Top Barclays executive to lead UK banking supervisor (www.ft.com)
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US allows non-emergency embassy staff to leave Israel (www.ft.com)
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Jacinda Ardern joins New Zealand’s ‘brain drain’ to Australia (www.ft.com)
Ivor Braka: ‘The best gift I’ve ever given was a fishing boat to Jerry Hall’ (www.ft.com)
Anti-Reform voters sidestep Labour in historic contest (www.ft.com)
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‘The worst outcome’: Green triumph creates new peril for Labour (www.ft.com)
Global stock discounts vs US stock discounts (www.ft.com)
China’s central bank moves to slow renminbi’s advance (www.ft.com)
EU Commission eyes legal loophole to bypass Hungary veto of 90bn loan (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Greens deal by-election blow to Labour (www.ft.com)
Bank of Japan to press on with April rate rise (www.ft.com)
Pakistan bombs Kabul and Taliban strongholds in Afghanistan (www.ft.com)
Starmer under pressure after Greens win Gorton and Denton by-election (www.ft.com)
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Bezos’s 30bn AI lab seeking tens of billions for industrial sector deals (www.ft.com)
In Perpignan, French far right stakes its claim to power (www.ft.com)
Pentagon moves to build AI tools for China cyber operations (www.ft.com)
Economic nationalism is just getting started (www.ft.com)
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How China’s universities joined the global elite (www.ft.com)
Banshee — Irish myths get timely makeover (www.ft.com)
China sacks 9 senior military officers as Xi widens crackdown (www.ft.com)
Labour indicates Greens on course to win key by-election (www.ft.com)
The activist vs the carmaker: how Elliott forced Toyota into 35bn showdown (www.ft.com)
AI will not kill jobs in India’s outsourcing sector, says WNS chief (www.ft.com)
Trump and Mamdani discuss housing and immigration in second meeting (www.ft.com)
The companies behind China’s dancing, joking robots (www.ft.com)
UK consumer confidence survey gives up gains of past 2 months (www.ft.com)
HMRC collects extra 16bn from big business with more ‘hands-on’ approach (www.ft.com)
Jack Dorsey’s Block to cut workforce by ‘nearly half’ as it leans on AI tools (www.ft.com)
UK orders review into Epstein’s use of RAF bases (www.ft.com)
Private credit fund managed by KKR reports jump in troubled loans (www.ft.com)
Anthropic rejects Pentagon’s ‘best and final offer’ (www.ft.com)
Warner Bros says Paramount’s hostile bid is ‘superior’ to Netflix offer (www.ft.com)
Bayeux Tapestry to be sponsored by Belarus-born hedge fund billionaire (www.ft.com)
Sales fall short of expectations at online betting group Flutter (www.ft.com)
Las Vegas casino group Caesars weighs takeover interest (www.ft.com)
Hedge fund Millennium poaches Goldman’s equities co-chief (www.ft.com)
US regulator scrutinised over bank licence for Trump crypto venture (www.ft.com)
Relief for US homeowners as mortgage rates hit lowest since 2023 (www.ft.com)
Vanguard settles Texas lawsuit over ESG investing (www.ft.com)
Hillary Clinton accuses Republicans of ‘political theatre’ in Epstein probe (www.ft.com)
What went wrong at PayPal (www.ft.com)
US and Iran hold nuclear talks after Marco Rubio’s warning (www.ft.com)
Fall in UK net migration threatens Reeves’ fiscal plans (www.ft.com)
Victory Capital sparks bidding war with offer for Janus Henderson (www.ft.com)
Iran and the chimera of capitulation (www.ft.com)
AI and the crisis of confidence in the British state (www.ft.com)
EU’s anti-fraud agency set to investigate Peter Mandelson (www.ft.com)
Tech stocks slide as AI spending fears return (www.ft.com)
UK immigration officers deny stealing from migrants (www.ft.com)
Wall Street turns to complex trades to dodge AI ‘implosions’ (www.ft.com)
Hong Kong stakes its claim on the global gold trade (www.ft.com)
Gulf petrostates rush to export crude amid fears of US strike on Iran (www.ft.com)
More than 900 companies sue US over Trump’s tariff regime (www.ft.com)
