1. Trump announces trade deal with Indonesia

2. An embarrassing episode for the British state

3. Wells Fargo reboot should put smaller US banks on guard

4. UK extends subsidy contracts in boost for wind and solar developers

5. UK regulation is a ‘boot on the neck of business’, Reeves to tell City

6. Nvidia and Jane Street back Mira Murati’s AI start-up

7. Silicon Valley is creating plum jobs — for the fortunate few

8. French PM proposes scrapping national holidays and freezing spending to cut deficit

9. US banks say consumers are ‘healthy’ despite economic uncertainty

10. Trump administration has begun search for next Fed Chair

11. A return to tariffs, Taco or not

12. Investors pile into US tech stocks at fastest pace in 16 years

13. June inflation shows US tariff pressures building on consumer prices

14. BlackRock inflows hit by exit of big client

15. Israel targets Syrian military in renewed cross-border strikes

16. Crypto is top money laundering threat, warns new EU watchdog

17. Donald Trump’s frustration with Russia boils over

18. BBC boss Davie admits ‘mistakes’ after string of scandals

19. US inflation reaches 2.7% as Trump tariffs hit

20. Quick guide to the Afghan files

21. Chinese stocks go down at night because no one trusts anyone: study

22. The British state’s battle to contain the fallout from a catastrophic data leak

23. Trump is flunking his Epstein test

24. Nissan to end production at one of Japan’s first large-scale car plants

25. Aspiring Fed chairs play to an audience of one

26. Affected Afghans prepare to sue UK government

27. How one of the gravest security lapses in history was kept secret

28. Inside Mark Carney’s ‘grand bargain’ with the Canadian oil industry

29. UK set up secret Afghan immigration scheme after data leak and gagged media

30. Reeves tears up UK bank ringfence rules in financial services overhaul

31. M&A bankers find dealmaking tough under Trump

32. Google and Brookfield strike 3bn hydro power deal

33. Move over, matcha: a hojicha latte is summer’s buzziest order

34. JPMorgan, Citi and BlackRock to kick off bank reporting season

35. Trump asked Zelenskyy if Ukraine could hit Moscow, say people briefed on call

36. Labour will raise taxes, but on whom?

37. FTSE 100 hits 9,000 points for first time

38. EU eyes retaliatory tariffs against US aircraft, cars and bourbon

39. India reaches clean power capacity target despite coal reliance

40. BoE delays part of post-financial crisis banking reforms

41. Netanyahu’s government teeters as ultra-Orthodox party quits coalition

42. The ECB’s song of fire and flood keeps getting louder

43. Student loans: a drag, not a disaster

44. Japan’s 10-year yield hits highest level since 2008 financial crisis

45. EU weighs sanctions on Israel as concerns mount over Gaza aid deal

46. FirstFT: US threatens Russia with ‘severe’ tariffs

47. How BYD caught up with Tesla in the global EV race

48. Pity the policymakers in the AI jobs tsunami

49. Post Office scandal clouds Fujitsu’s AI rally

50. The strong grounds for optimism for the UK economy

51. City leaders call for ‘tax certainty’ from Rachel Reeves

52. Universities in England at risk of long-term decline, says British Academy

53. Twilight of the M&A giants

54. Plan to boost returns from Russian assets ‘expropriation’, warns Euroclear

55. Starling Bank weighs New York listing as part of US expansion plans

56. Orbán’s son-in-law defends fortune as Hungary’s elite face backlash

57. New York City is still the best place to buy women’s shoes

58. What could Zohran Mamdani mean for NYC’s prime property market?

59. Why a clean sweep on tax reform is the easiest option

60. How a small mining company won a big investment from the Pentagon

61. Catastrophe bond sales hit record as insurers offload climate risks

62. China’s ecommerce giants battle for instant delivery crown

63. Nvidia gets nod from Washington to resume sales of H20 China chip

64. China’s economy grows 5.2% in second quarter

65. Australia’s PM seeks to balance trade and security tensions in Xi meeting

66. India looks for ‘low-hanging fruit’ in high stakes US trade talks

67. Taiwan’s military takes preparation for Chinese invasion to civilians’ doorsteps

68. Measles cases soar in Europe as vaccine coverage falls short

69. US probes imports of drones and critical material in chips and solar panels

70. Reeves dials up risk in UK financial services as she seeks to boost growth

71. Trump’s Maga base split over handling of Jeffrey Epstein files

72. Calpers pushes further into private equity after best results in four years

73. UK to subsidise electric vehicle purchases as sales lag targets

74. Andrew Cuomo vows to run in New York mayoral race as independent

75. Labour postpones London event due to be hosted by Mitie after backlash

76. Starbucks to require corporate staff work from office four days a week

