Aston Martin chair explored buyout of carmaker with Saudi fund (www.ft.com)
India and Pakistan need mediators not arms suppliers (www.ft.com)
AI bubble trouble talk is overblown (www.ft.com)
The golden age of US credit card rewards may be at an end (www.ft.com)
BBC crisis turns spotlight on role of Sir Robbie Gibb (www.ft.com)
AI concentration does not breed strength (www.ft.com)
Alarm grows over household energy bill arrears (www.ft.com)
An insider guide to Carona, Meret Oppenheim’s creative refuge (www.ft.com)
Wall Street stocks slide as tech jitters return (www.ft.com)
IDF soldiers provide shocking testimony in Breaking Ranks: Inside Israel’s War (www.ft.com)
To see how the US credit boom could end, turn to Chapter 7 (www.ft.com)
‘Big Short’ star Michael Burry names FT Alphaville charts quiz winner as successor (www.ft.com)
UniCredit boss fears Kremlin will take over its Russian unit (www.ft.com)
‘Big Short’ investor Michael Burry to close hedge fund (www.ft.com)
Epstein’s connections: ‘Life among the lucrative and louche’ (www.ft.com)
The curious rise of 4iG (www.ft.com)
How Reeves can deliver a Budget for business and workers (www.ft.com)
Coalition rallies for COP30 ‘road map’ on how to cut oil and gas (www.ft.com)
Trump faces fresh Epstein claims in new emails released by Democrats (www.ft.com)
Virgin Atlantic borrows 745mn against Heathrow slots in Apollo deal (www.ft.com)
Alternative data suggests US inflation was steady in October (www.ft.com)
Former MI6 chief Richard Moore: Britain must regain the ‘power of example’ (www.ft.com)
Far right and centre right unite in EU parliament to undermine green rules (www.ft.com)
Disney raises dividend and buybacks as theme parks defy downturn fears (www.ft.com)
Is hiring becoming less meritocratic? (www.ft.com)
UK government to abolish police and crime commissioners (www.ft.com)
US rebukes backers of Sudanese paramilitary force behind ‘horrific’ atrocities (www.ft.com)
Private equity firm 3i slumps on fears over its key investment Action (www.ft.com)
EVs to start paying London congestion charge next year (www.ft.com)
Can New Jersey’s next governor actually freeze utility rates? (www.ft.com)
How democrats can fight back (www.ft.com)
Todd Boehly leads 250mn Gopuff deal as valuation drops to 8.5bn (www.ft.com)
EU opens antitrust probe into Red Bull (www.ft.com)
Germany finalises plans for military service and larger army (www.ft.com)
Labour unrest hardens belief Starmer has to go (www.ft.com)
Starmer should sack person behind ‘self-defeating’ leadership briefings, says Miliband (www.ft.com)
Weaker UK growth boosts December rate cut chances (www.ft.com)
UK economy unexpectedly contracted by 0.1% in September (www.ft.com)
Younger brother beats older sibling in Bertelsmann succession battle (www.ft.com)
Does the K-shaped economy theory even make sense? (www.ft.com)
Why populism became popular (www.ft.com)
EU finance ministers wrestle with 140bn Ukraine loan as other options fizzle (www.ft.com)
Toyota to invest up to 10bn in US over next five years (www.ft.com)
The battle for AI supremacy (www.ft.com)
Scottish kilts set to enter the bond market (www.ft.com)
The decade-old deal haunting Cinven (www.ft.com)
Europe is falling short in its quest for global economic clout (www.ft.com)
Liberty Global chief says EU has its ‘foot on our neck’ (www.ft.com)
Nigeria’s inept diplomacy is to blame for Trump’s military threats (www.ft.com)
US drew 900mn from IMF account as Argentina debt payment loomed (www.ft.com)
G20 ‘dormant’ as Trump plans boycott of South Africa summit (www.ft.com)
The elite Russian unit hunting Ukraine’s drone warriors (www.ft.com)
How Gen Z saved the cruise industry (www.ft.com)
