1. China industrial profits slide as trade war uncertainty sets in

2. Enrico Letta: ‘If we have 27 markets, we will be a colony of Wall Street’

3. Brazil supreme court rules digital platforms are liable for users’ posts

4. Von der Leyen proposes setting up EU-led alternative to WTO

5. Bet-the-farm securitisations make an unwelcome return

6. ‘Fire and rehire’ employment reforms need rethink says UK union leader

7. How Starmer averted ‘civil war’ with Labour MPs after diluting welfare cuts

8. Big accounting firms fail to track AI impact on audit quality, says regulator

9. Germany’s Social Democrats face mutiny over Russia

10. How Israel inadvertently reawakened Iranian nationalism

11. Centrica set to take 15% stake in Sizewell C nuclear project

12. BoE urged to curb bond sales investors say could ‘reignite’ sell-off

13. Should we stop the UK’s best talent moving to London?

14. ECB beat inflation without heavy economic costs, says departing hawk

15. Gold glitters as mistrust spreads

16. Eric Trump opens door to political dynasty

17. David Gentleman — ‘Confidence is the key thing. Without it, you don’t draw’

18. The rollercoaster ride of Britain’s financial markets

19. Developer Jamie Reuben: ‘London needs to make foreign investors feel welcome’

20. Inside the private equity-insurance nexus

21. How Turkey’s struggling economy is hurting Erdoğan

22. Labour MPs rebel against UK welfare reform

23. Xiaomi shares soar to record after phonemaker sells 200,000 electric SUVs in 3 minutes

24. China’s ‘Summer Davos’ offers rare respite from trade war

25. South Korea’s BTS fuels hope of K-pop revival

26. India-US trade deal hits a rough patch

27. Trump says US-China trade truce has been ‘signed’

28. UK vehicle production hits 76-year low in May as Trump tariffs bite

29. FirstFT: Iran’s uranium largely intact, early European intelligence suggests

30. Nike posts worst results in years but says outlook is improving

31. US Treasury asks Congress to scrap retaliatory tax measure in Trump bill

32. Tesla parts ways with top executive and fixer for Elon Musk

33. Apple to open App Store to competitors in EU as it seeks to avoid fines

34. Anna Wintour to step down as editor of US Vogue

35. Trump Mobile quietly drops ‘Made in America’ smartphone promise

36. Private equity firm HIG targets 800mn for sale of ex-KPMG restructuring unit

37. Minister promises to curb powers of UK’s financial ombudsman

38. Israel halts food aid deliveries to northern Gaza despite famine threat

39. Private credit joins the US tax-break treasure hunt

40. AI returns still a long way from justifying investment mania

41. Luxury credit card arms race is a sign of the times

42. Merz ‘delusional’ over US sparing German cars in EU trade deal

43. America’s brain drain can be Britain’s gain — if we move fast

44. UK told to split leadership of statistics office after bungles

45. Britain’s industrial strategy will not guarantee growth

46. US goods exports tumble by most since 2020 as Trump’s tariffs disrupt trade

47. Iran moved uranium from Fordow before US strikes, EU capitals believe

48. Nato victorious in its battle to win over Donald Trump

49. We are the new gremlins in the AI machine

50. BoE’s Bailey sees signs of softer jobs market and predicts further rate cuts

51. Temperatures reach dangerous highs as ‘heat domes’ hit US and Europe

52. New FDI projects in the UK fall to record low

53. Ed Miliband set to reject 24bn plan to bring power from Morocco to UK

54. Some EU leaders can’t live with Trump — others can’t live without him

55. A defeat Keir Starmer cannot afford

56. Khamenei says US bombing of Iran ‘did not achieve anything’

57. Can hydropower keep the lights on?

58. EU strikes deal to overhaul bank failure rules

59. Jes Staley fails to overturn ban over Epstein links

60. The economic consequences of Trump’s second coming

61. New York’s new-wave Caribbean cuisine

62. How war became contagious

63. Taiwan develops suicide drones akin to Ukraine’s to defend against China

64. UK Jewish body suspends deputies over letter criticising Israeli offensive in Gaza

65. Trump calls on Israel to cancel Netanyahu’s corruption trial

66. Is Zohran Mamdani US Democrats’ saviour or ‘albatross’?

