1. ESG fund outflows hit record as sustainable investing backlash grows

2. Child abuse scandal engulfs French prime minister

3. How to pass unpopular reforms

4. The UK’s underwhelming response to solar supply chain fears

5. From the pie chart’s inventor to Napoleonic casualties, how diagrams reveal hidden histories

6. Witkoff arrives in Moscow for peace talks with Kremlin

7. Engine maker Safran says China is exempting aerospace parts from tariffs

8. Intel’s new boss starts with wafer-thin expectations

9. US prosecutors may end oversight tool in corporate criminal cases

10. China grants some tariff exemptions for US imports as trade war bites

11. UK must pay to join EU defence fund, says Brussels

12. ADRessing the dragon in the room

13. A Tory-Reform pact now would lock in Reform’s weakness

14. Are you ready to roti? (The most challenging bake of all)

15. Baidu founder highlights ‘shrinking’ demand for DeepSeek’s text-based AI

16. British retail sales unexpectedly rose 0.4% in March

17. Markets cannot go on like this

18. Why Europe isn’t getting too excited by Trump’s criticism of Putin’s bombs

19. Adidas sued by former employee in fresh racism row

20. HSBC explored axing in-person AGM amid frustration with cost and protests

21. PwC partners ordered to cut ties with brokerage after internal investigation

22. How the Treasury market got hooked on hedge fund leverage

23. EDF’s new UK plants should be negotiated as one, French energy minister says

24. Apple aims to source all US iPhones from India in pivot away from China

25. Poland’s ‘Elon Musk’ takes aim at red tape, not politics

26. Milei taunts economists as Argentina’s peso defies predictions of sharp fall

27. We’re not spending cash, so why are we hoarding it?

28. Rusal threatens to sue Germany over ‘unlawful expropriation’

29. Elizabeth Diller’s High Line remade Manhattan. Now she’s taking on the world

30. Uncertainty remains the only certainty for UK on tariffs

31. Inside Interpol’s innovation lab

32. Foiling negative returns this year is a balancing act

33. The Celts — a vivid new history of a culture and its complexities

34. ‘Loopholes you can walk through’: UK lobbying industry calls for tighter rules