UK citizenship applications surge as Reform vows settlement crackdown (www.ft.com)
Sadiq Khan pushes ahead with Oxford Street pedestrianisation (www.ft.com)
Nonesuch by Francis Spufford — angels in the Blitz (www.ft.com)
Trump touts ‘drill, baby, drill’ agenda in State of the Union (www.ft.com)
World Economic Forum boss Børge Brende quits over Epstein links (www.ft.com)
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It’s payback time for Trump’s tariff fiasco (www.ft.com)
Europe’s drone dilemma: how to stockpile weapons that turn obsolete? (www.ft.com)
Premier League clubs must help weaker rivals survive, says football regulator (www.ft.com)
Ukraine and the new economics of war (www.ft.com)
A new Fed-Treasury accord may already be under way (www.ft.com)
Stellantis warns of higher US tariff costs as it reports 22bn loss (www.ft.com)
Lawsuits against US soar as Trump agenda draws court challenges (www.ft.com)
UK work visa numbers cut sharply in 2025 (www.ft.com)
How will British history remember this political scandal? (www.ft.com)
North Korea’s Kim and daughter take centre stage at military parade (www.ft.com)
Rolls-Royce announces buyback of up to 9bn as profits jump 40% (www.ft.com)
China’s latest chip push and AI fever in India (www.ft.com)
Hong Kong exchange posts record profits on Chinese listings boom (www.ft.com)
UK’s first commercial lithium plant opens in boost to domestic metals mining (www.ft.com)
EU states clash over industrial subsidies amid competitiveness push (www.ft.com)
The scramble for Morocco''s energy future FT Film (www.ft.com)
Tech groups turn to more chip-backed loans to fund AI arms race (www.ft.com)
PayPal’s plunge makes it a tempting takeover target (www.ft.com)
UK government to review whether axing juries increases racial bias (www.ft.com)
New York shivers in one of the most severe winters since the Gilded Age (www.ft.com)
Black and Blue Owl (www.ft.com)
Starmer faces high-stakes battle as Greens and Reform vie for Manchester seat (www.ft.com)
UK government debt sales set to fall for first time in four years (www.ft.com)
Return of UK house price bunching to avoid mansion tax (www.ft.com)
Italy pitches a nifty idea to cut power prices (www.ft.com)
China targets ‘happy fat water’ soft drinks for economic sugar fix (www.ft.com)
Hungarian opposition groups quit to make way for Orbán challenger (www.ft.com)
Bank of England’s dovish shift heralds March cut (www.ft.com)
Private credit group Blue Owl battles to emerge from its cold winter (www.ft.com)
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Suzu Hirose, a former child star in Japan, is going global (www.ft.com)
A history of civilisation in 140 objects (www.ft.com)
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US should not be the default IPO choice (www.ft.com)
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HSBC board earns almost 1mn more despite botched chair search (www.ft.com)
Drone swarms and deal fever: consultants cash in on Europe’s defence pivot (www.ft.com)
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UK universities turn to Duolingo to test foreign students’ English (www.ft.com)
US arrests former air force pilot over collaborating with China (www.ft.com)
Japan is the ultimate Halo trade (www.ft.com)
Marco Rubio warns on Iran’s ballistic missiles ahead of talks (www.ft.com)
UK far-right activist Tommy Robinson visits US state department (www.ft.com)
Iran to offer ‘commercial bonanza’ to US companies (www.ft.com)
IMF urges Trump to change course on economic policy (www.ft.com)
US allows Cuba to import Venezuelan oil (www.ft.com)
Nvidia rallies on robust earnings powered by AI investment boom (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Sanae Takaichi nominates dovish candidates for Bank of Japan (www.ft.com)
Brazilian politicians found guilty over assassination of Rio councilwoman (www.ft.com)
Salesforce posts mixed earnings amid AI anxiety (www.ft.com)
CME halts trading on metals and natural gas futures markets (www.ft.com)
Democrats probe missing files alleging Trump link to Epstein (www.ft.com)
