1. Iranian students mount further anti-regime protests

2. France says EU has the tools to hit back at Trump over tariffs

3. Packaged food producers turn to price cuts as US sales stagnate

4. What Friedrich Merz is going to tell Xi Jinping

5. The Supreme Court’s tariff blow to Trump

6. Virgin Atlantic on track to poach ‘tens of thousands’ of BA frequent flyers

7. Tehran on edge as residents fear US attack

8. Yacht boom propels 700mn-plus Stonepeak marina deal

9. The haven asset status of US Treasuries is eroding

10. Britain lacks a Magnificent Seven, but at least it has a meme stock

11. Mediterranean deluge revives worries about climate-driven food price rises

12. Now 150 years old, can Bangkok’s Mandarin Oriental still compete?

13. Nearly 6,000 entrepreneurs quit UK in past two years, say wealth managers

14. How to sum up Spanish wine in six glasses (none of them sherry)

15. High tax rates overshadow bonus season in the City

16. Bridge owner donated 1mn weeks before Trump attacked rival, filing shows

17. Supreme Court torpedoes Trump’s tariff regime in check on executive power

18. Hedge fund Saba offers to buy stakes in Blue Owl funds at steep discount

19. China suffers gold drought at Winter Olympics

20. Trump tracker: the latest data on US tariffs, trade and economy

21. What does the Supreme Court ruling against Trump’s tariffs mean?

22. Parents to lose free choice of schools under special needs education reforms

23. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrest highlights vagueness of rules for royals

24. US scraps tighter limits on mercury emissions from coal plants

25. The problems piling up at fast-fashion giant Shein

26. Cambridge academics revolt over plans to close university’s vet school

27. Main Street banks are pushing into markets and trading

28. Starmer’s government hasn’t practised what it preached

29. Corporate America demands refunds after Trump’s tariffs struck down

30. First shares set to trade on London’s new private markets platform

31. The Supreme Court has delivered an overdue rebuke to Donald Trump on tariffs

32. Only an army — and true integration — will solve Europe’s defence problem

33. Anderson Cooper, the veteran CBS anchor leaves the set

34. Too hot to hold

35. Supreme Court’s tariff ruling has mixed implications for the Fed

36. How Palantir captured the Ministry of Defence

37. New York Knicks spin-off puts quirks of sports M&A at centre court

38. US Supreme Court delivers ruling on Trump’s tariffs

39. Hungary blocks 90bn EU loan to Ukraine days before war anniversary

40. Iran preparing deal proposal for US, says foreign minister

41. US GDP growth below expectations unlikely to prompt faster Fed cuts

42. Paramount’s 108bn bid for Warner Bros clears US antitrust hurdle

43. We need to talk about the Gulf

44. US growth falls sharply to 1.4% rate in fourth quarter

45. Farage against the machine

46. Submit your questions: How should Europe prepare for a transatlantic divorce?

47. Tides of tax drive high earners to offshore bonds

48. Email blunder exposes 90bn Russian oil smuggling ring

49. Police continue search of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s former home

50. A dash of ‘schmuck insurance’ could help Netflix win Warner Bros

51. Fashion month’s hottest ticket? A watch party with Lyas

52. Hollow pledges infect British politics

53. Firm underlying inflation keeps BoJ normalisation plans on track

54. UK swings to record 30.4bn budget surplus in January

55. US and Indonesia finalise trade deal to cut tariffs

56. Why EU trade ministers are unlikely to solve steel industry’s tariff woes

57. What did ‘Nudge’ get wrong? With Nick Chater

58. OpenClaw and the privacy problem of agentic AI

59. Dear ChatGPT, please construct me an optimal portfolio

60. North Korea’s Kim Jong Un triumphant at rare congress

61. Zambia calls for domestic debt to be part of major indices

62. Investors pour record sums into European stocks

63. The ‘incredibly significant’ US military forces surrounding Iran

64. Amazon service was taken down by AI coding bot

65. Row brews over ‘savvy squirrel’ campaign to drive UK investment

66. How the UK accidentally shackled itself to Mastercard

67. Reasons to worry about America’s investment position with the rest of the world

68. Reform wants to put public unions ‘under review’, by-election candidate has said

69. Musk’s Starlink to be tested against Eutelsat on French shipping fleet

70. ‘Is university still worth it?’ is the wrong question

71. Frieze LA 2026

72. The rainforest retreat in the midst of a megacity

73. The ANC’s sudden embrace of South African business

74. ‘Latecomer’ Hyundai races Tesla on robots and self-driving cars

75. Venezuela passes law granting amnesty to some political prisoners

76. India makes move to boost urban infrastructure — again

77. America must share the benefits of AI leadership

78. US justice department hangs Trump banner at headquarters

79. Nvidia and OpenAI near 30bn investment in place of unfinished 100bn deal

80. ‘Retribution’: Trump family’s Mar-a-Lago crypto bash doubles as a show of force