35. The man behind Elliott’s BP battle

36. Seven truths about trade

37. Reform UK heads offshore to raise funds from world’s wealthy

38. Tariffs restrain the march of the robots

39. US tariffs bite Chinese industry

40. Trump’s pressure on China casts shadow over Australia election

41. The Americas’ Fastest-Growing Companies

42. Canada’s oil industry thrives despite Trump’s trade war

43. Renewables sector stays upbeat but clouds gather over global energy

44. Mexico’s fintech stars start to shine at last

45. Argentine tech unicorn prepares to withstand stock market rout

46. Insurance plans help boost growth in the healthcare industry

47. India’s race to seal a deal with Trump

48. UK consumer confidence hit by higher household costs and US tariffs

49. UK regulators have no coherent plan to upgrade water infrastructure, watchdog warns

50. FirstFT: Pakistan to suspend peace treaty with India as tensions escalate over Kashmir attack

51. Top Trump official in talks with Paramount over Skydance merger concessions

52. Democratic lawmakers warn law firms that deals with Trump may be illegal

53. Donald Trump orders speedier permits for deep-sea mineral projects

54. EU set to probe Universal’s planned acquisition of Downtown Music

55. Intel to slash capex as chipmaker contends with Trump trade war

56. Reeves rejects parts of Trump’s economic agenda before talks with Bessent

57. Alphabet shares gain as Google search boosts profits

58. US to loosen rules on self-driving vehicles criticised by Musk

59. Jair Bolsonaro’s medical condition deteriorates in hospital

60. UK edges closer to youth visa deal with the EU

61. Trump Organization signals it will fire lawyer over work for Harvard

62. Trump’s shameful Crimea ultimatum to Ukraine

63. Mexico seeks to ban foreign government ads after US anti-migrant campaign

64. Lebanon amends banking secrecy rules in victory for new government

65. Consumer giants ring warning bells over Trump’s trade war

66. China isn’t trying to win the AI race

67. Trump’s return draws UK and EU closer on defence

68. US at ‘precipice of disaster’ with measles as vaccinations drop, study finds

69. What papal conclaves can teach democracies about voting

70. The UK North Sea’s biggest foe is indecision

71. Top Goldman Sachs banker quits UK after non-dom change

72. Trump’s tariffs threaten Ireland’s pharma fortune

73. Trump administration battles troubles of Musk and Hegseth

74. Trump’s war with Fed threatens lasting damage to Treasuries

75. Nissan warns of 5.3bn loss due to higher restructuring costs

76. South Africa scraps VAT increase in dramatic U-turn after coalition rift

77. Which UK property should we treat as our principal residence?

78. Boutiques are stuck with pricey idle bankers

79. The right must fight before it can unite

80. Germany downgrades 2025 growth forecast to zero

81. China tells US to ‘cancel all unilateral tariffs’ if it wants talks

82. Mediobanca scores significant victory in fight for control of Generali

83. Five pavilions to see at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025

84. How to ship a multimillion-dollar work of art

85. US clean energy manufacturing stalls as Republicans take aim at IRA

86. India’s Modi vows to ‘identify, track and punish’ Kashmir attackers

87. Rubio says US may accept civilian nuclear programme in Iran

88. Trump discovers the US is no longer indispensable

89. How critical minerals became a flash point in US-China trade war

90. The role of art in difficult times

91. The case for Trump’s tariffs

92. Pony.ai considers other exchanges as US delisting fears grow

93. Ukraine fails to reach deal to restructure 2.6bn of debt

94. Dropping UK fantasy of managing Trump could spark smarter policy

95. Nokia chief considers expanding US manufacturing to mitigate tariffs

96. Russian missiles and drones target Kyiv in biggest attack in months

97. Why Kashmir is a point of tension between India and Pakistan

98. BNP Paribas traders ride Wall Street boom to record quarter

99. Energy, defence and fish on the menu for von der Leyen in London

100. Brian Ballard: the go-to lobbyist in Trump’s Washington

101. UK executive pay increases surpass US competitors

102. Billionaires want to go to space — the rest of us aren’t so sure

103. Europeans fear growing rift with US over Ukraine talks

104. Scottish nuclear plant emptied of fuel as UK winds down ageing gas-cooled reactors

105. Ejecting China Inc from US exchanges would be an own goal

106. Is this still the Asian century?

107. ‘The trees will be cyborgs’: meet the architect turning to plant intelligence

