Warsh can bring a much-needed trade-off on rates to the Fed (www.ft.com)
EU warns Hungary and Slovakia on fuel price discrimination (www.ft.com)
Oil soars above 117 as Iran war stand-off persists (www.ft.com)
Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh secures Senate committee approval (www.ft.com)
The problem with falling house prices (www.ft.com)
Can US trading partners still rely on the rule of law? (www.ft.com)
AstraZeneca revives Cambridge investment after UK agrees to pay more for drugs (www.ft.com)
France leads way in plans to shift away from fossil fuels at summit (www.ft.com)
Australia’s drive to get more blood flowing (www.ft.com)
German and Spanish inflation rises less than expected in April (www.ft.com)
University of Sussex wins High Court battle on free speech (www.ft.com)
UAE’s Opec exit will drive down oil prices, warns Moscow (www.ft.com)
Mercedes challenges FCA motor finance compensation scheme (www.ft.com)
Crypto billionaire gave Farage 5mn before general election (www.ft.com)
Two reported stabbed in North London in latest apparent antisemitic attack (www.ft.com)
King Charles, America and the futility of growth (www.ft.com)
China’s CIC considers selling Heathrow stake over third runway cost worries (www.ft.com)
The Proxies 2025: Where are they now? (www.ft.com)
Matthew Wong’s rhapsodies in blue claim their place in art history (www.ft.com)
Why electricity markets are stuck on the gas price rollercoaster (www.ft.com)
Lululemon founder casts doubt on new chief as proxy fight escalates (www.ft.com)
How OpenAI’s 500bn data centre venture Stargate has shifted shape (www.ft.com)
Putin pares back Victory Day parade over fear of Ukrainian strikes (www.ft.com)
UK ministers gain power to force pension funds to invest in British companies (www.ft.com)
Chinese wind turbine maker accuses UK of ‘politicisation’ over product ban (www.ft.com)
Why the Mandelson scandal matters (www.ft.com)
Opec without the UAE (www.ft.com)
China’s Mao-era regulator in a stand-off with Meta over AI (www.ft.com)
EU to take Hungary to court over Orbán-era retail tax (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Ex-FBI chief James Comey charged with threatening Trump’s life (www.ft.com)
How Vis Raghavan landed at Citi (www.ft.com)
It’s never a good idea to sack the entire National Science Board (www.ft.com)
Do art galleries need economists? (www.ft.com)
Reform UK and Greens hit controversy on election trail (www.ft.com)
Chinese green technology poses national security problem for Europe, report warns (www.ft.com)
Iran war oil price windfall gives Shell a chance to edge ahead of BP (www.ft.com)
How can we prevent our children from fighting over our estate? (www.ft.com)
Five recipes from Honey & Co’s new wine bar — with perfectly paired wines (www.ft.com)
Apple’s next chief John Ternus confronts break from China playbook (www.ft.com)
Have we gone too far with British declinism? (www.ft.com)
‘I wanted to make her proud’: Venice Biennale artists on realising the late Koyo Kouoh’s vision (www.ft.com)
How Jay Powell repelled Donald Trump’s attacks on the Federal Reserve (www.ft.com)
Germany re-arms: what does it mean for Europe? (www.ft.com)
Life under Iran’s digital blackout (www.ft.com)
Total profits jump 29% as war drives oil price surge and trading gains (www.ft.com)
UBS profits soar 80%, fuelled by trading gains (www.ft.com)
EU in talks with Hungary’s Magyar on workaround for frozen funds (www.ft.com)
AI frenzy signals end of boom and bust for memory chipmakers (www.ft.com)
Ken Griffin suggests wealthy individuals do not understand private credit risks (www.ft.com)
The great commodities disruption (www.ft.com)
‘This is the beginning of the end of Opec’: can oil cartel survive UAE’s exit? (www.ft.com)
Emerging market stocks hit record high as Asian chipmakers surge (www.ft.com)
How Citi’s 52mn hire was forced out of JPMorgan over his behaviour (www.ft.com)
King Charles’s subtle rebuke of Trump cracks show of unity (www.ft.com)
Purdue Pharma to pay more than 8bn to end US opioid case (www.ft.com)
Goldman stops bankers using Anthropic’s Claude in Hong Kong (www.ft.com)
King Charles defends transatlantic relationship in speech to Congress (www.ft.com)
Pernod Ricard ends pursuit of Jack Daniel’s maker Brown-Forman (www.ft.com)
US prosecutors charge James Comey with threatening life of Donald Trump (www.ft.com)