77. EU budget shake-up to shift billions to eastern states

78. US investors should beware of tariff complacency

79. UK ministers issue contradictory messages on tax

80. ‘Murky’ Air India crash report deepens uncertainty for owner Tata

81. Volvo Cars to book 1.2bn charge on tariffs and launch delays

82. Israel launches new attack on Syria with strikes against tanks

83. Reader callout: Have you signed a prenuptial agreement — or do you wish you had?

84. Donald Trump threatens 100% secondary tariffs on Russia

85. Financial institutions should prepare for subsea cable sabotage

86. How magical thinking came for net zero critics

87. Saudi Arabia to boost renewables with 8bn investment

88. How to trade the BBB

89. Zelenskyy nominates new Ukraine PM in major reshuffle

90. Muhammadu Buhari, former Nigerian president, 1942-2025

91. The resurrection of the London-Paris-Berlin triangle

92. Ukraine hits back after top agent assassinated in Kyiv

93. Thames Water announces hosepipe ban across South East

94. A Trumpian offer you can only refuse

95. Warren Buffett comes out on top from Kraft Heinz flop

96. LVMH’s Loro Piana placed under court administration over worker exploitation

97. Lagos is surrounded by water — so where are all the beaches?

98. Germany’s exporters stifled by red tape, says Bundesbank

99. EU warns Trump’s 30% tariffs would eliminate transatlantic trade

100. China approves 35bn Synopsys chip software deal after US eases export curbs

101. Send debate is paved with good intentions

102. European stocks slip after Trump’s tariff threat

103. Trump says US will send Patriot missiles to Ukraine

104. Pensioners versus the new ‘masters of the universe’

105. Bitcoin passes 120,000 milestone as US Congress readies for ‘crypto week’

106. Jane Street deposits 560mn in step to lift India trading ban

107. Trump soaks the rich

108. Lessons from the Kraft-Heinz cul-de-sac

109. Keep calm and carry on as Brussels sidesteps Trump’s tariff threat

110. China’s exports jump in June amid trade war truce with US

111. US investment banking expected to stay in the doldrums

112. German school trips to UK made easier under new deal

113. How a Republican dissident said no to Trump and got away with it

114. Milei’s risky bet on a potent peso

115. Lord Mayor criticises UK companies for choosing low-fee pension schemes

116. Investment banking set to extend worst run in over a decade

117. Reform UK’s ‘Doge’ unit battles councils for access to sensitive data

118. Meta trial becomes test of board culpability over corporate scandals

119. Hot property: five homes in Perugia province, Umbria

120. US investors revive Ukrainian grain terminal in test of wartime financing

121. The markets are signalling a clear winner in the Middle East

122. Cuts in western aid deadlier for Africa than Covid, charity warns

123. Inside Gaza’s ‘death traps’

124. Venture capital investors place bets on demand for battery swapping

125. London’s best restaurant wine lists: an insider’s top five

126. Chinese biotech shares surge as Big Pharma looks to license cancer treatments

127. Taiwan’s central bank tells foreign investors to stop violating capital controls

128. Japan faces an era-defining reset with the US

129. EU to step up foreign subsidy probes, antitrust chief says

130. MPs slam ‘disrespectful’ obstruction by chair of UK financial ombudsman

131. UK sea level rising faster than global average, study finds

132. Trump to miss chance for UK parliamentary address during September state visit

133. WHO’s south-east Asia head ‘on leave’ after Bangladesh corruption allegations

134. FirstFT: North Korea ‘unconditionally’ backs Russia’s war in Ukraine

135. South Africa announces commission to investigate police scandal

136. Macron promises to boost France’s defence budget by 6.5bn over next 2 years

137. FAA says Boeing fuel switches are safe following fatal Air India crash

138. German defence minister calls on arms makers to deliver

139. Former Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari dies

140. UniCredit attacks Italian government’s ‘illegitimate’ use of power over BPM bid

141. Wall Street expects glittering earnings despite trade war

142. Why is change so hard to deliver

143. Make America affordable again

144. North Korea unconditionally backs Putin’s war in Ukraine during Lavrov visit

145. EU pauses trade retaliation against US after Trump’s 30% tariff threat

146. Reeves to hail fiscal ‘stability’ and City risk-taking in Mansion House speech

147. How the Catholic Church views AI

148. Will China hit its mid-year growth target?

149. How Labour can balance the books without doing more damage

150. A more intelligent approach to AI regulation

151. Advertisers flock to Fox seeking an ''audience of one’ — Donald Trump