108. Our Dollar, Your Problem by Kenneth Rogoff — does the buck stop here?

109. UK and EU to finalise plans for defence pact

110. Lutnick makes Spacs great again

111. The Elliott Management maverick waging war on Big Oil

112. Trump tariffs choke vital medical device supply chain

113. Should corporate whistleblowers get paid?

114. Trump is right to want to revive US maritime power

115. Carmakers play down advanced driving functions after Beijing crackdown

116. A weekend in Basel, Eurovision 2025 host city — and bar capital of Switzerland

117. Chinese factories slow production and send workers home as tariffs bite

118. Former EY and PwC bosses launch UK boutique targeting Big Four clients

119. Rebecca Kelly Slaughter & Alvaro Bedoya: Trump’s move to fire us is a terrible warning for the US economy

120. The dollar has further to fall

121. Musk forced back to the boardroom as Doge ‘blowback’ pummels Tesla

122. Corporate America puts Wall Street on alert over damage from trade war

123. El Salvador’s ‘jailer for hire’

124. SK Hynix profits double on memory chip stockpiling ahead of US tariffs

125. South Korea GDP falls as political turmoil hits consumption

126. Trump accuses US universities of violating foreign donation laws

127. FirstFT: India downgrades relations with Pakistan

128. Trump’s memecoin surges as holders compete for dinner with US president

129. Davos founder accused of manipulating World Economic Forum research

130. ExxonMobil gets an edge in industry battle for US lithium production

131. Trump to exempt carmakers from some US tariffs

132. UK to announce final go-ahead for huge carbon capture project in England

133. Bailey says BoE must ‘take seriously’ risk to growth from Trump tariffs

134. Jordan bans Muslim Brotherhood in crackdown

135. China to lift sanctions on MEPs in bid to revive trade deal with EU

136. Trump attacks Ukraine for not recognising Russian occupation of Crimea

137. Bessent warns mutual de-escalation required in US-China trade war

138. Reeves opens door to cutting US car import tariffs in UK trade talks

139. Meloni’s meddling in Italian bank M&A is sadly on-trend

140. UK toys with ending low value import scheme over ‘dumping’ of goods

141. Citi to close Málaga office that promised bankers better work-life balance

142. Trump and the art of the retreat

143. Colombia’s president is a drug addict, claims ex-minister

144. The hit music accused of glorifying violence in Mexico

145. Investor support for Goldman bosses’ pay sinks to 9-year low

146. Bessent accuses IMF and World Bank of ‘mission creep’

147. Jane Street trading revenues nearly doubled in 2024 to more than 20bn

148. India vows ‘very loud response’ to deadly Kashmir attack

149. Israel’s far-right ministers call for Netanyahu to escalate Gaza war

150. Istanbul shaken by 6.2 magnitude earthquake

151. Trump tariffs risk driving public debt to postwar high, says IMF

152. Branson slams Trump’s ‘erratic’ tariffs

153. Boeing’s net loss narrows after increase in jet deliveries

154. Can these architects right the wrongs of Britain’s colonial past?

155. Alexa Chung’s great closet clear-out

156. New York’s warning to asset managers highlights risks of green retreat

157. Global stocks gain after Trump soothes Fed independence worries

158. There is no such thing as a Trump-whisperer

159. The trouble with Danish, squared

160. EU imposes limited fines on Apple and Meta amid US trade tensions

161. Was Francis the first Peronist pope?

162. How to be a digital nomad in Paris

163. Eurozone business confidence plunges over US trade war

164. Subscriber webinar: what the US-China showdown means for the world

165. Ex-OpenAI staff and top AI experts seek to block proposed for-profit restructure

166. Mercedes-Benz chief warns EU and US tariffs fuel highest ‘complexity’ in three decades

167. Heathrow reports rise in profits despite shutdown chaos

168. What to watch in the 2025 local elections

169. Pete Hegseth under siege as Pentagon plunges into disarray

170. From trains to tanks: Germany’s rearmament marks industrial shift

171. UK government borrowing exceeds expectations in last fiscal year

172. A crucial earnings season

173. Eurostat’s labour pains

174. Europe panics as US-Russia talks on Ukraine race ahead without them

175. BP’s race to cut costs

176. Grant Thornton US expands global footprint with roll-up deals

177. Easing leverage limits on banks could backfire

178. Nomura’s top banker says traders’ ability to go ‘max risk’ is now higher

179. Pharma bosses call for higher drug prices in EU to counter tariff threat

180. One-third of Lower Thames Crossing budget spent on planning documents

181. Venice Architecture Biennale’s Carlo Ratti: ‘People talk about mitigating climate change harm but it’s too late’

182. The Chinese factory jobs Trump wants to bring back

183. China and Brics will ‘defend’ global order as Trump withdraws, Brazil says

184. What would a US tariff on chips look like?

185. Scottish new-build rental construction falls 26% as investor confidence wanes

186. Tradwives have evolved to become pin-ups of the religious right

187. ‘Medical misogyny’: UK waiting list for endometriosis diagnosis hits nine years

188. Elliott’s BP pressure campaign

189. The Maga Catholics trying to take back control of the church

190. The cost of Trump’s attack on American science

191. Musk drives Tesla calmly through investors’ red lights

192. Scott Bessent admits US-China trade deal will be ‘a slog’

193. Cantor nears 3bn crypto venture with SoftBank and Tether

194. Households in England with big gardens should pay more for water, industry says

195. Trump says he has ‘no intention’ of firing Jay Powell

196. FirstFT: Vladimir Putin offers to end Ukraine invasion at current front line

197. UK Jewish body launches probe into letter criticising Israeli offensive in Gaza

198. Tidjane Thiam suffers major blow to presidential ambitions in Ivory Coast

199. Altman steps down from nuclear power supplier Oklo to avoid conflict

200. Tesla profits disappoint on lower sales

201. Amazon and Walmart sellers hoard goods in Canada to wait out tariffs

202. Top producer at ‘60 Minutes’ quits, citing loss of independence

203. US tariffs threaten lay-offs at UK’s luxury car plants, industry warns

204. Instagram founder testifies Mark Zuckerberg withheld resources

205. Sir Keir Starmer changes stance on trans women after Supreme Court ruling

206. US markets rally as Treasury secretary says China trade war is ‘unsustainable’

207. Vladimir Putin offers to halt Ukraine invasion along current front line

208. US defence stocks look a little less than defensive

209. US aerospace and defence groups warn of higher costs from Trump tariffs

210. Trump’s trade shock hits the global economy

211. More than 20 tourists feared killed in Kashmir attack

212. Hedge fund Elliott turns up heat on BP with demand for higher cash flow

213. New York pension funds to put asset managers on notice over climate plans

214. Jay Powell is defiant in the face of Trump’s threats

215. British Steel halts plan to axe 2,700 jobs

216. Boeing to sell parts of aviation software unit to Thoma Bravo for 10.5bn

217. JD Vance hails ‘very good progress’ on US trade deal with India

218. Trump’s attacks on Fed chair Powell worry investors

219. IMF warns of rising US recession risk and defends Fed rate policy

220. IMF cuts UK growth outlook for 2025 and predicts further BoE rate reductions

221. Europe’s opportunity amid Trump’s chaos

222. Spain to meet Nato’s 2% defence spending target this year, says PM

223. Sifting through the Trump inauguration receipts

224. Trump is making Fed chair the world’s worst job

225. Vance’s trolling audition to be Trump’s heir

226. ‘Australian Gas for Australians’: energy takes centre stage in election Down Under