US to put Donald Trump’s face on passports (www.ft.com)
Ackman expected to raise half of top target in second IPO push (www.ft.com)
US ambassador to Ukraine to leave over differences with Trump (www.ft.com)
OpenAI expands Amazon deal after Microsoft loosens exclusivity terms (www.ft.com)
EU’s top trade official leaves after clashing over Trump deal (www.ft.com)
US soldier pleads not guilty over prediction trades on Maduro capture (www.ft.com)
Trump touts 400mn White House ballroom as national priority after shooting (www.ft.com)
OpenAI’s Altman ‘stole a charity’, Musk claims as trial begins (www.ft.com)
Trump administration urges Disney to fire Jimmy Kimmel over Melania joke (www.ft.com)
First Brands chose BDO for ‘less rigorous’ approach, witness says (www.ft.com)
PR executive tried to ‘get rid’ of documents despite legal warning (www.ft.com)
What the Grasset affair tells us about modern elites (www.ft.com)
China poised to restart exporting jet fuel, diesel and gasoline (www.ft.com)
Brighton to build Europe’s first women’s football stadium (www.ft.com)
Downing Street rules out temporary rent freeze (www.ft.com)
Small shareholders keep up pressure on UK bank climate policies (www.ft.com)
America’s special relationship is ‘probably Israel’, says UK ambassador to US (www.ft.com)
Reddit may need to sell its soul for scale (www.ft.com)
Russia’s loss is Ukraine’s gain in the Middle East (www.ft.com)
Blame game continues as alleged shooter charged with attempted assassination (www.ft.com)
UK population growth downgraded as migration slows (www.ft.com)
Music groups BMG and Concord to merge in 14bn deal (www.ft.com)
Irish bet on gas from kitchen scraps hits policy snag (www.ft.com)
German births fall to lowest since postwar records began in 1946 (www.ft.com)
An optimistic outlook for Warsh at the Fed (www.ft.com)
A South African artist’s act of mourning was banned from the Venice Biennale — now it’s back (www.ft.com)
Argentina’s energy economy booms amid Iran shock (www.ft.com)
UAE to leave Opec in blow to oil cartel (www.ft.com)
Get used to the long Iran war (www.ft.com)
BYD profits drop by more than half as Chinese sales slow (www.ft.com)
Grant Thornton US to buy Australian sister firm as part of global spree (www.ft.com)
Starmer faces perilous day in parliament over Mandelson affair (www.ft.com)
Export restrictions on critical materials up fivefold since 2009, says OECD (www.ft.com)
Mandelson scandal is chance for Badenoch to impress in parliament (www.ft.com)
Foreign Office not consulted ahead of Mandelson appointment (www.ft.com)
Bank of Japan holds rates with hawkish guidance (www.ft.com)
BP profits hit highest since 2023 as Iran war delivers windfall (www.ft.com)
Taliban accuse Pakistan of strikes on Afghan university (www.ft.com)
Wall Street is getting twitchy on oil prices (www.ft.com)
EU to bless state aid surge as capitals plough cash into energy handouts (www.ft.com)
Monetary Policy Radar preview: BoE’s April meeting (www.ft.com)
World’s biggest battery maker to raise 5bn in ‘opportunistic’ share placement (www.ft.com)
Oil price hits 110 on Iran talks uncertainty (www.ft.com)
Two Spirit Airlines creditor groups back Trump bailout plan (www.ft.com)
European airlines seize on jet fuel crisis to lobby against passenger perks (www.ft.com)
The great American data centre divide (www.ft.com)
The real lesson of Reform’s war on the history curriculum (www.ft.com)
Bank of England expected to hold rates steady despite inflation risk (www.ft.com)
Adnoc to invest ‘tens of billions’ in push to build a US gas business (www.ft.com)
Iran’s hardliners fight over talks with US (www.ft.com)
Coffee, fuel and houses: why Trump has an inflation problem (www.ft.com)
The airline merger paradox (www.ft.com)
Iran war shows Latin America has left its original sin behind (www.ft.com)
Italy clashes with Switzerland over medical bills from nightclub fire (www.ft.com)
Milken family office alumni raise 4bn to target private capital upheaval (www.ft.com)
Middle East war boosts ship-tracking app as millions follow maritime traffic (www.ft.com)
Heathrow’s third runway at risk if Reeves is removed after May elections (www.ft.com)
Hungary’s business elite pivots away from Orbán (www.ft.com)
Mexico City seeks new rent controls as opposition to gentrification grows (www.ft.com)
A troubling plan to revive the frozen US property market (www.ft.com)
