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08:01  Global investors need to go on Japan watch right now (www.ft.com)
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06:05  Palantir shares jump 7% on rapid revenue growth (www.ft.com)
05:57  Trump urges US lawmakers to work together to avoid government shutdown (www.ft.com)
04:47  Reeves takes aim at Trump as she calls for UK and EU to speak with one voice on trade (www.ft.com)
04:19  France adopts budget after premier survives no-confidence vote (www.ft.com)
04:16  Police to review allegations against Mandelson in Epstein scandal (www.ft.com)
02:00  This is what a proper Brexit looks like (www.ft.com)
01:30  Russian captain guilty of manslaughter after North Sea collision (www.ft.com)
01:05  Xi’s ominous purge of his top general (www.ft.com)
00:54  Submit your questions: Are US markets and the economy as strong as Trump claims? (www.ft.com)
00:53  China is the main beneficiary of Trump’s Arctic antics (www.ft.com)
00:36  Castel Group’s chief in limbo amid bitter feud with controlling family (www.ft.com)
02-02  One Hyde Park residents win legal battle over 35mn in building defects (www.ft.com)
00:01  US to launch 12bn critical minerals stockpile to counter China’s dominance (www.ft.com)
00:00  EU struggling to diversify critical minerals supply, warns report (www.ft.com)
02-02  Monetary Policy Radar preview: BoE’s February meeting (www.ft.com)
02-02  Russia shifts focus to Ukraine’s transport routes (www.ft.com)
02-02  Draghi calls for EU ‘federation’ to avoid being ‘picked off’ by US and China (www.ft.com)
02-02  EU’s geopolitical gesture is too cheap to be credible (www.ft.com)
02-02  Disney warns of hit to US theme parks as foreign tourist numbers fall (www.ft.com)
02-02  Germany arrests five accused of smuggling western tech to Russia (www.ft.com)
02-02  India weighs lifting foreign ownership cap in state-owned banks (www.ft.com)
02-02  The bigger problem with Labour’s botched business rates U-turn (www.ft.com)
02-02  Ikea assembles China strategy with closure of 7 big stores (www.ft.com)
02-02  UK house prices record modest rebound after December dip (www.ft.com)
02-02  An oral history of the Fed’s Covid-19 crisis (www.ft.com)
02-02  Europe’s oil majors prepare to cut billions in shareholder payouts (www.ft.com)
02-02  The ‘deep fried’ stocks that spurred a market meltdown (www.ft.com)
02-02  The dilemmas for the UK created by a rupturing world (www.ft.com)
02-02  Wanted: CEOs with backbone (www.ft.com)
02-02  End of an era: half-century of nuclear arms control comes to a close (www.ft.com)
02-01  Gold and silver tumult triggers ‘pandemonium’ in New York’s Diamond District (www.ft.com)
02-02  FirstFT: Xi Jinping calls for China’s renminbi to become global reserve currency (www.ft.com)
02-02  Abu Dhabi royal bought big stake in Trump family crypto venture (www.ft.com)
02-02  Japan’s Sanae Takaichi makes final push ahead of election day (www.ft.com)
02-02  UK to reconsider joining EU defence fund (www.ft.com)
02-02  Right-wing populist on cusp of victory in Costa Rica vote (www.ft.com)
02-01  Artificial intelligence researchers hit by flood of ‘slop’ (www.ft.com)
02-01  Americans have drawn a red line in Minnesota (www.ft.com)
02-01  Don’t fear the AI ‘jobpocalypse’ (www.ft.com)
02-01  India raises spending and chip investment to head off Trump’s tariffs (www.ft.com)
02-01  Trump says Iran negotiating ‘seriously’ on nuclear weapons (www.ft.com)
02-01  Danish pension funds under pressure to invest in domestic markets (www.ft.com)
02-01  How protein rose to the top of the food chain (www.ft.com)
02-01  UK restaurants offer deep discounts in ‘last resort’ to lure spend-shy diners (www.ft.com)
02-01  Super Bowl ad slots hit record prices as brands return to TV marketing (www.ft.com)
02-01  Russia struggles to shake reliance on foreign technology imports (www.ft.com)
02-01  Leaseholds and fleeceholds are a blot on the UK housing market (www.ft.com)
02-01  Musk reaffirms Republican Party ties with 10mn in donations (www.ft.com)
02-01  Bitcoin price slides to lowest level since 2025 tariff shock (www.ft.com)
02-01  Ford held talks with China’s Xiaomi over EV partnership (www.ft.com)
01-31  Kevin Warsh’s nomination as Fed chair to spark rethink of bank’s role (www.ft.com)
01-31  Businesses fear blowback from Saudi-UAE rift (www.ft.com)
01-31  How Kevin Warsh won the race to become Trump’s new Fed chair (www.ft.com)