67. Downing Street prepares concessions to Labour welfare rebels to salvage bill

68. Sánchez at risk as Nato gamble sparks Trump’s ire

69. Labour’s blame game ignores what’s really missing at the top

70. ABF raises stakes in government stand-off over UK bioethanol plant

71. High-priced drones and Japan’s hidden AI champion

72. Shell says it has ‘no intention’ of making offer for BP

73. Can ‘clean fashion’ perform?

74. A resilient economy makes a resilient market

75. EU leaders shift from defence to trade as Trump looms over Brussels summit

76. Dollar hits 3-year low as Trump mulls naming next Fed chair early

77. Why markets are unfazed by the Middle East conflict

78. US businesses shy about attendance at China’s Davos

79. US strikes on Iran force China to reconsider Trump’s isolationism

80. Wall Street’s new battle: DSAs vs CFAs

81. The US is failing its green tech ‘Sputnik moment’

82. UK worker rights overhaul among bills delayed until at least autumn

83. Italian bank capital deal smacks of industrial policy

84. Reddit vows to stay human to emerge a winner from artificial intelligence

85. Ursula von der Leyen faces no confidence vote over Pfizergate

86. Markets should watch out for the summer fling

87. How the next financial crisis starts

88. Fears over US debt load and inflation ignite exodus from long-term bonds

89. Draw your own chart game: oil prices

90. Top US companies walk fine line on climate amid competing pressures

91. Investors press South Africa to lower inflation target

92. Europe’s green steel ambitions falter as energy costs take toll

93. German watchdog says Wirecard mistakes have made it more willing to ‘step on toes’

94. Private equity-backed Visma picks London for blockbuster tech IPO

95. The many tragedies of ending US aid

96. Military briefing: Israel and Iran size up war damage

97. How Countries Go Broke — Ray Dalio on why timing is everything

98. Kyiv’s sleepless nights under fire

99. The high-tech fight against shoplifters

100. The Hong Kong property developer rushing to refinance billions of dollars in loans

101. How Reform’s anti-asylum message won over Durham’s former mining communities

102. Hong Kong intervenes to defend currency peg

103. Amazon MGM Studios names Denis Villeneuve as next James Bond director

104. Mediator puts forward 20mn Paramount settlement with Trump

105. Meta wins artificial intelligence copyright case in blow to authors

106. Kennedy to cease US funding for global vaccine alliance

107. Nearly ‘one child in every classroom’ is typically born using IVF in UK

108. US imposes sanctions on Mexican finance firms over China fentanyl trade

109. FirstFT: Trump shifts his attitude towards Zelenskyy and Putin

110. Eight people killed in Kenya in rallies to mark anniversary of tax protests

111. Morgan McSweeney: Labour’s election fixer draws fire as welfare rebellion looms

112. Trump brands Mamdani ‘100% Communist Lunatic’

113. Nvidia shares hit record high on renewed AI optimism

114. The incredible shrinking fish: Baltic cod evolve to dodge nets

115. Nato promises historic rearmament shift in bid to win over Trump

116. Fed unveils plans to reduce capital rules imposed after 2008 crisis

117. Wall Street reels from Mamdani victory in New York mayoral primary

118. UK trade must not be based on ‘post-imperial delusions’, says Douglas Alexander

119. Shell denies takeover talks with UK rival BP

120. A fragile truce in the Middle East

121. Trump changes tune on Zelenskyy and Putin

122. White House insists Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ bill will help slash US debt

123. Big Four firms fined in new exam cheating scandal

124. First ETF tracking ‘autocallable’ structured products launched in US

125. FedEx demand ‘deteriorated sharply’ on China route amid Trump’s trade war

126. Thatcher’s legacy endures in Labour’s industrial strategy

127. Nato members agree on 5% defence spending target

128. Russia no longer needs Iran’s help to sustain the war in Ukraine

129. UK government vows to push ahead with welfare vote despite rebellion

130. America’s retreat from the world stalls again

131. The US’s clean tech finance advantage is looking vulnerable

132. ‘We want Tehran standing tall’: on the ground in Iran’s capital after Israel war