Alarm spreads among road-builders as Iran war bitumen shortage bites (www.ft.com)
Energy tax cuts spread to 39 economies as fuel prices jump (www.ft.com)
Wall Street dealers boost Treasury holdings to highest level since 2007 (www.ft.com)
Rivian is bringing software-as-a-service to the road (www.ft.com)
Adrift in the South — the stark memoir of a Chinese factory labourer (www.ft.com)
After conquering nickel, Indonesia sets its sights on aluminium (www.ft.com)
Why investors are chasing US biotechs with Chinese characteristics (www.ft.com)
Will voters trust Labour to clean up Croydon? (www.ft.com)
Bank of Japan holds rates as Iran war energy shock tests economy (www.ft.com)
Reliance’s profit growth dented by global oil upheaval (www.ft.com)
Mexico arrests potential successor to drug kingpin ‘El Mencho’ (www.ft.com)
Rivian CEO’s 403mn pay package dwarfs those of top US car bosses (www.ft.com)
Key Labour MPs start to accept need for UK welfare reforms (www.ft.com)
Honda and the power of (broken) dreams (www.ft.com)
Paramount and Warner Bros to be nearly 50% foreign-owned after 111bn takeover (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: China orders Meta to unwind 2bn acquisition of AI group Manus (www.ft.com)
Britain’s King Charles and Queen Camilla arrive on state visit to the US (www.ft.com)
Blue Owl investors shun cut-price exit offer from Boaz Weinstein (www.ft.com)
Alleged shooter charged with attempted assassination of Trump (www.ft.com)
Police looking into 40,000 donation given to Robert Jenrick (www.ft.com)
Wizz Air accuses Gulf airlines of putting politics before safety (www.ft.com)
King Charles and the ‘special’ relationship (www.ft.com)
US being ‘humiliated’ by Iran, says German Chancellor Friedrich Merz (www.ft.com)
DR Congo creates 100mn ‘Mining Guard’ to protect critical minerals (www.ft.com)
Russian forces defeated in Saharan stronghold after wave of attacks (www.ft.com)
The EU’s methane regulation could spark an energy crisis (www.ft.com)
Canada launches C25bn sovereign wealth fund to boost growth (www.ft.com)
Meta’s Chinese stumble suggests a declining tolerance for shades of grey (www.ft.com)
Google staff urge chief executive to block US military AI use (www.ft.com)
OpenAI and Microsoft loosen ties in revised AI deal (www.ft.com)
Hedge fund Jain Global plans to return cash to investors (www.ft.com)
Developer says UK insisted on ‘Rolls-Royce’ upgrades for post-Grenfell works (www.ft.com)
SNP vows to push for new independence vote (www.ft.com)
MPs to vote on whether Starmer should be investigated over Mandelson scandal (www.ft.com)
Is Tim Cook’s departure a canary in the coal mine for tech stocks? (www.ft.com)
Why flying less won’t do much to ease the oil crisis (www.ft.com)
Shell buys Canadian shale producer ARC for 16bn (www.ft.com)
United chief hits out at American Airlines for refusing merger talks (www.ft.com)
Romania’s Social Democrats team up with far right in effort to topple PM (www.ft.com)
Pirates on the prowl again off Somalia’s coast (www.ft.com)
China’s minerals come with coercion but they do come cheap (www.ft.com)
A new generation of ‘post-medium’ artists rises at the Venice Biennale (www.ft.com)
Are Europe and America headed for divorce? (www.ft.com)
Former Apollo risk chief says some new life insurers could struggle in downturn (www.ft.com)
Assisted dying should become legal but this legislation is flawed (www.ft.com)
China blocks Meta’s 2bn purchase of Manus (www.ft.com)
UK wealth tax would backfire, warns IFS (www.ft.com)
North Korea opens museum to honour soldiers killed fighting for Russia in Ukraine (www.ft.com)
China warns EU over proposed ‘Made in Europe’ law (www.ft.com)
Monetary Policy Radar preview: BoJ’s April meeting (www.ft.com)
Italy approves extradition of alleged Chinese hacker to US (www.ft.com)
This rally runs deep (www.ft.com)
The UK’s 100% debt-to-GDP ratio was a statistical dream (www.ft.com)
Blame game continues to fester a year on from Iberian power failure (www.ft.com)
Goldman Sachs raises oil price forecast as war disruption drags on (www.ft.com)
Britain’s stealth fighter project faces 10-week funding deadline (www.ft.com)
Rachel Reeves set for new growth push after May elections (www.ft.com)
UK ministers resist alignment with EU’s AI rules (www.ft.com)
Prosecute Russian-sponsored saboteurs, Estonia tells Europe (www.ft.com)