Defence and AI spending sends global debt to record 348tn (www.ft.com)
Let Chinese mainland tourists return to Taiwan (www.ft.com)
Lawrence Summers to step down from Harvard teaching role (www.ft.com)
Sheinbaum pushes controversial overhaul of Mexico’s elections (www.ft.com)
Mexico’s biggest drug war battle is yet to come (www.ft.com)
Rachel Reeves’s crypto Isa move ‘at risk of being a damp squib’ (www.ft.com)
Switzerland to pay Crans-Montana nightclub fire victims 56,000 (www.ft.com)
UK business secretary urges EU to stop ‘putting up barriers’ (www.ft.com)
First Solar shares slide as tariff and demand woes bite (www.ft.com)
Elliott assures UK over future of LSE (www.ft.com)
Starmer promises to look at making student loans system ‘fairer’ (www.ft.com)
Revolut wins FCA backing for stablecoin testing despite licence limbo (www.ft.com)
Neutral Ireland seeks closer ties with Nato over maritime security (www.ft.com)
Iran threatens escalation if US attacks (www.ft.com)
German lawmakers cut value of drones programme in blow to government (www.ft.com)
Becoming a citizen is bittersweet in today’s Germany (www.ft.com)
South Africa hails ‘turning point’ as debt set to peak (www.ft.com)
Private equity tries to breathe new life into US hospice chain (www.ft.com)
The Bank of England does not need to ‘follow the Fed’ (www.ft.com)
How war stopped working (www.ft.com)
Third runway will cost 15 per passenger, Heathrow boss claims (www.ft.com)
Sell-side research in the Substack era (www.ft.com)
Commons Speaker told police Mandelson was a flight risk (www.ft.com)
US-UK tech deal cautiously restarts with focus on nuclear projects (www.ft.com)
Loie Hollowell is turning motherhood into ‘cosmic energy’ (www.ft.com)
UK AI start-up Wayve raises 1.2bn from carmakers and Big Tech (www.ft.com)
A Green triumph would leave Labour red-faced (www.ft.com)
GSK secures potential ‘multi-blockbuster’ drug in 950mn deal (www.ft.com)
South Korea passes corporate reform bill in boost to world’s best-performing market (www.ft.com)
British energy bills to fall as price cap cut by 7% (www.ft.com)
Yen weakens after Takaichi picks dovish candidates for Bank of Japan (www.ft.com)
The AI doomers aren’t done yet (www.ft.com)
Merz embarks on China trip aimed at rebalancing trade relations (www.ft.com)
Ukraine’s EU accession by 2027 ‘unrealistic’, says Austrian minister (www.ft.com)
Trump condemns Iran’s ‘sinister’ nuclear ambitions in State of the Union speech (www.ft.com)
HSBC says capital ratios need to improve before it resumes buybacks (www.ft.com)
Companies reap 22bn from Trump’s immigration crackdown (www.ft.com)
European investment banks’ killer year (www.ft.com)
UK military spending set to account for smaller share of GDP in 2027-28 (www.ft.com)
Ex-Airbus chief says German decision to work with France on fighter jet a ‘mistake’ (www.ft.com)
NHS in England to be set targets on getting people back to work (www.ft.com)
The death of the Trump trade (www.ft.com)
To raise low birth rates, we must help mothers (www.ft.com)
Rachida Dati vows to end Socialist grip on Paris (www.ft.com)
Belgian diamonds lose US tariffs exemption (www.ft.com)
Microsoft hunts for new London HQ on Elizabeth Line (www.ft.com)
ECB set for extended hold in 2026 (www.ft.com)
Merz steps up scrutiny of arms procurement amid spending angst (www.ft.com)
Streetwise — Lloyd Blankfein’s memoir of his turbulent time at Goldman Sachs (www.ft.com)
Inside Venice’s Peggy Guggenheim Collection, 75 years on (www.ft.com)
Green ammonia boom wanes as carbon incentives fade (www.ft.com)
Trump is pushing India to hedge its geopolitical bets (www.ft.com)
How Deutsche Bank rolled out the red carpet for Jeffrey Epstein (www.ft.com)
Canada’s defence companies battle for billions in historic military build-up (www.ft.com)
US role as global talent hub in doubt amid Trump’s visa crackdown (www.ft.com)
South Korea baby bump extends as births rise (www.ft.com)
Aussie and Kiwi dollars surge as traders position for global interest rate rises (www.ft.com)
Top Democrats demand Trump justify motivations for potential Iran attack (www.ft.com)