152. Netherlands rations electricity to ease power grid stresses

153. BCG earned more than 1mn for Gaza aid barge project

154. Barristers in England and Wales struggle to pay bills after legal aid hack

155. Manufacturers plead for US tariff clarity before copper stockpiles dwindle

156. Linda Yaccarino: Musk’s X deputy who ‘tried to ride the tiger’

157. Summertime sadness is a real thing

158. ‘Rory mania’: Local hero boosts golf as Northern Ireland hosts Open

159. Ex-Sequoia partner closes in on 400mn European tech fund

160. Wealthy turn to life insurance to soften blow of new UK inheritance tax rules

161. How mining companies are adapting to newly assertive African states

162. Ireland begins complex forensic dig to locate 796 babies

163. China falls for US-style bulk buying at Sam’s Club despite trade tensions

164. Crypto companies race to get banking foothold in US

165. Vietnam got a Trump trade deal early. Was it worth it?

166. Italian court confirms UniCredit must exit Russia to complete BPM takeover

167. Trump says he will impose 30% tariffs on the EU and Mexico from August 1

168. Erdoğan hails new page in Turkey’s history as Kurdish fighters lay down arms

169. Britain and France’s special responsibility for Europe

170. US demands to know what allies would do in event of war over Taiwan

171. Africa’s top garment exporter could fold under US tariffs, minister says

172. ‘It’s a strength’: female business leaders back Reeves’ tearful moment

173. Japan’s mayo king calls time on baby food as inflation bites and births fall

174. Trump’s frustration with Putin prompts shift of tone on Ukraine

175. Tidings from my stock market humble pie

176. The history of political slogans reveals words are not enough

177. What I could have learnt from René Girard

178. The new age of geoeconomics

179. Texan communities reel as holiday idyll becomes a disaster zone

180. Africa Express relocates to Mexico in ‘Bahidorá!’

181. Director Athina Rachel Tsangari on her pungent rural drama Harvest: ‘You can smell the milk’

182. The anti-heatwave holiday: a two-day trek down the Alps’ biggest glacier

183. Trump gives nepo babies a big beautiful tax boost

184. Trump could trigger another market shock, investors warn

185. Chancellor to open ‘front door’ for investors in UK with concierge service

186. Fuel to Air India 171’s engines was cut off seconds before fatal crash, report says

187. Non-dom exodus hits London market for butlers

188. Musk’s xAI seeks up to 200bn valuation in next fundraising

189. ‘El Chapo’ scion pleads guilty to US trafficking charges

190. Packaged food giant Kraft Heinz explores potential break-up

191. How Elon Musk’s rogue Grok chatbot became a cautionary AI tale

192. Brussels plans new tax on big companies to boost EU budget

193. Britain’s damaging flirtation with a wealth tax

194. Does the US have Dutch disease?

195. Directors’ Deals: Nelson Peltz cashes in 25mn of Unilever shares

196. James Gunn, Hollywood’s box office superhero

197. Trump’s immigration agenda follows the trade template — for good and ill

198. Friedrich Merz’s coalition hits first crisis over supreme court nominee

199. The France-Italy spread has flipped

200. Amazon’s annual deal fest is no longer all about the bargains

201. Coffee tariffs give caffeine fans grounds for concern

202. Kurdish militants burn weapons in step towards peace with Turkey

203. Trump said to have pressed African countries to accept Venezuelan deportees

204. Resetting Franco-British relations: the cross-channel contract

205. Cargo ship sunk by Houthi militants faces losses after sailing uninsured

206. Trump’s ghost of Epstein past

207. The malaise of Marine Le Pen

208. Unite union votes to re-examine relationship with Labour party

209. UK says EU backs migrant returns deal despite pushback from southern members

210. A space has opened up in British politics

211. The rocky path to global carbon pricing

212. Is North Wales setting a sustainable template for second-home tactics?

213. Trump offers to send more arms to Ukraine via Nato allies

214. Israel and Hamas inch closer to Gaza ceasefire deal

215. IEA forecasts slowest oil demand growth since 2009 outside of pandemic

216. Channelling a new approach

217. Los Leones, the Spanish team making rugby sexy again

218. Britain and Europe need to get serious about air conditioning

219. UK economy unexpectedly contracted 0.1% in May

220. Why copper tariffs are different

221. Why Kallas’s aid deal is a major victory for Gaza and the EU

222. National Grid under renewed scrutiny over network maintenance spending

223. Silicon Valley eyes a governance-lite gold rush

224. The return of ‘tariff man’: the week Trump revived the global trade war

225. Google to agree cloud discount as US government squeezes Big Tech

226. Commodity firms poised for 300mn windfall from US copper tariff trade