‘Phantom’ data centres muddy forecasts for US power needs (www.ft.com)
India boosts homegrown WhatsApp rival in tech nationalism drive (www.ft.com)
Trump fights for control of Maga movement as Epstein emails widen schism (www.ft.com)
Prime minister aims to reassure UK plc of government’s stability (www.ft.com)
Brussels aims to accelerate crackdown on cheap Chinese parcels (www.ft.com)
US antitrust regulator launches probe into ISS and Glass Lewis (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Pakistan assembly approves expanded powers for strongman Asim Munir (www.ft.com)
Japan’s insurers are staying at home for better returns (www.ft.com)
US House to vote on deal to end longest government shutdown (www.ft.com)
Starmer regrets move to back Labour donor’s candidacy for football regulator’s role (www.ft.com)
Scotland given same credit rating as UK ahead of debut ‘kilts’ sale (www.ft.com)
White House signals it will cut tariffs to help ease high food prices (www.ft.com)
US mints last penny after Trump killed the coin (www.ft.com)
FanDuel to launch prediction market to bypass US state gambling bans (www.ft.com)
Japan and China spar over Taiwan as Trump tilts global ‘chessboard’ (www.ft.com)
Reeves to curb bike purchases through salary sacrifice in Budget (www.ft.com)
How Starmer is facing plots from across the Labour party (www.ft.com)
Wall Street CEOs flock to White House dinner with Trump (www.ft.com)
Pakistan assembly votes to give strongman Munir lifetime legal immunity (www.ft.com)
Dispute over money threatens EU-UK ‘reset’ talks (www.ft.com)
UK pauses some intelligence sharing with US over Caribbean boat strikes (www.ft.com)
Europe’s carmakers face ‘devastating’ chip crisis as Nexperia supply crunch continues (www.ft.com)
The EU needs to rethink its AI rules (www.ft.com)
First Brands’ founder regains access to funds as court rejects asset freeze (www.ft.com)
Syria launches investigation after museum heist (www.ft.com)
Deadly Delhi car blast was ‘terrorist incident’, says India (www.ft.com)
How high are OpenAI’s compute costs? Possibly a lot higher than we thought (www.ft.com)
French parliament suspends Emmanuel Macron’s pension reform (www.ft.com)
You won, Jane Street. Enjoy the t-shirts, we hope they make you happy (www.ft.com)
Flynn McGarry is serving Cali flavours at Cove (www.ft.com)
Starmer in leadership crisis after denying authorising ‘attack’ on health secretary (www.ft.com)
EU readies fresh investigation into Google over news publisher rankings (www.ft.com)
On the trail of the aqueduct that transformed Los Angeles (www.ft.com)
South Africa lowers inflation target for first time this century (www.ft.com)
Waymo to roll out driverless taxis on highways in three US cities (www.ft.com)
Tackling social media’s ‘monster’ problem (www.ft.com)
India bets on the global concert economy (www.ft.com)
Reeves urged to prioritise lowering electricity bills in Budget (www.ft.com)
Putin approves sale of Citi’s Russia business (www.ft.com)
Anthropic to invest 50bn in new US data centres (www.ft.com)
Who will be the next director-general of the BBC? (www.ft.com)
NHS medicines budget should not rise with inflation, says drug approval body (www.ft.com)
Trump escalates campaign to pardon Netanyahu with letter to Israel’s president (www.ft.com)
Trump ‘spent hours’ at Epstein’s house with victim of sex trafficking, email alleges (www.ft.com)
Germany risks ‘squandering’ growth from debt bazooka, warn top advisers (www.ft.com)
Military examiners to carry out driving tests in push to cut backlog (www.ft.com)
Paris Opera’s Die Walküre is a tangled affair with terrific music (www.ft.com)