Amazon AI lab chief to depart amid leadership shake-up (www.ft.com)
Trump seeks to re-engage with US voters in State of the Union address (www.ft.com)
Channel Tunnel freight trains to restart after London depot deal (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Shein’s mysterious founder emerges to hail Chinese roots (www.ft.com)
Washington warns Ukraine over striking US economic interests in Russia (www.ft.com)
Reeves aims to reassure business with ‘boring’ Spring Statement (www.ft.com)
Government policies have fuelled youth unemployment, Bank of England says (www.ft.com)
AMD tries out the Kim Kardashian theory of data centres (www.ft.com)
Why 2026 will be a blockbuster year for biotech M&A (www.ft.com)
Hegseth threatens to cut Anthropic from Pentagon supply chain in showdown with CEO (www.ft.com)
Mandelson''s lawyers deny he was planning to flee abroad (www.ft.com)
Louvre boss resigns months after 88mn jewel heist (www.ft.com)
Donald Trump’s fateful decision on Iran (www.ft.com)
Merz seeks ‘reliable and fair partnership’ with Xi (www.ft.com)
Northern Ireland faces funding crunch despite latest UK bailout (www.ft.com)
Aid groups say Palestinians face ‘irreparable harm’ from ban (www.ft.com)
Sheinbaum’s risky bet on dethroning ‘El Mencho’ (www.ft.com)
The ‘extreme and improbable’ economics of Citrini’s AI report (www.ft.com)
Lebanon says it was warned its airport could become Israeli target (www.ft.com)
Investors seek shelter from AI rout in asset-heavy stocks (www.ft.com)
Criminal cases set to rise until 2030 despite abolition of jury trials (www.ft.com)
Honda suspends operations at Mexican plant over cartel rampage (www.ft.com)
Reform UK plans to use 500bn assets of council pensions to invest in British businesses (www.ft.com)
Paramount sweetens offer in battle for Warner Bros Discovery (www.ft.com)
Novo Nordisk halves US price of weight-loss drug (www.ft.com)
Trump faces anxious audience of Republicans with State of the Union address (www.ft.com)
Flying the flag for London Fashion Week (www.ft.com)
Stripe valuation soars to 159bn in latest share sale (www.ft.com)
Shein founder emerges from shadows to hail Chinese roots (www.ft.com)
Will AI-driven productivity growth allow the Fed to lower rates? (www.ft.com)
Why are there still so few women CEOs? (www.ft.com)
Russian ‘illicit oil traders’ exposed by email blunder placed under UK sanctions (www.ft.com)
Donald Trump’s state of mind is a global risk (www.ft.com)
Could Britain harness the sun’s energy from space? (www.ft.com)
Meta agrees multibillion-dollar chip deal with AMD (www.ft.com)
France cuts off government access to US ambassador after snub (www.ft.com)
Europe re-arms as US slows defence spending (www.ft.com)
European leaders gather in Kyiv as US hangs back (www.ft.com)
Rapid UK coastal erosion throws spotlight on 40bn nuclear plant (www.ft.com)
Russia targets Telegram as rift with founder Pavel Durov deepens (www.ft.com)
Labour fights for its soul in Manchester (www.ft.com)
Mirror mirror on the wall, what is the most shorted stock of them all? (www.ft.com)
Lib Dems push for full disclosure around hiring of former prince Andrew as trade envoy (www.ft.com)
Etihad boss says tariffs more disruptive to airline than conflict (www.ft.com)
The Citrini flapdoodle (www.ft.com)
Hungary veto of 90bn loan casts shadow over von der Leyen’s Kyiv visit (www.ft.com)
China expands export restrictions against 40 Japanese companies (www.ft.com)
AI upheaval puts software investors on edge (www.ft.com)
European traders celebrate decade-beating performance (www.ft.com)
The war in Ukraine, four years later (www.ft.com)
UK government accused of shelving fraud report (www.ft.com)
‘Crisis of his own making’: Trump weighs another war with Iran (www.ft.com)
Centerview puts its sleep lawsuit to bed (www.ft.com)
Investors back European start-ups building low-cost air defence (www.ft.com)
The cyber security threat inside your car (www.ft.com)
Takaichi plans Japanese ‘Cfius’ to tighten economic security (www.ft.com)
