1. AstraZeneca wins shareholder approval for New York listing

2. NHS productivity falls even as hospital efficiency in England rises

3. The Renters’ Rights Act risks creating a two-tier rental market

4. Miami realtors pitch safe spaces for millionaires fleeing Mamdani’s New York

5. OpenAI strikes 38bn computing deal with Amazon

6. Pfizer files second lawsuit to block Novo Nordisk’s 9bn Metsera bid

7. AI vs faith

8. Hedge fund Millennium sells 15% stake to top investors

9. Ghosts of political violence stir in Colombia

10. Singapore plans to turn Lee Kuan Yew’s house into national monument

11. Tariff-hit Mexico and Canada face contrasting fortunes

12. Israeli military’s former top lawyer arrested over leaked prisoner video

13. Merger deal creates 13bn oil and gas player focused on Permian Basin

14. The far right can win in Europe but it struggles to govern

15. Kimberly-Clark swoops on Kenvue in 49bn deal

16. Chinese intimidation stopped UK university from publishing human rights report

17. US allows Microsoft to ship Nvidia AI chips to use in UAE for first time

18. ‘Fresco. Palazzo. For Sale. Go’

19. Carney to present first budget after drawing cabinet from private sector

20. London needs new listings, but Princes’ float just kicks the can

21. Would Farage in power threaten BoE’s independence?

22. Man charged with 10 acts of attempted murder over train stabbing

23. Nigel Farage to drop tax-cut plans to focus on slashing public spending

24. OECD reports sharp fall in work-related migration to rich countries

25. Valencia leader quits over long lunch during fatal floods

26. Don’t mess with the Fed

27. Lay-offs and AI

28. Why the EU is delaying its enlargement homework

29. Asset Management: More private credit warnings

30. An Odessa File sequel, spies in Paris and Fleet Street in peril — the latest thriller round-up

31. BDO explores ways to fund mergers of national firms

32. BoE expects closely fought meeting over rate cut

33. Books, malls and cars: where the physical world still rules

34. Commerzbank could leave landmark Frankfurt HQ as it embarks on cost-cutting drive

35. Trump’s economy on the ballot

36. Czech Eurosceptic Babiš to agree coalition deal with far-right

37. Businesses press Supreme Court to strike down Trump’s emergency tariff power

38. The US right should stop fearing the female

39. The UK bank bashing must stop

40. Trump’s university backlash drives US researchers towards Europe

41. What next for Andrea Orcel’s UniCredit?

42. Young Britons’ attitudes hardening on crime and welfare

43. Indonesia’s China-backed bullet train derailed by mounting debt

44. UK small businesses struggling to take advantage of trade deals

45. FirstFT: US bank mergers surge under Trump

46. City bosses warn on pay as UK minimum wage closes in on graduate salaries

47. Tech groups struggle to solve AI’s big security flaw

48. Train stabbing fuels UK public’s feeling of insecurity

49. Maverick outsider on track to be mayor of New York City

50. US bank deals surge as Trump-era regulators race through approvals

51. Opec to pause oil output rises next year after warnings of glut

52. Coffee commotion puts German view of venture capital under scrutiny

53. Netanyahu warns Iran-backed groups in Lebanon and Yemen

54. A welcome revival of the Dutch political centre

55. Hundreds feared dead in Tanzania as president claims election victory

56. US accused of ‘Mob’ tactics to sink climate deal

57. Louvre heist suspects had previous convictions together

58. Israel unveils tax benefits in bid to reverse tech brain drain

59. Renewed drive for autonomous cars as tech giants muscle in

60. Will the Bank of England cut interest rates?

61. The economic upsides of Trump’s second term

62. Police say ‘nothing to suggest’ Cambridgeshire train stabbing was terrorism

63. Inside CVC’s 9bn search for ‘untapped potential’ in sports media market

64. Trump, plastic bags and Taylor ham: New Jersey race takes populist turn

65. No new planes for UK if taxes keep rising, warn Ryanair and Wizz Air

66. Don’t let Europe’s deregulatory temptations weaken its democracies

67. EU set to expand supervision of stock and crypto exchanges

68. Brazil’s brutal drug raid exposes Lula’s political weakness

69. Sí, oui, ja! You can learn a language late in life

70. Elon Musk’s Grokipedia is a major own goal

71. US pushes for wider global dollar adoption

72. Private capital zombie firms will pile up in next decade, says EQT chief

73. Inside China’s booming market for 2-minute soap operas

74. London becomes ‘quant’ powerhouse as traders rake in revenues

75. Hizbollah-linked groups turn to digital payments for fundraising

76. The new hot job in AI: forward-deployed engineers

77. Six new prime property hotspots – including Paris, Madrid and Dubai