81. Trump gives Iran 15 days to strike a deal or ‘bad things will happen’

82. Meta cuts staff stock awards for a second straight year

83. Bank of America commits 25bn to private credit lending

84. FirstFT: South Korea’s ex-president sentenced to life in prison

85. Video: Why the US and Iran are enemies

86. Trump holds first meeting of Board of Peace

87. Why Iran is betting on war

88. Maternity pay for teachers in England to rise from 2027-28

89. What does Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest mean?

90. Klarna stock sinks 25% after bad loan costs soar

91. Private credit stocks slide after Blue Owl halts redemptions at fund

92. Reform’s reality check in town halls across the country

93. Submit your questions: Did India get a good deal with the US?

94. French far left under pressure after killing of far-right protester in Lyon

95. Marylebone property prices are ‘defying gravity’

96. Top Fed official says White House is escalating its assault on central bank

97. UK signalled reluctance over allowing US to use British bases for possible Iran strike

98. Europe’s resurgent peripheral economies

99. How ‘homeland’ put America on the path to illiberalism

100. Spain’s Repsol to increase Venezuelan oil production after securing US permit

101. Trump adviser calls tariff report from Fed economists an ‘embarrassment’

102. The race to avert a US-Iran war

103. The Conservatives’ foundational sin

104. UK condemns 10-year sentence for British couple in Iran

105. Walmart sales boosted by wealthy online shoppers

106. This artist plans to set the Earth in orbit — around a football pitch

107. The ‘holy grail’ of US climate regulation goes to court

108. The manure mess facing the new Dutch government

109. Bill Gates pulls out of India’s AI summit amid Epstein controversy

110. Concerns were raised with Cabinet Office before Romeo appointment

111. Trump’s tariffs exert heavy burden on midsize US companies

112. Europe is not thinking straight on competitiveness

113. Bored of Peace?

114. Pupils’ special needs support to be reassessed at secondary school level

115. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested following Epstein revelations