How ‘conflict entrepreneurs’ are inflaming US political violence (www.ft.com)
Healthcare is driving America’s economy (www.ft.com)
Can London win back home buyers from the UAE? (www.ft.com)
Large UK companies in the dark about how their data is used overseas by AI (www.ft.com)
Unequal Britain can’t work out what to do about it (www.ft.com)
Anthropic investors pay sharply different fees for access (www.ft.com)
Leading central banks play for time on interest rate rises (www.ft.com)
The Christian villages under Israeli occupation in Lebanon (www.ft.com)
Inside China’s plans to fight in space (ig.ft.com)
Lawrence Abu Hamdan: the ‘private ear’ who investigates government cover-ups (www.ft.com)
The company that defied Trump’s tariff war (www.ft.com)
Historic climate shipping deal faces ‘real fight’ as talks restart (www.ft.com)
From Beirut to Dubai, designers show resilience in face of war (www.ft.com)
Private equity backers raise new conflict concerns over sweetheart deals (www.ft.com)
Why the UAE asked Pakistan for its 3.5bn back (www.ft.com)
An insider food tour of Hong Kong with chef Vicky Cheng (www.ft.com)
Chip toolmaker Tokyo Electron cuts ties with executive linked to Chinese rivals (www.ft.com)
Zero-hour contract crackdown risks job losses, business warns (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Shooting suspect had written about targeting Trump, authorities say (www.ft.com)
Michael Jackson biopic is hit with audiences despite critical backlash (www.ft.com)
Trump says shooting incident shows why he needs new White House ballroom (www.ft.com)
King Charles White House visit tests special relationship (www.ft.com)
Canadian red tape is worse than Trump tariffs, say industry groups (www.ft.com)
Trump and the recurring assassin (www.ft.com)
Benjamin Netanyahu’s biggest rivals merge Israeli political parties (www.ft.com)
Starbucks, Nashville and the new corporate geography (www.ft.com)
Senior Republican clears path for Kevin Warsh’s confirmation as Fed chair (www.ft.com)
Sabastian Sawe is first person to win a marathon in under 2 hours (www.ft.com)
Nigel Farage targets Barnsley, a town transformed by Labour (www.ft.com)
Alleged shooter was targeting US government officials, authorities say (www.ft.com)
Who is the alleged shooter? (www.ft.com)
Major City reforms to be set out in King’s Speech (www.ft.com)
UK car loan companies accept 9bn mis-selling redress scheme (www.ft.com)
The long history of violent incidents involving Donald Trump (www.ft.com)
What signals can investors expect from the Fed? (www.ft.com)
Britain acts richer than it is (www.ft.com)
UK high streets rebound as TikTok generation brings in-store buzz (www.ft.com)
The Iran war shock for developing nations (www.ft.com)
US motorists skimp at the pump as Iran war keeps petrol prices high (www.ft.com)
Developer to fight 48mn government fire safety bill on human rights grounds (www.ft.com)
This World Cup is missing an open goal (www.ft.com)
Jeff Bezos’s AI lab in talks over taking London office space at King’s Cross (www.ft.com)
Why bank taxes might be back on the table in the UK (www.ft.com)
In charts: How the Iran war put billions of Gulf-backed dealmaking in doubt (www.ft.com)
What has Labour actually achieved? (www.ft.com)
Good news for business travellers (www.ft.com)
Google banks on AI edge to catch up to cloud rivals Amazon and Microsoft (www.ft.com)
Can AI discriminate if it can’t justify itself? (www.ft.com)
Iran war hits pistachio supplies amid Dubai chocolate boom (www.ft.com)
Vladimir Putin’s regime turns on book publishers (www.ft.com)
China’s smartphone king takes on Elon Musk in Europe with premium EVs (www.ft.com)
How to demine the Strait of Hormuz (www.ft.com)
Trump rushed offstage at White House correspondents’ dinner after shots fired (www.ft.com)
Co-ordinated attacks threaten Mali’s Russian-backed regime (www.ft.com)
Trump cancels trip by US negotiators for peace talks with Iran (www.ft.com)
EV ownership at ‘tipping point’ in many parts of the world, experts say (www.ft.com)
Companies with Mythos access urge joint defence of infrastructure (www.ft.com)
Where is Marco Rubio? (www.ft.com)
Defence stocks give back gains as investors buy rumour but sell war (www.ft.com)
BA forced to downgrade thousands more loyalty scheme members after ‘error’ (www.ft.com)