78. It is time for business schools to think locally

79. Wharton tops FT ranking of business schools with impact

80. Two arrested after ‘multiple’ stabbings on train north of London

81. Trump threatens Nigeria with military action over violence against Christians

82. Carney says he apologised to Trump over Reagan anti-tariff ad

83. Gulf states will invest in Lebanon if Hizbollah disarms, says top US diplomat

84. Berkshire Hathaway offloads further 6.1bn of stock

85. Surge in offshore bond sales as UK investors look to cut tax bills

86. Dutch centrists come roaring back but far right remains strong

87. Poor Americans to face delay in food aid as government remains shuttered

88. A finance chief joined the Trump administration. Then his company unravelled

89. China signals easing of Nexperia semiconductor export ban

90. Real Madrid’s 200 shirt kicks off new front in fight for fan revenue

91. Michael Jackson estate paid 2.5mn in bid to settle sexual abuse claims

92. The cosmopolitan conservative

93. He rescued the Michael Jackson estate. Can he save the star’s legacy?

94. Egyptian president Sisi to inaugurate new mega-museum

95. Broadband operator saddled with 1bn debt pile tries to find buyer

96. Safety strategies for a bubble market

97. Populists of the left and right unite behind the politics of easy answers

98. To boost UK productivity, ordinary workers must bear more of the tax burden

99. Jihadis encircle Mali’s capital as they close in on power

100. China’s ‘red tourism’ boom

101. The men who stared at mushroom clouds

102. The ascension of America’s Catholic right

103. Annabel Goldsmith, society figure, 1934-2025

104. Our love affair with ancient Egypt will never die

105. From here to Eternithaus – the Berlin landmark that continues to inspire

106. A former ambassador on what Trump wants from Venezuela strikes

107. Canada launches C6.4bn minerals push as race to counter China heats up

108. Reeves plans tax raid on owners of expensive homes

109. Private jet owners rent out aircraft engines amid supply crunch

110. Trump stirs global alarm with pledge to restart nuclear testing

111. Pfizer wins early US approval of bid to take over obesity biotech Metsera

112. Fed officials’ opposition to rate cut signals growing challenge from hawks

113. US stocks ride AI hype and trade truce to 6-month winning streak

114. Animal spirits have returned to M&A

115. First Brands formally accused of ‘massive fraud’ by lenders

116. Africa takes lead in emerging market rally as ‘real’ assets attract investors

117. Big Tech’s market dominance is becoming ever more extreme

118. Guyana’s Lamborghini-driving opposition leader arrested on US corruption charges

119. French parliament strikes down wealth tax demanded by Socialists

120. Andrew Holness, the prime minister rebuilding Jamaica

121. Directors’ Deals: Paja buys in as Coats bounces back from April low

122. Stockpickers: Airtel Africa, C&C Group, Ultimate Products

123. Tracking Ukraine’s battle against Russia in maps and charts

124. Carelessness costs political lives

125. Crime-weary Rio residents back Brazil’s bloodiest ever police raid

126. How to spend it in November – from heirloom Argyles to dinner at The Ritz

127. Onset Financial: the rap sheet

128. Why AI is a double-edged sword for retailers

129. Israel still slowing aid deliveries into Gaza, humanitarian groups say

130. Israeli energy minister stalls 35bn natural gas deal with Egypt

131. China ‘made a real mistake’ by ‘firing shots’ on rare earths, Bessent says

132. Credit market hit with 200bn ‘flood’ of AI-related issuance

133. Universal basic credit would create a fair AI economy

134. Submit your questions: Is the political tide turning in the US?

135. Reeves’ 30bn treasure hunt

136. The Pursuit of Liberty — a founders’ warning of the dangers of Trump

137. Democrats are locked on campus

138. Iranians defy Halloween ban with pumpkins and scary movies

139. Why adaptation funds can be harder to raise

140. Why I love the IMF global financial stability report

141. Exxon and Chevron boost output despite falling oil prices

142. The glistening allure of Gilded Age jewellery

143. Eurozone inflation falls to 2.1% in October

144. Corporate job losses mount amid tightening economy and AI growth

145. Drone start-up backed by Peter Thiel crashed and burned in armed forces trials

146. Renters may have to wait for upside of Labour’s reforms

147. Colman Domingo is the man who can

148. Princes London IPO meets lukewarm reception from investors

149. Big Tech earnings: profits and cash still matter

150. Why EU countries still can’t agree on a 2040 climate target

151. Will Trump’s progress in Asia last?

152. Gina Rinehart’s mining group warns iron ore demand has ‘plateaued’

153. Hong Kong insurance sales hit record as Chinese hunt for higher returns