UK regulators set to gain greater powers over cyber security failures (www.ft.com)
The truth about the UK economy in 2025 (www.ft.com)
How the American dream turned out to be pay to play (www.ft.com)
GoTo and Grab in talks to offer Indonesia ‘golden share’ to help secure 29bn merger (www.ft.com)
Oil major Chevron shifts focus to prioritise profits over production (www.ft.com)
Ukraine suspends justice minister as wartime graft scandal widens (www.ft.com)
UK statistics agency cutting back work on health and crime data (www.ft.com)
Google sues Chinese group selling software behind text message scams (www.ft.com)
Labour’s bitter divisions erupt in Downing Street attack (www.ft.com)
Trump says he has an ‘obligation’ to sue BBC over edited speech (www.ft.com)
‘Mad’: Labour in crisis after Starmer declares he will fight any challenger (www.ft.com)
UK politics live: Wes Streeting denies plan to challenge Starmer (www.ft.com)
Apple supplier Foxconn quarterly profit climbs 17% on AI boom (www.ft.com)
How K-shaped is the economy, really? (www.ft.com)
Cypriot president open to ‘close’ EU relationship with Turkey (www.ft.com)
Low-income US consumers continue to feel the pinch (www.ft.com)
Chimpanzees are better at reasoning than we thought (www.ft.com)
Oil and gas demand to rise for 25 years without global change of course, says IEA (www.ft.com)
Mamdani’s NY mayoral victory marks shift in US voter support for Israel (www.ft.com)
Elliott seeks to reassure investors as long-term returns fall behind S&P 500 (www.ft.com)
The NHS is in crisis — should I pay for private medical insurance? (www.ft.com)
Meloni’s ‘middle-class’ tax cut sparks political row in Italy (www.ft.com)
Markets should pay heed to the affordability squeeze (www.ft.com)
Europe should align with Trump on Middle East strategy, Cyprus says (www.ft.com)
Does private credit have a ratings problem? (www.ft.com)
Trump pushes to expand Abraham Accords after Gaza ceasefire (www.ft.com)
From chef and banker to painter and sculptor — art as a second career (www.ft.com)
Can anything halt the decline of German industry? (www.ft.com)
Could European stocks beat the US to the finish line? (www.ft.com)
Please Rachel, don’t sacrifice workers’ pensions (www.ft.com)
Lukoil faces fire sale and takeover threat after US blocks Gunvor deal (www.ft.com)
Epstein is not going away (www.ft.com)
The lost dreams of a better Russia — voices of the perestroika generation (www.ft.com)
Trump’s tariffs spur Buffett-backed Marubeni to move out of trading (www.ft.com)
Private equity group Vista to cut staff in favour of AI (www.ft.com)
UK’s Powell contacted Moscow in bid to build back channel to Putin (www.ft.com)
‘Squid Game market’: the South Korean retail traders driving US meme stocks (www.ft.com)
The best restaurants in Zürich and beyond, by chef Heiko Nieder (www.ft.com)
SoftBank divesting from Nvidia could be good, actually (www.ft.com)
California governor at COP30 attacks Trump on cost of climate policy rollback (www.ft.com)
Funding is UK’s greatest challenge (www.ft.com)
Success stories defy old ‘pessimist European’ trope (www.ft.com)
Founders mine rich seam in Italy’s demographic crisis (www.ft.com)
Is the US an emerging market? (www.ft.com)
Colombia to suspend intelligence sharing with US over boat strikes (www.ft.com)
Starmer vows to fight on as Streeting’s allies deny leadership challenge (www.ft.com)
Sony launches cheaper Japan-only PlayStation 5 console (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: India’s PM Narendra Modi says ‘conspirators’ behind New Delhi blast will be ‘brought to justice’ (www.ft.com)
US drug regulator promotes veteran to quell unrest in top ranks (www.ft.com)