The ‘botlash’ movement is gaining momentum (www.ft.com)
UK PR executive left role after US embassy raised concerns over online posts (www.ft.com)
Fed still on course to hold until June (www.ft.com)
UK’s Best Employers 2026: ranking (www.ft.com)
Istanbul, a city powered by soup: here’s where to refuel, around the clock (www.ft.com)
For twins Elliot and Erick Jiménez, photography is an act of faith (www.ft.com)
Europe’s ‘tech sovereignty’ ambitions carry security risks, military warns (www.ft.com)
How insurance became the lifeblood of private capital (www.ft.com)
What has Reform learnt from its first taste of power? (www.ft.com)
Trump’s 10% global tariff to go into effect despite threat of higher rate (www.ft.com)
Millions of people are returning to Taliban-run Afghanistan (www.ft.com)
Panasonic turns off US TV business with handover to Chinese rival (www.ft.com)
Anthropic accuses Chinese AI labs of ‘distillation attacks’ on its models (www.ft.com)
US tariff strike-down creates new trade dilemmas for India (www.ft.com)
FedEx sues Trump administration for tariff refunds (www.ft.com)
China is not dumping US Treasuries (www.ft.com)
Citi to sell another stake in Mexico’s Banamex ahead of IPO (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: US software and private capital shares slide amid AI fears (www.ft.com)
Zelenskyy urges Trump to see through Russia’s ‘games’ (www.ft.com)
What the leveraged loan market can tell us about the software sell-off (www.ft.com)
Maersk and MSC to take temporary control of key Panama Canal ports (www.ft.com)
‘Labour are now irrelevant here’: Greens eye Manchester by-election victory (www.ft.com)
US evacuates staff from Lebanon embassy as fears rise of war with Iran (www.ft.com)
The US Supreme Court’s ruling won’t stop Donald Trump’s tariffs (www.ft.com)
US sues Coca-Cola bottler for all-female casino networking event (www.ft.com)
Moody’s alert cites gap in data centre accounting for Big Tech companies (www.ft.com)
Donald Trump’s own private UN (www.ft.com)
Peter Mandelson arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office (www.ft.com)
Iranian students rally against regime in latest protests (www.ft.com)
US north-east hit by power outages as winter storm pummels New York (www.ft.com)
Mexico took down drug lord by tracking his girlfriend (www.ft.com)
US stocks fall as software sell-off reignites (www.ft.com)
Keir Starmer’s ethics adviser to look at minister over probe into journalists (www.ft.com)
Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ explores stablecoin for Gaza (www.ft.com)
Data centres seek credit ratings to unlock billions in funding for AI push (www.ft.com)
Scarcity value puts a rocket under China’s AI challengers (www.ft.com)
EU delays ratifying US trade deal (www.ft.com)
Blue Owl is spoiling private credit’s sales pitch (www.ft.com)
US probably shed jobs last year in rare decline outside recession, says Fed official (www.ft.com)
Chevron in talks for stake in giant Iraq oilfield after Lukoil sanctions (www.ft.com)
English football teams face ban on sponsorship from unlicensed gambling groups (www.ft.com)
UK warns tariff retaliation is an option if US reneges on trade deal (www.ft.com)
We must change our conception of palliative care (www.ft.com)
Wall Street, Main Street and more tariff turmoil (www.ft.com)
Merck splits business to separate oncology from non-cancer drugs (www.ft.com)
The new era-defining central bank ‘trilemma’ (www.ft.com)
Uber launches autonomous vehicles services venture in robotaxi push (www.ft.com)
Australia backs proposal to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from line of succession (www.ft.com)
Trump’s new interest in war will end badly (www.ft.com)
The Supreme Court sends tariffs on a turbulent descent (www.ft.com)
Deloitte set for UK leadership battle as it shakes up international structure (www.ft.com)
Gilead to buy cancer drug developer Arcellx for up to 7.8bn (www.ft.com)
US universities lean on endowments as costs rise and funding cuts bite (www.ft.com)
AI threatens enterprise software companies, says Franklin Templeton CEO (www.ft.com)