116. Antonia Romeo appointed as UK’s first female cabinet secretary

117. Reform still looks too risky for government

118. US warns Iran to make a deal as it steps up military deployments

119. How LA’s neighbourhoods fit together, mapped by locals for visitors

120. Air France-KLM says US travel ‘improving’

121. Orange CEO warns there is ‘no incentive for investment’ in Europe

122. Dollar doldrums

123. How Lagarde’s ECB twist sets up a season of EU horse-trading

124. Trump administration recruits tech bosses to train ‘elite’ government coders

125. Turkey launches Ramadan food price crackdown as inflation anger intensifies

126. The Wall Street grind goes on trial

127. JPMorgan in talks to be banker for Trump’s Board of Peace

128. Accenture combats AI refuseniks by linking promotions to log-ins

129. Why UK small-caps might benefit from global shift by investors

130. MPs warn against watering down UK nature protection laws

131. Postcard from Pakistan: after two decades, kites return to the skies above Lahore

132. The midnight convoys that emptied Syria’s Isis camps

133. Bafta to reward ‘human creativity’ as film and TV grapples with AI

134. Tata scion struggles to consolidate control at one of India’s biggest groups

135. The powerhouse gallerists behind Sprüth Magers have never lost an artist. Here’s why

136. Hedge funds in face-off over debt of European chemicals casualty

137. ETFs push at SEC limit in rush to buy private stocks and debt

138. Christine Lagarde’s move to run World Economic Forum not a ‘foregone conclusion’

139. Chrystia Freeland on how to negotiate with autocrats — and allies

140. Can bankers be fired for demanding sleep?

141. Who’s afraid of the big bad trade deficit?

142. Can bankers be fired for demanding sleep? A US court will decide

143. The crypto-loving billionaire and the 400mn ‘perfect fraud’

144. When China is chic, European luxury brands should worry

145. South Korea’s ex-president Yoon faces verdict over failed martial law

146. Blue Owl permanently halts redemptions at private retail debt fund

147. IMF calls on China to cut industrial subsidies in half

148. Texas pipeline operator prepares sale process as gas demand booms

149. UK to require tech firms to remove abusive images within 48 hours

150. Top Kirkland & Ellis debt lawyer defects to Simpson Thacher

151. Is an AI price war about to begin?

152. UK should replace fiscal rules with ‘traffic light’ system, says think-tank

153. Canada’s Liberal Party inches closer to majority as third Tory MP defects

154. FirstFT: US and Japan unveil 36bn in projects as part of trade deal

155. Fed’s January minutes indicate a return of rate rise discussions

156. Texas town rejects detention centre in protest against Trump’s immigration policies

157. Trump renews attack on Starmer’s plan to cede UK ownership of Chagos Islands

158. Fed officials warn progress towards inflation goal will be ‘uneven’

159. Met making ‘inquiries’ into claims over Andrew’s protection officers

160. Keir Starmer stands by minimum wage pledge for younger workers

161. Saudi Arabia’s AI venture Humain invests 3bn in Elon Musk’s xAI

162. Apprenticeships get a glow up

163. Who pays for the US tariffs? The answer may not surprise you

164. Trump adviser says NY Fed economists should be ‘disciplined’ for study on tariffs

165. Gut ‘missing microbe’ in western babies raises health fears

166. New York Knicks owner explores split of basketball and ice hockey franchises

167. Mark Zuckerberg to testify in landmark social media trial

168. Trump administration reverses move to block Moderna flu vaccine trial

169. Warrington council asks for 354mn from government to avoid bankruptcy

170. Spain first to enter race for Lagarde succession at ECB

171. UCL students win 21mn over Covid disruption in watershed settlement

172. The relentless rise of liberal tax Nimbys

173. Warner Bros battle would be so much simpler in the UK

174. Maga will regret embracing Europe’s hard right

175. Europe should treat energy security as defence policy

176. Reform UK would bring back two-child benefit cap, says Jenrick

177. UK flat prices fall after sharp drop in London

178. Russia-Ukraine talks yield ‘some progress’ on ceasefire, says Zelenskyy

179. The human cost of Trump’s environmental rollback

180. Six shows to see in Los Angeles during Frieze Week 2026

181. Cricket legends join outcry over Imran Khan’s health in prison

182. Senegal has a mystery Togolese bond bid

183. Merz says fighter jet project fails to meet Germany’s needs

184. Bars, beaches and bravery – musician Yasmine Hamdan’s essential Beirut

185. You cannot sustain high youth employment while raising hiring costs

186. Mediobanca board backs Monte dei Paschi merger and Milan delisting

187. January inflation data sets UK on the path to hit target in April

188. UK inflation fell to 3% in January

189. The software sell-off, part II

190. Flipping out over the latest attempt to change sovereign bond contracts

191. Few signs of progress as US-led Ukraine peace talks grind on

192. US and Japan unveil first mega-projects under 550bn trade deal

193. British scientist raising 1bn for new AI lab in Europe’s biggest seed round

194. Global divisions over energy policy widening, IEA chief says

195. Eni plots return to oil and gas trading as it eyes rivals’ profits

196. Lagarde to leave ECB before the end of 8-year term

197. German drone maker Stark faces political backlash over Peter Thiel links

198. Hollywood’s 108bn cliffhanger

199. Carmakers to win reprieve in 11bn UK motor finance redress scheme

200. Brain drain is undermining America’s scientific edge

201. The truth about population decline

202. Blackstone, EQT and CVC make offers for VW unit

203. European airlines call for scrapping of Qatar deal after top official’s dismissal

204. Europe’s creaking carbon tax is in need of repair

205. Why is the UK falling back in love with credit cards?

206. Trump’s AI push fuels revolt in Maga heartlands

207. Alone in Japan by Tom Feiling — a country in crisis