154. Children struggle to read because of outdated teaching, study says

155. Full abolition of two-child benefit cap not expected in Budget

156. Spain drafts king into China charm offensive

157. Fed eases investor concerns with plan to end QT and buy more bonds

158. Are Britain and the US losing their allure to top international talent?

159. ‘Rely on America at your peril’: the vagaries of Trump’s foreign policy

160. FTSE 100 boss moves residency to run events group from UAE

161. Kohl’s grandson joins revolt against Merz’s pension plan

162. Pursuit of ‘healthy hedonism’ drives UK sauna boom

163. Trump-Putin summit cancelled after Moscow sent memo to Washington

164. Interactive: explore England’s new deprivation map

165. Green activists need to think beyond carbon emissions

166. Spooky cities

167. Satellite images and videos capture atrocities unfolding in Sudan

168. US philanthropists move hundreds of millions to UK to avoid Trump threats

169. Nutella maker in hazelnut stand-off with Turkish dealers

170. What exactly are we paying for? The legacy of privatising utilities

171. Weil lawyer invested millions in fund that owned Pegasus spyware maker

172. China’s factory activity contracts for seventh straight month

173. Trump boosts South Korea’s nuclear submarine ambitions

174. Sumant Sinha: Renewables can’t keep up with India’s surging power needs

175. Aquarian Holdings nears 4bn deal to take private US insurer Brighthouse

176. FirstFT: Donald Trump and Xi Jinping react to US-China trade truce

177. Xi-Trump summit underlines China’s growing confidence as a US peer

178. Federal Reserve plans to shrink board of top banking supervisor

179. King Charles strips Andrew of prince title and ejects him from mansion

180. Apple predicts holiday boom in iPhone sales

181. Amazon revenues rise 13% on strength in cloud computing unit

182. Top Cinven executives at risk of UK boardroom ban after drug price gouging

183. Starmer puts Labour MPs on notice for Budget tax rises

184. A temporary truce in US-China trade tensions

185. Batteries are crucial technology for the 21st century

186. A tale of two embassies: UK-China dispute threatens diplomatic cooling

187. In the AI boom, not all capex is created equal

188. Tanzania shaken by unprecedented protests at ‘sham election’

189. Delaware top lawyer warns of legal action if OpenAI fails to act in public interest

190. A defence-led growth strategy comes with compromises

191. The US and Russia can lead the way in banning nuclear-armed drones

192. Architect Charles Zana talks taste

193. Meta to raise 25bn from bond sale amid soaring AI costs

194. Israel’s ultraorthodox hold mass protest against military conscription

195. Shareholders reject 9bn CoreWeave offer for Core Scientific

196. Milei plots labour and tax overhaul for Argentina after election win

197. Now is the time for Argentina to float the peso

198. Retail traders being pushed into risky ‘professional’ bets, UK watchdog warns

199. ECB holds interest rates at 2%

200. Federal Reserve is ‘driving in the fog’ as shutdown clouds outlook, Powell says

201. Tips are taking the place of restaurant wages

202. Mark Zuckerberg goes all in on the AI YOLO trade

203. Liberal leader poised to become next Dutch prime minister

204. The Royal Academy’s A Story of South Asian Art celebrates a path-breaking Indian modernist

205. VW warns of 5bn tariff hit after first loss since Covid

206. BYD profit falls 33% as Chinese EV maker doubles down on overseas markets

207. Starmer needs more than anti-racist soundbites to stop Farage

208. Reeves may be forced to repay 38,000 in rent after admitting breaching housing rules

209. British right and left alike struggle with spending cuts

210. French Socialists will climb down on wealth tax, says François Hollande

211. The four horsemen of Europe’s tech dependency

212. Crypto funds price war erupts as market opens to UK investors

213. Merck’s record cancer drug sales power earnings growth

214. Novo Nordisk gatecrashes Pfizer deal with 9bn bid for Metsera

215. Germany dodges recession but stagnates in third quarter

216. Five more arrested over 88mn Louvre royal jewel heist

217. What’s the market pricing for US inflation?

218. Inflation and interest rates tracker: see how your country compares

219. Lukoil agrees sale of international assets to Gunvor after US sanctions

220. Shawbrook shares jump on London debut

221. Virgin Trains cleared to run Channel Tunnel services after regulator ruling

222. China’s auto funding blitz and a US rush for rare earths

223. Jay Powell thinks rates don’t have far to fall

224. Capgemini chief calls for EU’s flagship rules on AI to be suspended

225. Antitrust and liability management worlds collide

226. Real Madrid seeks more than 4bn in damages from Uefa over Super League debacle

