s weight-loss pill meets target in key diabetes trial

229. Israeli troops to keep Syrian territory, defence minister says

230. Pray for the US Treasury market

231. French assets hit by prospect of government collapse

232. Cash alone won’t fix Britain’s rising crime problem

233. Mass deportations ‘must be done’, says Reform UK

234. Australia blames Iran for antisemitic firebombing attacks

235. India holds firm as Trump’s punitive tariffs loom

236. ‘Unprecedented’: Donald Trump moves on the Federal Reserve

237. French and Korean nuclear groups in stand-off over foreign subsidy probe

238. FirstFT: Donald Trump fires Fed governor Lisa Cook

239. Nissan shares sink after Mercedes-Benz offloads its stake

240. Should you say ‘thank you’ to ChatGPT?

241. Germany’s pension crisis

242. Nvidia earnings set to test Wall Street’s faith in AI boom

243. The Dutch are quietly shifting towards a four-day work week

244. The 5.5bn cup of coffee

245. Temu resumes direct shipping from China to US after Trump truce

246. US tariff threat over Indian imports of Russian oil could backfire

247. Polish ecommerce chief urges EU to act on Chinese dumping threat

248. Defence groups take aim at underwater security

249. From Greenland to Ørsted, US pressure unsettles Denmark

250. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania: on the faultline of Trump’s divided America

251. How to keep Putin out of Europe: refilling the swamp

252. Australia’s biggest pension fund to add 10 more private equity managers

253. The unsustainable boom in India’s Silicon Valley

254. How to holiday on the Venice Lido: an insider guide

255. Trump threatens retaliation over digital taxes aimed at US tech

256. India slowly opens up banking sector to foreign investors

257. Donald Trump seeks to sack Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook

258. UK unemployment set to hit 5%, think-tank predicts

259. Norway’s oil fund sells Caterpillar stake over Israeli allegations

260. Why Donald Trump has opened the door to ‘state-run capitalism’

261. Sinaloa drug cartel kingpin ‘El Mayo’ pleads guilty in US court

262. Place your bets on the rise of the US prediction market

263. xAI sues Apple and OpenAI over deal to integrate ChatGPT into iPhones

264. French prime minister to hold confidence vote next month

265. Trump chides South Korea’s Lee before Washington trade talks

266. Israeli forces kill 5 journalists in Gaza

267. Trump’s Intel deal is a threat to US economic liberty

268. Is John Bolton right?

269. China has laid a rare earths trap for the west

270. Israel says it will scale back presence in Lebanon if Hizbollah disarmed

271. We Computers — a genre-blending, time-bending, poetic novel

272. Silicon Valley gets the ‘Hamilton’ treatment

273. The devastating global boom in narcotics

274. Europe urgently needs a remedy for the ‘Brussels defect’

275. US banks lobby to block stablecoin interest over fears of deposit flight

276. Germany vows support for Kyiv despite unease about boots on the ground

277. UK gender pay gap understated for past two decades, report finds

278. Ørsted shares plunge to record low after Trump administration halts project

279. Publishers race to counter ‘Google Zero’ threat as AI changes search engines

280. Evergrande delisting marks end of era for China’s property sector

281. Mark Carney seeking more friends and influence on his latest Eurotrip

282. Wall Street’s September Fed rate cut bets still hinge on economic data

283. Norwegian oil fund strikes ‘right balance’ on Israel, says Stoltenberg

284. Why bitcoin treasury companies are a fool’s paradise

285. How SoftBank’s Son became Trump’s favoured foreign investor

286. Powell’s risk-averse stance at Jackson Hole missed an opportunity

287. What Israelis and Palestinians can learn from Bosnia

288. Wealthy UAE residents look to snap up prime London property

289. Grant Thornton cuts bulk of UK secretaries

290. Germany’s pensions crisis: can 10 a month change how people invest?

291. Cutting public holidays to boost growth? Don’t bank on it

292. Europe is selling its soul to Trump

293. Investors pile billions into New York office market

294. ‘Business is bad’: how the trade war is hurting China’s economic powerhouse province

295. The return of package holidays: how travel chaos revived a dying industry

296. Global famine deaths rise as leaders use food as a weapon

297. London’s IPO drought: advisers bank on a bounceback

298. Inside the Waldorf Astoria’s spectacular resurrection

299. Starmer braces for last-gasp Tory bid to save hereditary peers

300. How Asia is coping with Trump’s tariffs. With Mari Pangestu