227. How Africa’s independence movements found their voice in a corner of Manchester

228. Return of the Houthis spooks Red Sea commercial vessels

229. US needs to prepare markets for the risk of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan

230. Rachel Reeves looks at reforms aimed at curbing fiscal volatility

231. Women miss out on ‘free pension money’ from salary sacrifice

232. Italian pension fund’s big bet on Mediobanca raises concerns of government meddling

233. Trump is sowing confusion in the markets

234. How Odesa’s Philharmonic Orchestra played on through the war

235. The Square Mile’s bohemian bolt-hole: Hyde London City hotel

236. How Greece came back from the brink

237. India on track for record IPO year

238. Trump threatens to impose 35% tariff on Canadian goods

239. US state department to begin mass lay-offs ‘in coming days’

240. Heathrow seeks rise in landing charges to fund 10bn expansion

241. Reeves puts reform of UK cash ISAs on hold following backlash

242. UK F-35 jet fleet dogged by delays and staff shortages, watchdog says

243. FirstFT: Europe is ‘losing’ the battle to rival US and China, warns Dimon

244. Two top BCG executives lose leadership roles over Gaza project

245. White House opens new front in attack on Fed chief Powell

246. Lula seizes Trump tariff threat to revive re-election push

247. Citadel Securities buys Morgan Stanley’s options market making unit

248. Pentagon strikes investment deal with US critical minerals producer

249. At couture week, a taste for the strange and macabre

250. US judge blocks Trump order limiting birthright citizenship

251. Climate change poses growing threat to UK economy, says BoE official

252. El Chapo’s son expected to plead guilty to US criminal charges

253. Heat deaths in England could rise 50-fold in next half century, study warns

254. Defence drives a Franco-British rapprochement

255. Musk is still the Tesla wild card

256. Ministers reveal ban on upward-only rent deals for commercial leases

257. Trading firms Virtu and Citadel Securities clash over new options exchange

258. UK-France migration deal fails to address root causes, UN migration chief warns

259. Russia is digging in for the long haul in Ukraine

260. Jamie Dimon tells Europe: ‘You’re losing’

261. Can Ferrero bring out the tiger in Kellogg’s?

262. Robinhood: a bold story with a fairytale valuation

263. Why business leaders don’t make good ministers

264. Apocalypse in the Tropics — how Bolsonaro gained and lost power

265. Quinn Emanuel files suit over unpaid 30mn fee after winning merger fight

266. L&G agrees up to 20bn private credit partnership with Blackstone

267. Childproofing the internet is a bad idea

268. World Food Programme reviews its partnership with BCG over Gaza work

269. EU pushes ahead with AI code of practice

270. Corporate winners and losers of the ‘big beautiful bill’

271. EU strikes deal with Israel to increase aid shipments to Gaza

272. Market volatility recedes as investors brush off Trump’s tariff threats

273. UK crime agency arrests 4 people over cyber attacks on retailers

274. PageGroup flags recovery in US jobs market

275. Britain is living beyond its means

276. The US throws a lifeline to the green hydrogen industry — will it be enough?

277. Uniqlo basks in consumers buying ‘summer all year’ clothes in hotter climate

278. Delta offers rosier outlook as flight demand ‘stabilises’

279. The frightening world without the dollar

280. Iran poses ‘persistent’ threat to UK, warns intelligence committee

281. Coffee prices climb after Trump threatens 50% tariffs on Brazil

282. Royal Mail cuts Saturday deliveries following service shake up

283. Starmer and Macron close in on migrant returns deal

284. Jake Berry’s defection signals Tory party is in deep trouble

285. Russian missiles and drones pound Ukraine’s capital ahead of Rome summit

286. UK government backs away from zonal pricing for electricity

287. Foxconn eyes Japan-made EVs and China’s AI evolves

288. Trafigura-owned biodiesel plant to close in new blow to UK industry

289. FirstFT: Trump threatens to impose 50% tariff on Brazil

290. Europe confronts Ukraine’s cash crunch at Meloni’s summit for Kyiv

291. Pension funds gilts

292. Canada’s push to become an energy superpower

293. News-powered hedge fund group Hunterbrook valued at 100mn

294. Texas floods ring alarm bells over global early warning systems

295. The UK’s Apollo-backed insurance juggernaut

296. Europe just years away from uncrewed fighter jets, says defence start-up Helsing

297. Thames Water weighs last-minute rescue backed by ex-Lib Dem peer

298. Reeves asks FCA head of communications to review Treasury media operation

299. Veteran mining boss Friedland hails Trump’s ‘intelligent’ copper tariffs

300. Indonesia says EU deforestation law is still unworkable