227. On tariffs, the Supreme Court can’t do what Congress won’t

228. Quantum technology is coming to the real world

229. Our devices work for Big Tech, not us

230. Virgin Media O2 in talks for 2bn takeover of broadband rival

231. EU states to help each other move tanks across continent in case of war

232. New York City pension chief defends ‘optimistic’ tech valuations

233. Postcard from Italy: checking in at Europe’s highest hotel

234. UK right-wing voters are more anti-immigrant than Trump supporters, survey finds

235. Ghost-hunting, Tokyo style

236. How quirky prediction markets evolved into sports gambling behemoths

237. How a flashy Utah-based leasing firm lent billions to First Brands

238. Iran’s president floats plan to build new capital city

239. New homes: even if you build them, there’s no one to buy them

240. Canal takes on Netflix in Africa with 3bn bet on satellite TV

241. The race to launch a pill for weight loss

242. Are Trump’s Tariffs legal? With Jennifer Hillman

243. Yen softens as Bank of Japan keeps rates on hold

244. Trump calls to restart nuclear weapons testing ‘immediately’

245. Big Tech tests investors’ patience with 80bn AI investment spree

246. Trump says South Korea can build nuclear-powered submarines in US

247. China’s Xi starts talks with Trump on trade

248. Reeves admits breaking housing rules while renting out family home

249. Italian court rejects Meloni’s plan to revive 13.5bn Sicily bridge project

250. FirstFT: US and South Korea reach trade deal

251. Chipotle lowers sales forecast as consumers pull back on dining out

252. Liberal D66 party set to win Dutch parliamentary elections, exit poll suggests

253. Starbucks arrests sales decline as turnaround builds steam

254. Reeves looks at early scrapping of windfall tax on UK oil and gas sector

255. AI growth under scrutiny as Alphabet, Meta and Microsoft report results

256. Plan to cap ground rents causes concern among UK landlords

257. Fed signals it will halt QT as it cuts rates by a quarter point

258. Trump administration quietly pays overdue WTO fees

259. The bridge that bursts Britain’s public spending myths

260. Germany’s fading economic opportunity

261. Mittal joint venture says it has stopped buying Russian oil

262. There are still spaces left at our NYC pub quiz on 11 November. Did we mention the prizes?

263. EU to probe sale of Anglo’s nickel business to China-backed MMG

264. Why optimists build better infrastructure

265. Zohran Mamdani’s mother on raising a political star

266. Israel launches strikes on Lebanon as pressure to disarm Hizbollah grows

267. Birmingham budget cuts put bankruptcy under scrutiny

268. Morgan Stanley to extend reach into private groups in deal for EquityZen

269. ‘Cable cowboy’ John Malone to step down from media and telecoms empire

270. Starmer refuses to stand by manifesto tax pledge

271. Epping sex offender received 500 to co-operate with deportation

272. First ‘envoy’ for north appointed as Reeves looks to boost regional growth

273. AI start-up Character.ai bans teens from talking to chatbots

274. ‘The world is watching’: Trump and Xi to meet with global trade on the line

275. Tech bosses back Rachel Reeves’ plans to overhaul cash Isas

276. Europe and the curse of geography

277. Boeing takes 5bn hit on delays to new 777X jet

278. Pre-emptive bank bailouts for fun and profit

279. UK net mortgage approvals hit 9-month high despite Budget tax fears

280. Gel manicures are bad. What do we do now?

281. Nvidia poised to become world’s first 5tn company

282. OpenAI’s chief gets a licence to play the field

283. Aston Martin benefits from Jaguar Land Rover cyber attack

284. Trump says he has ‘pretty much’ reached trade deal with South Korea

285. Hurricane Melissa hits Cuba after striking Jamaica with violent wind and rain

286. Israel says it will resume ceasefire after dozens killed in Gaza strikes

287. US shutdown clouds economic outlook as Fed plans new rate cut

288. US workers hit by slowing income growth

289. Labour best placed to become ‘Stop Reform’ force — if it improves

290. US set to speed up generic biological drug approvals

291. Mercedes profits slump on weak China sales, US tariffs and UK finance provision

292. Santander scraps UK results amid car finance redress uncertainty

293. Copper hits record high on supply fears

294. Next upgrades forecast as UK shoppers defy gloom

295. Why the far right is expected to win Dutch elections but not to govern

296. It’s a junk rally

297. Bessent calls on Japan to let central bank fight inflation

298. ‘Fire K&E’: the PE investor revolt against Kirkland

299. FirstGroup warns of competition appeal if Manchester train service rejected

300. EU pressed to back critical minerals projects as China tightens grip