01-31  France pushes state workers away from Zoom as Europe eyes tech decoupling (www.ft.com)
01-31  The Tories have forgotten what it takes to prosper (www.ft.com)
01-31  How steep is Trump’s democratic backsliding? (www.ft.com)
01-31  Gen Z trend for ‘admin nights’ is worth following (www.ft.com)
01-31  Miner Chemaf emerges as first test of US-DR Congo minerals deal (www.ft.com)
01-31  Qatar’s Sheikha al-Mayassa: ‘We’re a very conservative society, but we’re tolerant’ (www.ft.com)
01-31  The perfect spring adventure: walking through history on Turkey’s Lycian Way (www.ft.com)
01-31  Singapore’s public housing model meets the limits of its success (www.ft.com)
01-31  US Senate passes bill to fund government amid battle over ICE tactics (www.ft.com)
01-31  Warsh’s desire to shrink Fed’s balance sheet sets up clash with Trump, say investors (www.ft.com)
01-31  Venezuela’s Delcy Rodríguez announces amnesty for political prisoners (www.ft.com)
01-31  Trump set to nominate economist Brett Matsumoto to head statistics agency (www.ft.com)
01-31  Starmer’s China trip thaws relations with Beijing but spurs criticism at home (www.ft.com)
01-31  Trump’s immigration climbdown. Plus, a new Fed chair? (www.ft.com)
01-31  Lemonade turns self-driving cars from threat to opportunity (www.ft.com)
01-31  The frank warning from Switzerland on the dollar (www.ft.com)
01-31  The memory market melt-up is only getting wilder (www.ft.com)
01-31  New Dutch government to raise ‘freedom’ tax for defence (www.ft.com)
01-31  Israel and South Africa expel envoys in escalating dispute (www.ft.com)
01-31  Italian far-right activists push for ‘remigration’ law (www.ft.com)
01-30  Chinese whispers - at home and abroad (www.ft.com)
01-30  Kevin Warsh will bring conviction economics to the Fed (www.ft.com)
01-30  Syria’s Kurds to end self-rule after deal with Damascus (www.ft.com)
01-30  Eurozone economy better than expected in final months of 2025 (www.ft.com)
01-30  China lifts travel ban on British MPs (www.ft.com)
01-30  Chevron pledges tight rein on Venezuela spending as US pushes oil majors to invest (www.ft.com)
01-30  Dollar strengthens ahead of Trump’s Fed decision (www.ft.com)
01-30  UK services sector holds out hopes for China boost after Starmer visit (www.ft.com)
01-30  Gold and silver prices plunge as rally goes into reverse (www.ft.com)
01-30  Abu Dhabi folds assets worth 263bn into new wealth fund controlled by crown prince (www.ft.com)
01-30  Eurozone economy unexpectedly grows by 0.3% in fourth quarter (www.ft.com)
01-30  Labour lacks the data and modelling to justify its judicial reforms (www.ft.com)
01-30  AstraZeneca strikes 4.7bn China deal to boost weight-loss drugs pipeline (www.ft.com)
01-30  Meta, Microsoft and the tyranny of small differences (www.ft.com)
01-30  Putin’s week-long ‘ceasefire’ will test Kremlin’s appetite for peace (www.ft.com)
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01-30  OpenAI’s too-big-to-fail fundraising (www.ft.com)
01-30  Labour’s housebuilding drive will push down prices, says minister (www.ft.com)
01-30  Big US companies set to lay off at least 52,000 workers as jobs market cools (www.ft.com)
01-30  BDO hit with 80mn negligence claim by NMCN administrators (www.ft.com)
01-30  Syria plots mobile phone auction to lure international investors (www.ft.com)
01-30  The employees secretly working a four-day week (www.ft.com)
01-30  Anomaly in UK rental reforms would leave thousands paying stamp duty (www.ft.com)
01-30  Emerging markets make roaring start to 2026 as dollar slides (www.ft.com)
01-30  Europe needs to put its money where its mouth is (www.ft.com)
01-30  The meaning of Xi’s military purge (www.ft.com)
01-30  The music industry’s cautious embrace of AI (www.ft.com)
01-30  Bike lanes vs narcos: French mayors step up fight against drug gangs (www.ft.com)
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01-30  Indonesia’s stock exchange head resigns after market turmoil (www.ft.com)
01-30  Panama court kicks Hong Kong’s CK Hutchison out of canal ports (www.ft.com)
01-30  US threatens to ‘decertify’ Canadian aircraft as rift with Ottawa deepens (www.ft.com)
01-30  Trump says he will name next Fed chair on Friday morning (www.ft.com)
01-30  HSBC targets Hong Kong IPOs after missing out on listings boom (www.ft.com)
01-30  US moves to open Venezuela’s vast crude reserves to Big Oil (www.ft.com)