227. Badenoch says local elections will be ‘very difficult’ for Conservatives

228. Pope Francis to be buried on Saturday

229. UniCredit says Banco BPM deal in limbo after Italy imposes conditions

230. Graduate visa row exposes Labour’s immigration imperative

231. Gold hits 3,500 for first time as Trump’s attack on Powell rattles markets

232. Roche to spend 50bn on US manufacturing and R&D

233. Donald Trump needs Jay Powell

234. Brussels warms to efforts to organise summit with Trump

235. The Catholic Church after Pope Francis

236. Trump tariff talk roils US oil industry in bedrock Republican territory

237. Ofcom to tell social media sites to protect children from adult content

238. Bertelsmann chief seeks to revive 3.6bn French TV merger

239. Global energy supplies still vulnerable to shocks, warns IEA

240. Can Bayswater level up with the rest of prime central London?

241. If only it were as simple as no more excluded children

242. Obsessed with: pickles — why it’s crunch time on London’s culinary scene

243. US patients lose access to cheaper weight-loss drugs as market for replicas winds down

244. Everton FC hopes new stadium will accelerate Liverpool’s regeneration

245. Why I’m leaving London, billionaire edition

246. China’s Yellow Sea fish farms stoke anger in South Korea

247. Japan carmakers’ US success could become a liability

248. India under tariff pressure to give Amazon and Walmart’s Flipkart full market access

249. Japanese investors sold 20bn of foreign debt as Trump tariffs shook markets

250. The US ruled against Google’s monopoly — Europe should do the same

251. Will going back to basics restore BP’s fortunes?

252. End of the road for India’s BluSmart?

253. Fox News host Steve Hilton to run for California governor as a Republican

254. Nomura to buy Macquarie’s US and European asset management units for 1.8bn

255. FirstFT: China cuts off new investment in US private equity

256. Harvard sues Trump administration over funding freeze

257. FTC sues Uber over ‘deceptive’ subscription service

258. The legacy of a compassionate reformist pope

259. Who could be the next pope?

260. Israeli intelligence chief says Netanyahu told him to defy top court

261. Lib Dems launch ‘Farage fighting fund’ to stem Reform threat at local elections

262. Illinois farmers focus on planting rather than Trump tariffs

263. White House stands behind Hegseth over new Signal chat allegations

264. The US, not others, will feel most pain from its economic mistakes

265. Britain to boost explosives production to cut reliance on imports

266. Trading partners ponder the art of fobbing Trump off with a weak deal

267. Will the World Bank’s climate push survive Trump?

268. Trump, Vance and the attack on American universities

269. China’s CATL claims to have overtaken BYD on 5-minute EV battery charging time

270. How does the Catholic Church choose its new leader?

271. Fall in UK company pension contributions sparks calls for review

272. Is Trump’s drive to kill the paper cheque a ‘no brainer’?

273. Harvard faces an existential test of its financial brainpower

274. Obituary: Pope Francis, 1936-2025

275. Pope Francis dies aged 88

276. China pulls back from US private equity investments

277. Dollar weakens after Trump attacks on Fed

278. Beijing warns countries not to act against China in trade deals with US

279. Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump cast shadow over Polish election

280. Crypto casino takings top 80bn as gamblers bypass blocks

281. Martin Wolf talks to David Autor: could AI be a bigger threat to US jobs than China?

282. US and Philippine forces to conduct ‘full battle test’ in South China Sea

283. Germany’s neighbours eye share of Merz’s big spending plans

284. The Swiss Alps ski village that is luring nervous Americans

285. Saudi businesses turn to solar power as kingdom cuts energy subsidies

286. Veteran NHS manager to head Department of Health in Whitehall shake-up

287. Egyptian billionaire Sawiris says ‘Tory incompetence’ forced him to quit UK

288. US tariffs on pharmaceuticals risk shortages of lower-cost generic drugs

289. Swiss private bank EFG courts wealthy Asian clients in London

290. US thrift stores bank on windfall from Trump’s tariffs

291. India’s retail stock investors keep faith despite foreign outflows

292. End ‘false choice’ between farming and environment, says Natural England chair

293. Vaccine alliance stresses commercial benefits for US in plea for funds

294. The pluses and pitfalls of US bank deregulation

295. Mapping the high tariff world

296. What will an emboldened Netanyahu do next?

297. European telecom groups line up deals in hope of looser merger rules

298. Trump inaugural committee raised record-breaking 240mn

299. Palau’s president vows to stand with Taiwan ‘til death do us part’

300. El Salvador offers to swap Venezuelan US deportees for political prisoners