From Anthropic’s Mythos to the Birkin bag, scarcity sells (www.ft.com)
The mystery of good judgment (www.ft.com)
What the AI ‘jobpocalypse’ narrative misses (www.ft.com)
Iran seeks to resume flights from bomb-damaged airports (www.ft.com)
No edge, no hedge: why markets are stuck (www.ft.com)
Peru grapples with selecting new leader amid ongoing election chaos (www.ft.com)
Power is draining away from Starmer’s Downing Street (www.ft.com)
Banks brace for tax raid if Starmer is ousted (www.ft.com)
Are your kids ignoring your money advice? (www.ft.com)
America’s energy supremacy is being forged in war (ig.ft.com)
Deliveries of food and goods into Gaza fell after Iran war began, officials say (www.ft.com)
Pro-independence parties bank on rethink of UK ‘status quo’ after May 7 (www.ft.com)
Kallos, Salford: No wonder the UK is going crazy for Greek food — restaurant review (www.ft.com)
My interminable night with a noise and nuisance team (www.ft.com)
Costa del Sol vs the Algarve: which golf destination is best for property buyers? (www.ft.com)
Anatomica Paris – menswear for the disciplined dresser (www.ft.com)
Texas’s governor threatened to pull World Cup grants in battle over ICE enforcement (www.ft.com)
US stocks race ahead of Europe as Wall Street shrugs off energy shock (www.ft.com)
A non-comprehensive list of companies that made less money than Jane Street last year (www.ft.com)
Starmer promises imminent laws to ban IRGC (www.ft.com)
The narrow path to a US-Iran deal (www.ft.com)
EU opens Mandelson fraud investigation (www.ft.com)
AI data centre emissions vastly underestimated, UK admits (www.ft.com)
Trading firm Jane Street doubles revenues to 40bn (www.ft.com)
Sidestepping (www.ft.com)
Starmer faces further torment over Mandelson scandal as leadership doubts swirl (www.ft.com)
Amazon-backed nuclear developer X-energy surges in trading debut (www.ft.com)
London’s luxury hoteliers lose sleep over fall in Middle East visitors (www.ft.com)
The Apple juggernaut and the AI roadblock (www.ft.com)
Sovereignty of Falklands ‘not in question’, says Number 10 after leaked US memo report (www.ft.com)
End of Powell probe sets stage for Warsh’s rapid confirmation (www.ft.com)
UK Biobank says security checks not imposed because of ‘harms’ to research (www.ft.com)
Law firms push staff to return to UAE offices as ceasefire holds (www.ft.com)
US health secretary’s son launches fund tied to health movement (www.ft.com)
Google to invest up to 40bn in Anthropic (www.ft.com)
Investors push for higher yield on 14bn of Oracle-backed data centre debt (www.ft.com)
Judge sanctions woman who sued Leon Black in Epstein-linked case (www.ft.com)
The golden age of arbitrage has begun (www.ft.com)
Price of access to Trump’s memecoin VIP reception plunges (www.ft.com)
US prosecutors drop criminal probe of Fed chair Jay Powell (www.ft.com)
Asian refineries slash output as Iran crisis chokes crude supplies (www.ft.com)
Russian oilman tried to buy land on railway to British nuclear site (www.ft.com)
P&G warns of 1bn hit from Iran war after failing to hedge oil exposure (www.ft.com)
King Charles’s high-stakes America trip (www.ft.com)
Innovative tech shakes up wealth management in Canada (www.ft.com)
Therapy company mixes emotional and artificial intelligence to top ranking (www.ft.com)
Mandelson row is a cold shower for civil service relations (www.ft.com)
Why do I have so much in UK equities? (www.ft.com)
The Mandelson Starmer saga stumbles on (www.ft.com)
Big Four’s shrinkage at the top presages weakness at the bottom line (www.ft.com)
How quickly can Gulf oil start gushing again? (www.ft.com)
Underlying inflation remains on track for Bank of Japan rate normalisation (www.ft.com)
Is it time to pave over London’s golf courses? (www.ft.com)
ECB steps up its challenge to Visa and Mastercard (www.ft.com)
The Americas’ Fastest-Growing Companies (www.ft.com)
How The Americas’ Fastest-Growing Companies find a way to thrive (www.ft.com)
Trump and China vie for influence in Latin America (www.ft.com)
AI and defence companies dominate US growth investment (www.ft.com)
The companies thriving in turbulent times for IT and software (www.ft.com)
A garden lover’s guide to County Laois, by Catherine FitzGerald (www.ft.com)
Marte Mei van Haaster – the supermodel pioneering sustainable design (www.ft.com)
Lack of political direction from No 10 has created a vacuum (www.ft.com)