Why is Rachel Reeves facing such a big fiscal hole in the Budget? (www.ft.com)
BoE’s Bailey says QE will offset its costs in the long term (www.ft.com)
Mercedes F1 chief Toto Wolff to sell stake at 6bn valuation (www.ft.com)
UK government to reassess Waspi compensation decision (www.ft.com)
Warnings from the private credit wobble (www.ft.com)
UK chooses north Wales for new generation of nuclear reactor (www.ft.com)
BBC boss urges ‘fight’ for its journalism as board considers Trump threat (www.ft.com)
UK banks push for easing of capital rules to counter surge in private credit (www.ft.com)
Which, in truth, is your vermouth? (www.ft.com)
The global south does not need a new credit ratings system (www.ft.com)
Bricks vs clicks: Wall Street revives its bets on bank branches (www.ft.com)
Disney and Alphabet’s football fight will win them few fans (www.ft.com)
Chinese bitcoin fugitive jailed in UK over Ponzi scheme (www.ft.com)
Can a fragmented Europe continue to prosper? (www.ft.com)
BBC faces ‘existential’ threat as Trump threatens 1bn lawsuit (www.ft.com)
Iraq votes as political elites sharpen knives (www.ft.com)
Turkish prosecutors seek 2,352-year sentence for jailed Istanbul mayor (www.ft.com)
Asylum seekers can stay at Essex hotel at centre of immigration debate, High Court rules (www.ft.com)
Houthis signal halt to Red Sea shipping attacks (www.ft.com)
Why Nvidia should be glad to see the back of SoftBank (www.ft.com)
UK signs scaled-back scientific collaboration with China (www.ft.com)
Elliott wades into battle for Toyota Industries (www.ft.com)
Four lessons from four central bank meetings (www.ft.com)
Brazil cuts reliance on Russian diesel amid new US oil sanctions (www.ft.com)
Reform council plans tax rise on second homes despite Farage calling it ‘extortion’ (www.ft.com)
Suicide bombing kills at least 12 in Islamabad (www.ft.com)
Meta chief AI scientist Yann LeCun plans to exit and launch own start-up (www.ft.com)
Taiwan hails rare flurry of overseas outreach despite China protests (www.ft.com)
Reeves’ Budget must be built to last and avoid harmful minor changes (www.ft.com)
Israeli parliament backs death sentences bill affecting Palestinians (www.ft.com)
Thailand breaks off Trump-brokered peace deal with Cambodia (www.ft.com)
India’s Modi says ‘conspirators’ behind New Delhi explosion will ‘not be spared’ (www.ft.com)
Weakening UK labour market paves the way for a December cut (www.ft.com)
UK unemployment rate rose more than expected to 5 per cent (www.ft.com)
SoftBank profits more than double as AI valuations soar (www.ft.com)
Sanaenomics and stocks (www.ft.com)
Brussels to form EU ‘shield’ against foreign interference efforts (www.ft.com)
The British company filling the world’s airport lounges (www.ft.com)
How the world’s biggest mining project is a win for China (www.ft.com)
Nine Miami hotels for every vibe (www.ft.com)
Merz accused of using debt bazooka for welfare and tax cuts instead of investment (www.ft.com)
Reverse mortgages edge up as US economy squeezes older Americans (www.ft.com)
The UK’s fiscal problems aren’t just about growth (www.ft.com)
Investor angst over Big Tech’s AI spending spills into bond market (www.ft.com)
EU to set up new intelligence unit under von der Leyen (www.ft.com)
Saudi Aramco steps up gas push to meet surging electricity demand (www.ft.com)
Maga AI is not a recipe for stability (www.ft.com)
The great inversion on emerging markets (www.ft.com)
The Netty: Oxford’s new micro-hotel — in a former public toilet (www.ft.com)
The revenge of malaria: Myanmar surge rings global alarm bells (www.ft.com)
Indonesia considers issuing ‘panda bonds’ (www.ft.com)
Denmark faces huge legal bill after failed tax fraud lawsuit (www.ft.com)