01-30  First Brands at breaking point as it scrambles to avoid liquidation (www.ft.com)
01-30  Albertan separatists accused of ‘treason’ over Trump administration meetings (www.ft.com)
01-30  A rescue mission for the rules-based order (www.ft.com)
01-30  Labour’s gamble to turn AI threat into opportunity (www.ft.com)
01-29  US tech stocks slide after Microsoft’s AI spending unnerves investors (www.ft.com)
01-29  Why US stocks don’t care a jot about Greenland, trade wars or global aggro (www.ft.com)
01-29  US to pay monthly Venezuela ‘budget’ from oil proceeds via Qatar fund (www.ft.com)
01-29  Don’t bet on dollar dethronement (www.ft.com)
01-29  Is the UK on the cusp of a productivity revival? (www.ft.com)
01-29  Jay Powell urges Fed successor to ‘stay out of elected politics’ (www.ft.com)
01-29  US working on plan to ‘draw down’ number of ICE agents in Minneapolis, border tsar says (www.ft.com)
01-29  China rolls out the red carpet for Keir Starmer (www.ft.com)
01-29  SAP set for biggest fall in five years amid concerns over cloud business (www.ft.com)
01-29  It’s time we had a proper debate about funding university education (www.ft.com)
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01-29  The prisoner of Downing Street (www.ft.com)
01-29  Police arrest fifth man over fires at properties linked to Keir Starmer (www.ft.com)
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01-29  EU to list Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organisation (www.ft.com)
01-29  Why the Tories should move back to the centre (www.ft.com)
01-29  Copper leads scorching metals rally amid global uncertainty (www.ft.com)
01-29  Central banks rein in gold purchases as investment demand soars (www.ft.com)
01-29  3i shares surge as PE group hails recovery at retailer Action (www.ft.com)
01-29  Top chipmakers to boost capital spending amid AI-driven supply squeeze (www.ft.com)
01-29  Deutsche Bank reports record quarterly earnings (www.ft.com)
01-29  The Fed is done cutting until something changes (www.ft.com)
01-29  EU to impose new sanctions on Iran as France backs IRGC terror listing (www.ft.com)
01-29  There might be good reasons for Britain to build data centres. Job creation isn’t one of them (www.ft.com)
01-29  Japan’s market moment helps keep Nomura’s turnaround on track (www.ft.com)
01-29  India and the true cost of coal FT Film (www.ft.com)
01-29  Takaichi’s great election gamble (www.ft.com)
01-29  The UK needs to press ahead with digital gilts plan (www.ft.com)
01-29  Germany plans satellite missile detection system to cut reliance on US (www.ft.com)
01-29  The abandonment of Labour’s moral crusade (www.ft.com)
01-29  Trump’s ‘beautiful armada’ underlines US threat to Iran (www.ft.com)
01-29  Europe would lose more than the US in a trade war, research finds (www.ft.com)
01-29  Russian oil income drops sharply as sanctions bite (www.ft.com)
01-29  ‘I wouldn’t dare take these drugs . . . I just sell them’: how China supplies untested peptides to the west (www.ft.com)
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01-29  ‘Frontline journalism and filmmaking as we know it is dead’ — documenting the war in Ukraine (www.ft.com)
01-29  Pay for mid-tier accounting partners soars to record level against Big Four (www.ft.com)
01-29  Hedge funds pile into EU carbon permits ahead of supply squeeze (www.ft.com)
01-29  Bill Gates: AI, aid cuts and the fear of speaking out (www.ft.com)
01-29  Sony and Singapore’s GIC to tie up to buy music rights (www.ft.com)
01-29  OpenAI in talks to raise 40bn in investments from Nvidia, Amazon and Microsoft (www.ft.com)
01-29  Indonesian stocks crash for second day (www.ft.com)
01-29  Starmer meets Xi in bid to revive strained UK-China ties (www.ft.com)
01-29  Tesla’s Japan victory is more retail than revolution (www.ft.com)
01-29  US crypto industry raises record war chest for midterm election campaigns (www.ft.com)
01-29  UK and China to share intelligence over people traffickers in the Channel (www.ft.com)
01-29  Meta says spending could nearly double to 135bn in AI investment boom (www.ft.com)
01-29  Tesla suffers first annual drop in revenue in 2025 (www.ft.com)
01-29  Universal basic income needed to cushion blow from AI job losses says UK minister (www.ft.com)
01-29  Metals surge boosts value of mining groups by almost 500bn (www.ft.com)
01-29  ICE agents involved in shooting of Alex Pretti placed on administrative leave (www.ft.com)