133. Builder.ai ‘Chief Wizard’ Sachin Dev Duggal made 20mn in share sales

134. Drug ad ban could leave US pharma with a bad case of withdrawal

135. The return of China’s ‘Little Africa’

136. Seven ways to negotiate on property like a buying agent

137. Tesla’s European sales fall for fifth consecutive month

138. Iran’s parliament votes to halt co-operation with nuclear watchdog

139. Brussels set to disregard ECB warnings over stablecoin rules

140. Ukraine to set up war tribunal with Council of Europe

141. Babcock shares top FTSE 100 as UK defence contractor raises profit targets

142. The Wolf-Krugman Exchange: AI hype vs reality

143. Welfare rebellion exposes cracks in Starmer’s political operation

144. Donald Trump compares US strikes on Iran to atomic bombing of Hiroshima

145. Warren demands information on PE’s lobbying to secure tax breaks

146. UK ministers line up 500mn transport package for Universal theme park

147. Italy’s Monte dei Paschi says ECB has approved Mediobanca takeover

148. Whale-watching the stablecoin trade in ersatz roubles for sort-of dollars

149. China’s premier vows to ‘open its doors wider’ to trade and tech industry

150. Why Nato fears the worst as Trump decides on US support for Europe

151. Iran’s path forward

152. The end of the UK’s ‘bailout era’

153. Trump, Netanyahu and the new Middle East

154. Creativity is one industry where the UK really could work magic

155. Why art dealers are up in arms at the EU’s new anti-terror legislation

156. EDF chief weighs asset sales as Paris pushes for new nuclear focus

157. ‘We’ve watched this movie before’: oil traders shrug off Mideast tumult

158. Trump’s wavering on Nato defence pact casts pall over summit

159. Israeli stocks surge to record highs during war with Iran

160. What has happened to Ukraine’s refugees?

161. Inject equity in green industry not subsidies, EU tells capitals

162. US liability insurance on verge of ‘breakdown’ from tide of claims

163. Deal hunger stirs among US banks at prospect of looser regulation

164. A room at Dishoom: the cult restaurant opens a tiny hotel

165. Wealth managers gear up to put UK savings into private assets

166. Carmakers push back against Apple’s takeover of the dashboard

167. Strings attached: a Q&A with Wimbledon’s premier tennis racket shop

168. Singapore crypto crackdown set to spark moves to Hong Kong and Dubai

169. In pictures: St Paul’s marks 350th anniversary with rare glimpse of its inner sanctum

170. Crypto coin for Russian shadow payments moves 9bn

171. Can HSBC cut its way to growth?

172. Andrew Cuomo concedes New York City mayoral Democratic primary to Zohran Mamdani

173. Trump chaos breeds opportunity for lawyers

174. Soaring pay rates fuel the rise of the superstar lawyer

175. Air India crash tests Modi’s ambition to get country flying

176. UK to purchase US jets capable of carrying nuclear weapons

177. Most Britons view US as security threat after Trump’s election

178. UK graduate job openings at lowest level since 2018

179. Rising aviation emissions threaten UK climate targets, official advisers warn

180. Taiwan has upped the ante in the cold war over chips

181. US strikes only delayed Iran’s nuclear progress, says intelligence report

182. Kennedy’s touting of ‘wearables’ sends medical device makers’ shares higher

183. FirstFT: Trump presses Israel and Iran to uphold ceasefire

184. Wall Street firms emerge as top bidders for insurer Brighthouse

185. Starmer faces growing Labour rebellion over welfare cuts

186. BoE’s Bailey warns on UK productivity in challenge to Reeves

187. Too soon to celebrate peace between Iran and Israel?

188. OpenAI and Jony Ive accused of trying to ‘bury’ rival start-up in trademark dispute

189. The war that will remake Iran’s Islamic republic

190. Trump lashes out at Israel and Iran in push to preserve ceasefire

191. China is working to undermine UK democracy, government warns

192. In charts: UK’s welfare reforms to hit the country’s poorest

193. Does Iran’s nuclear programme have a future?

194. When Milan men’s fashion week turned pyjama party

195. Britain will search in vain for ways to hobble Google

196. Trump signals sanctions relief for China to buy Iran’s oil

197. A test for global public health

198. EU readies retaliatory tariffs to secure better trade deal with Trump

199. Tesla threatened with fine in France over ‘deceptive’ claims

200. How Trump brokered a fragile Israel-Iran ceasefire

201. Labour’s industrial policy can succeed where Biden failed

202. Donald Trump’s head-spinning Iran policy

203. Gulf expat bubble punctured by missiles

204. FTAV now America’s messy legislative sausage-making

205. Powell to push back on calls for Fed rate cuts as soon as July

206. Co-op ditches carrots from Israel as retailer seeks to ‘build peace’

207. Spain blocks BBVA from merging with Sabadell for at least three years

208. Trump’s fragile peace in the Middle East

209. Europe should not go it alone on defence

210. The dangers of stablecoins

211. Stablecoins ‘perform poorly’ as money, central banks warn

212. How fragile is Europe’s gas supply?

213. Adani announces up to 100bn investment and shrugs off US charges

214. French Socialists threaten to topple Bayrou government over pensions

215. China has influence over ports across Latin America, US think-tank reports

216. The poppiest pop-ups of summer 2025