Ukraine’s shortage of manpower leaves frontline city on the brink (www.ft.com)
The Standard Spa: a Miami Beach scene that locals actually love (www.ft.com)
Mayfair House: a secret garden in Coconut Grove (www.ft.com)
The Fontainebleau: Miami’s most famous hotel is not for resting (www.ft.com)
China’s favourite tipple falls flat on alcohol bans and Gen Z’s changing tastes (www.ft.com)
India wants to create more ‘big banks’ (www.ft.com)
Intel’s top AI executive leaves for OpenAI after 6 months in role (www.ft.com)
UN climate summit looks to China as latest data shows flat emissions trend (www.ft.com)
Goldman Sachs’ 110mn EA deal fee sets record for the bank (www.ft.com)
Switzerland nears deal to cut US tariffs to 15% after business push (www.ft.com)
Ineos files 10 EU anti-dumping cases against cheap plastic imports (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: At least 8 killed in New Delhi car explosion (www.ft.com)
David Szalay’s ‘Flesh’ wins the 2025 Booker Prize for fiction (www.ft.com)
Lloyds used data from 30,000 staff accounts in union pay talks (www.ft.com)
BBC faces ‘existential’ threat after exit of top executives (www.ft.com)
Warren Buffett says he is ‘going quiet’ (www.ft.com)
Britain’s airports will be disrupted by ‘organised’ drone attacks, warns aviation regulator (www.ft.com)
US sanctions on Russia will not work unless Trump steps up enforcement (www.ft.com)
Cap on UK salary sacrifice benefits is ‘short-term’ choice, warn experts (www.ft.com)
Leonardo warns future of UK helicopter plant at risk without 1bn contract (www.ft.com)
Democrats face party backlash over US government shutdown deal (www.ft.com)
Higher UK dividend taxes risk hurting small business, wealth managers warn (www.ft.com)
German leftwing disrupter Sahra Wagenknecht steps back from namesake party (www.ft.com)
Ukraine raids top officials as energy sector scandal unfolds (www.ft.com)
At least 8 killed in New Delhi car blast (www.ft.com)
Reeves signals she will break manifesto pledge with Budget tax rises (www.ft.com)
Pfizer shows hardball mettle needed to win in 2025 M&A (www.ft.com)
Visa and Mastercard forge deal to end long-term dispute with merchants (www.ft.com)
France’s Sarkozy freed from prison after 3 weeks as he awaits appeal (www.ft.com)
Apollo to acquire majority stake in Atlético Madrid football club (www.ft.com)
Bank of Japan’s summary of opinions indicates growing consensus for rate rise (www.ft.com)
Senegal’s foreign bonds plunge as government rules out restructuring (www.ft.com)
The nuclear arms race is back (www.ft.com)
BBC chair Samir Shah criticises leaked memo that led to bosses’ resignation (www.ft.com)
The political risk to Trump from the Supreme Court ruling (www.ft.com)
Syria’s President Sharaa set for historic White House meeting with Trump (www.ft.com)
Shell abandons floating North Sea wind farm projects (www.ft.com)
Crisp Pizza, London’s social media sensation, heads to Mayfair (www.ft.com)
Tory donor Lord Bamford’s company donates 200,000 to Reform UK (www.ft.com)
BoE allows exceptions to stablecoin ownership limits (www.ft.com)
Lenskart makes rocky trading debut after debate over valuation (www.ft.com)
To fix the BBC, focus on competence and cash (www.ft.com)
Global markets rise as US senators move to end shutdown (www.ft.com)
Credit cockroaches revisited (www.ft.com)
Farmers and regions win carve-outs as Brussels blinks in budget stand-off (www.ft.com)
Indonesia names former dictator Suharto a ‘national hero’ (www.ft.com)
The new crop of rating agencies behind the private credit boom (www.ft.com)
Managing Climate Change (www.ft.com)
A lesson for UK boardrooms: you get what you pay for (www.ft.com)