208. US has ample copper supplies while China falls short, study finds

209. Gilt investors warn about ‘ruse’ to fund higher UK defence spending

210. If US regulators won’t hold auditors to account, will the courts?

211. The link between material and moral flourishing is real

212. ‘Everybody wants a nice house’: inside the rapid rise of Omaze

213. In Cuba’s crisis, capitalism is king

214. JPMorgan Chase plans branch opening spree as peers bet on in-person banking

215. Are the UK’s public sector pensions unaffordable?

216. The LA artists leading an ‘irresistible resistance’ against ICE

217. British beef farmers face double hit from changing climate

218. US restaurants downsize meals to counter anti-obesity drugs and affordability crisis

219. Maternity care is broken. Who can fix it?

220. Perplexity drops advertising as it warns it will hurt trust in AI

221. Beijing backs brain implant push to rival Elon Musk’s Neuralink

222. Reform UK pledges to keep fiscal watchdog if it wins power

223. Behold, the story of the Fed balance sheet in a single chart

224. Berkshire Hathaway energy unit sells power assets in rare disposal

225. FirstFT: India and France near 35bn fighter jet deal

226. SEC urged to investigate Apollo over Epstein ties

227. Nvidia secures multibillion-dollar Meta deal as it battles chip rivals

228. Peruvian Congress removes interim president José Jerí

229. A new era of US antitrust-lite leaves investors little better off

230. Labour’s own goals on jobs

231. Trump escalates assault on US consumer protection agency

232. Mexico’s school textbook author refuses to leave desk 4 days after sacking

233. Data leak at Abu Dhabi finance summit exposes politicians and business leaders

234. US charges two executives at private equity-owned group with fraud

235. Russia is using monuments to peddle misinformation

236. Have we hit peak dollar bearishness?

237. Former prince Andrew agreed to help strike 8bn cash-for-oil deal between UAE and China

238. The US economy is turning

239. No queuing please! How to keep art world VIPs happy

240. Canada’s oil industry pivots to Asia as US trade tensions simmer

241. Warner Bros gives Paramount a week to make ‘best and final’ offer

242. Who’s who in Reform UK’s top team

243. German population to shrink 5% by 2050, study warns

244. Holiday Inn owner predicts World Cup will reverse US tourism decline

245. It’s Gavin Newsom’s show for now

246. Brussels investigates Shein for sale of childlike sex dolls

247. Global regulators fret about banks’ rising use of credit risk transfers

248. Reform UK to name Jenrick as ‘shadow chancellor’

249. Jesse Jackson, US civil rights leader, 1941-2026

250. US and Iran to kick off talks in Geneva

251. The limits of age-based policymaking

252. UK private sector pay growth close to target levels in December

253. Bank probe reveals Adani associates’ secret investments

254. UK wage growth cools further as unemployment rises

255. Japan’s largest toilet maker is undervalued AI play, says activist investor

256. The housing market is not getting much better

257. Canada pitches itself as Europe’s ‘supplier of choice’ in face of US rift

258. US labour supply concerns gather force

259. We have to stop calling some jobs ‘low skilled’

260. UK quietly shelves 110mn frictionless post-Brexit trade border project

261. Can Reeves solve the Bank of England’s inflation problem?

262. US markets and the economy are heading into uncharted territory

263. Big Oil faces new investor demand: growth

264. Perhaps we should all be banned from social media

265. Bank CEOs party like it’s 2007

266. Poland extends war reparations campaign to Russia

267. Greta Waller on being a painter and paramedic: ‘It’s a sickness. I have to do it’

268. Bomb scares fuel Orbán’s anti-Ukraine election campaign

269. China’s high-speed rail network accelerates world’s largest human migration

270. Where to dine and drink on Hong Kong’s waterfronts

271. Macron arrives in India as blockbuster fighter jet deal nears

272. Danaher closes in on a nearly 10bn deal for med tech company Masimo

273. Anderson Cooper to leave ‘60 Minutes’ in latest shake-up at CBS News

274. India seeks a ‘Delhi Declaration’ on AI

275. EU privacy watchdog opens probe into X over sexualised AI images

276. Thomas Pritzker steps down as Hyatt executive chair over Epstein ties

277. BHP reports sharp rise in first-half profit amid strong demand for copper

278. FirstFT: Fund managers take most bearish position on dollar for a decade

279. EVs must be 70% made in the EU to qualify for state support, Brussels says

280. Keir Starmer says Britain needs to ‘go faster’ on defence spending

281. Europe’s path to security without the US

282. Fed set to loosen US bank rules in attempt to boost mortgage lending

283. Lunar New Year brings nonstop nagging for childless Chinese

284. Rosebank Industries vows to keep London listing as it explores 3bn in US deals

285. Everything you thought about the US labour market is wrong

286. Africa needs its own credit rating agency

287. Ed Miliband strikes clean energy deal with California’s Gavin Newsom

288. Ukraine ex-minister charged with money laundering after trying to flee

289. Starmer cancels plans to delay 30 local council elections

290. UBS ordered to give Credit Suisse shareholders access to valuation documents

291. Souping up data centres could give industrial firms an extra AI boost

292. Where should Democrats go on foreign policy?

293. Iran launches naval drills as tensions with US rise

294. Carillion’s ex-CEO drops challenge to his fine for misleading investors

295. Cabinet Office to probe think-tank’s investigation into journalists

296. UK proposes audit changes to attract Chinese listings

297. The best exhibitions to see in London this weekend

298. Fund managers take most bearish stance on dollar for a decade

299. Bashing Trump’s tariffs is slowly becoming a bipartisan sport

300. Rubio says Orbán’s leadership is ‘essential’ to US interests