217. Nato’s Rutte says Trump is committed to alliance if Europe pays more

218. Cuomo vs Mamdani: New York mayoral race showcases Democratic rift

219. ‘Tiger-fighting’ anti-graft official takes helm at China-backed AIIB

220. Labour’s welfare revolt shows politics always catches up with policy

221. Google faces UK push to loosen its grip on search

222. YouTube’s exemption from Australia’s social media ban under scrutiny

223. Last call for Tacos?

224. Taiwan warms up to a SWF

225. Rutte guides shaky Nato spending ship through Trump-infested waters

226. Will the wheels come off Nato?

227. Hull clean fuel hub in jeopardy after UK-US trade deal

228. Jeff Bezos’s wedding draws storm of protest in Venice

229. The mayoral candidate freaking out Wall Street

230. Congress weighs multibillion-dollar tax cut for private credit investors

231. London’s independent ad agencies will survive the AI apocalypse

232. US arms groups woo European rivals as they target region’s rising spending

233. ECB could still cut rates despite oil market volatility, top policymaker says

234. Why global imbalances do matter

235. Europe’s plan to finally make its single market work

236. Italy’s Monte dei Paschi sale sparks EU scrutiny after global investors sidelined

237. DWS chief urges Europe to accept more Chinese and Gulf investment

238. Tory donor to plead guilty over US political contributions

239. Gazans feed starving children with milky water as famine nears

240. Russia bets on unjammable drones to gain ground in Ukraine

241. Smash hits: nine Londoners’ favourite public courts

242. Emerging markets defy investor gloom to outshine developed world

243. Air India’s inflection point

244. ‘Regime change’ or peace: Trump’s head-spinning Iran policy

245. Donald Trump claims Israel and Iran have agreed ceasefire

246. US House of Representatives bans WhatsApp on government devices

247. FirstFT: Trump thanks Iran for ‘very weak’ retaliation against US air strikes

248. UK defence funding will hit 5% of GDP by 2035, Starmer to tell Nato summit

249. Germany to boost defence spending at faster rate than France or UK

250. Dozens of rebel Labour MPs seek to halt Starmer’s welfare reforms

251. IBM Consulting hires EY veteran Andy Baldwin

252. Iran launches missile strikes at US air base in Qatar

253. Is Labour’s industrial strategy worth the wait?

254. Oil sinks as traders bet Iran’s attack in Qatar will lead to de-escalation

255. Al Udeid: Iran attacks nerve centre of US air power in Gulf

256. UK takeover scrutiny to be relaxed as part of industrial strategy

257. Israel strikes notorious Tehran prison as attacks on Iran intensify

258. Macron and Merz: Europe must arm itself in an unstable world

259. Oil majors pull staff from Iraq amid fears of retaliation by Iran

260. Impact of Iran-Israel conflict on oil could last for years

261. Wall Street should heed the signal from Mamdani’s mayoral race

262. Cobalt price jumps as DR Congo extends export ban

263. Amid Iran market risks, watch gas as well as oil

264. UK moves to ban pro-Palestinian protest group after air base break-in

265. Canada and EU inch closer together on defence

266. Fed official Michelle Bowman calls for rate cuts as soon as July

267. Iranian paramilitaries go on the hunt for Mossad agents

268. A road map to rebalance the Nato alliance

269. National investigation launched into maternity care in England

270. Trump vs Maga

271. Military briefing: will Iran start a new ‘tanker war’?

272. Oman to be first Arab state in the Gulf to levy personal income tax

273. Travel outside your political tribe? Many are saying no thanks

274. Sánchez torpedoes Nato unity on eve of crucial summit

275. Germany floats return to conscription if volunteer plan fails

276. Governments aren’t hearing the calls for aid

277. Apple locked in last-minute App Store negotiations to avoid Brussels fines

278. UK output price inflation hits 4-year low, survey shows

279. ‘ESD’: an investor framework for an era of upheaval

280. Trump must resist the siren call of regime change in Iran

281. The 10 most entertaining terraces in London

282. Advent agrees 4.4bn takeover of London-listed Spectris

283. Farage to offer non-doms 250,000 fee to avoid UK tax for life

284. Keir Starmer’s balancing act on Iran risks political pain at home

285. The US, Iran and markets

286. Japan’s ruling party suffers record low result in Tokyo poll

287. End Nato secrecy to convince voters on defence spending, says Lithuania

288. Starbucks barista union recruitment collides with company hiring spree

289. The Florida phone network behind Trump Mobile’s ‘Made in America’ ambitions

290. Tariffs on household goods bring home costs of Trump’s trade wars

291. Trump and Tehran can still make a deal

292. Campaigners launch legal challenge to Thames Water reservoir plan

293. UK government to invest more than 500mn in quantum computing

294. Where is Iran’s uranium? Fate of strike hangs on 400kg stockpile

295. EU should use trade deals to send back migrants, says Belgian minister

296. China needs to take a long-term view and let the renminbi rise

297. UK lobbies South Korea to switch to Rolls-Royce for new fighter jet programme

298. Resilience to Trump tariffs helps push Tampa to top of FT-Nikkei rankings

299. The industrial strategy will provide certainty for business

300. ‘Kirklandisation’ of Big Law pushes firms to launch salaried partnerships