UK cyber insurance claims tripled in 2024, says trade body (www.ft.com)
The disturbing victory of Old Labour over New Labour (www.ft.com)
Muted global business turnout at COP30 reflects subdued mood (www.ft.com)
Von der Leyen dodged Starmer request for meeting on EU money demands (www.ft.com)
ECB to kick off race for top roles as Lagarde era enters final stretch (www.ft.com)
Shia militias seek to tighten grip on last bastion of Iran’s axis (www.ft.com)
US employers face mounting lawsuits over retirement fund fees (www.ft.com)
Reasons to be bearish about China’s rise (www.ft.com)
From AI to ROI (www.ft.com)
Robinhood wants to allow amateur traders to invest in AI start-ups (www.ft.com)
Can the US break China’s grip on rare earths? (www.ft.com)
‘We cannot survive — there is no new land.’ Why Scotland is not building enough homes (www.ft.com)
The world is struggling to halt climate change. But can it adapt? (www.ft.com)
How Brazil plans to make the Amazon pay (www.ft.com)
Swiss finance shrinks as regulators tighten grip on prized sector (www.ft.com)
South Africa pushes for fairer funding of the energy transition (www.ft.com)
Electrification is the key to energy efficiency (www.ft.com)
Show me the money: 1.3tn climate finance ‘road map’ faces COP30 test (www.ft.com)
From humble to haute: London’s bean obsession (www.ft.com)
Italy’s Nato defence spending pledge clashes with mounting debt (www.ft.com)
UAE turns to cloud seeding in bid to secure its water future (www.ft.com)
Can China decarbonise the world’s factory floor? (www.ft.com)
India’s grid deadlock threatens green power rollout (www.ft.com)
ANZ slashes 19mn of executive bonuses after bond scandal (www.ft.com)
How an idea to zap mosquitoes led to Australia’s most valuable defence stock (www.ft.com)
US senators strike deal in first step to ending government shutdown (www.ft.com)
AI will lead one in four big UK businesses to cut staffing, research shows (www.ft.com)
HMRC probes Tim Horlick’s Ayanda Capital over pandemic-era taxes (www.ft.com)
Contractors tap emergency cash and trim pay as US government shutdown pain mounts (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Wealthy Chinese shun Singapore for the Gulf (www.ft.com)
COP30 to start without the US (www.ft.com)
Hamas returns body of Israeli soldier killed in 2014 (www.ft.com)
Officials warn of big hit to air travel and GDP as US government shutdown drags on (www.ft.com)
Voice phishing is AI fraud in real time (www.ft.com)
UK probes whether buses made in China can be turned off from afar (www.ft.com)
BBC to apologise over Trump documentary (www.ft.com)
Keep the COP process alive (www.ft.com)
What will corporate earnings tell us about the health of the US economy? (www.ft.com)
Here’s what a new US-Mexico-Canada trade deal should look like (www.ft.com)
EU climate rules risk energy security, warn gas suppliers (www.ft.com)
Exxon to ‘pace’ low-carbon spending blaming weak demand and bad policies (www.ft.com)
Dollar volatility tumbles as currency markets move past ‘Trump shock’ (www.ft.com)
The CEO trying to end the curse of the pointless meeting (www.ft.com)
Anti-doping chiefs clash over pro-steroid sports competition (www.ft.com)
Demand for secure crypto devices soars as hacks hit record (www.ft.com)
Private equity steps in as Europe’s last industrial groups splinter (www.ft.com)
Whistleblowers could earn millions as HMRC targets tax fraud (www.ft.com)
What Mamdani and Martha Stewart tell us about the vibe shift (www.ft.com)
Gulf between rich and poor risks US downturn, Fed official warns (www.ft.com)
Chinese automakers are overtaking European rivals, says car-shipping chief (www.ft.com)