Donald Trump signs bill to release Jeffrey Epstein files (www.ft.com)
Nvidia’s AI supremacy is a weapon that cuts both ways (www.ft.com)
Many English universities to report deficits despite rise in tuition fees (www.ft.com)
Best Employers: Asia-Pacific (www.ft.com)
Chinese manufacturers’ shift to flexibility leaves gig labourers exposed (www.ft.com)
Breaking triple lock could double pensioner poverty, data shows (www.ft.com)
India aims to train vast pool of poorly skilled workers (www.ft.com)
Japan forced to search abroad to fill shortages (www.ft.com)
The tide is turning on China’s savings glut (www.ft.com)
South Korean banks take the lead to bridge gender inequalities (www.ft.com)
The chipmaking pay revolution buys time, but will not solve scarcity of engineers (www.ft.com)
Robot threat to drivers’ jobs in China heralds wider shift (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Nvidia’s earnings beat estimates on bumper AI chip sales (www.ft.com)
Nvidia reports strong growth from bumper AI chip sales (www.ft.com)
UK investors pull out of London stock market at record pace (www.ft.com)
Hawkish Fed minutes indicate rising worries over inflation on FOMC (www.ft.com)
Christian tech group tests investors’ faith in AI deals on Wall St debut (www.ft.com)
Greater Manchester to launch 1bn public investment fund (www.ft.com)
Musk’s xAI nears 230bn valuation in fundraising deal (www.ft.com)
Palestine Action trial shown video of activists allegedly wielding sledgehammers (www.ft.com)
Federal Reserve officials ‘strongly’ divided on December rate cut (www.ft.com)
Netanyahu visits Israeli troops in Syria (www.ft.com)
Target could yet win US retail’s ‘most improved’ prize (www.ft.com)
Zelenskyy needs to change the way he governs (www.ft.com)
Quantum computing needs its own industrial revolution (www.ft.com)
Trade policy is central to the green transition (www.ft.com)
Kering must kick Gucci habit, chief Luca de Meo tells staff (www.ft.com)
Saudi Arabia leads 900mn funding round in Luma AI as US ties deepen (www.ft.com)
US and Russian officials draft new peace plan for Ukraine (www.ft.com)
European diesel prices jump on sanctions threat and supply disruptions (www.ft.com)
Warner settles lawsuit and agrees licensing deal with AI music platform (www.ft.com)
US stocks rebound ahead of Nvidia results (www.ft.com)
US and Saudi Arabia reach deal for rare earths facility in Gulf kingdom (www.ft.com)
UK seeks to revive dwindling stock market with single source of data (www.ft.com)
Left-wing Labour MP offers Burnham his seat to replace Starmer (www.ft.com)
Blue Owl calls off merger of private credit funds (www.ft.com)
Germany unveils its first space strategy (www.ft.com)
UK offers 1% of Brussels’ 6.7bn demand to join EU defence fund (www.ft.com)
Russian spy ship targeted RAF pilots with lasers, says UK defence secretary (www.ft.com)
Lawrence Summers steps down from OpenAI board over Epstein emails (www.ft.com)
The Labour government will deteriorate from here (www.ft.com)
Nokia splits AI business into separate unit after 1bn Nvidia investment (www.ft.com)
EU grapples with carbon levy pushback at COP30 (www.ft.com)
Nasdaq and Singapore’s SGX to allow simultaneous joint listings (www.ft.com)
Huntingdon train stabbing suspect faces 2 new attempted murder charges (www.ft.com)
London house prices fall to lowest in almost two years (www.ft.com)
Nvidia shares set for 300bn swing around high-stakes earnings (www.ft.com)
Antica Macelleria Cecchini: butcher to Panzano, the world – and Elton John (www.ft.com)
Europe’s defence spending spree must fund domestic AI, official says (www.ft.com)
Spain’s booming economy collides with a barren politics (www.ft.com)
Dutch government lifts block on chipmaker Nexperia (www.ft.com)
Shrinking youth clubs show cost of a state focused only on crisis (www.ft.com)
Israeli strike on Lebanon refugee camp raises fears of new offensive (www.ft.com)
Falling UK inflation paves way for December cut (www.ft.com)
Singapore’s Temasek warns weak US dollar is hitting returns (www.ft.com)
UK inflation fell to 3.6% in October (www.ft.com)
Time for anti-tech stocks (www.ft.com)
Donohoe’s resignation sparks fresh race to lead Eurogroup (www.ft.com)
Brussels sprouts critical minerals plan (www.ft.com)
Dangerous toys still sold online in Europe, survey finds (www.ft.com)
Elliott’s newest gold mine (www.ft.com)
Wimbledon debenture tickets set to secure exemption from UK resale crackdown (www.ft.com)
Italy to define non-consensual sex as rape (www.ft.com)
EU risks decimating its cobalt industry with new safety rules, business says (www.ft.com)
Hedge funds’ bets on Argentina pay off after US bailout (www.ft.com)
Europe’s battle for control of its money (www.ft.com)
For scientists, the right questions are often the hardest (www.ft.com)
The American exceptionalism trade is wobbling (www.ft.com)
FCA pension scheme invests less in UK stocks than private sector peers (www.ft.com)
Brussels plans minerals stockpile centre to stop US snapping up supplies (www.ft.com)
Best books of 2025: Economics (www.ft.com)
UK government to line up bankers for British Steel sale (www.ft.com)
Belarus trying to ‘fool’ Trump into normalising ties, says opposition leader (www.ft.com)
‘Moral crisis’: Turkish football engulfed in betting scandal (www.ft.com)
Trump’s power play in Latin America (www.ft.com)
Quiz: How well do you know your Budgets? (www.ft.com)
Will electronic tagging for cattle save the Amazon rainforest? (www.ft.com)
‘Build, baby, build’: the pro-development Labour activists — and their backers in big business (www.ft.com)
Helicopter makers are circling a shrinking market (www.ft.com)
Iranian nuclear experts held second covert meeting with Russian weapons institute (www.ft.com)
Business school teaching case study: Indian shoemaker’s US tariff quandary (www.ft.com)
London’s Bond Street becomes world’s priciest retail destination (www.ft.com)
Japan’s 10-year bond yields at highest since global financial crisis (www.ft.com)
Elon Musk returns to the White House at dinner for Saudi crown prince (www.ft.com)
Singapore riven over fate of founding father’s home (www.ft.com)
More than 80 countries back push for ‘road map’ to quit fossil fuels at COP30 (www.ft.com)
Paramount held talks with Saudi wealth fund over potential Warner bid (www.ft.com)
No return to ‘hollowed out’ UK armed forces, insists defence secretary (www.ft.com)
India’s tech evolution is speeding up (www.ft.com)
‘Things happen’: Trump recasts Khashoggi killing as Saudi prince arrives with deals (www.ft.com)
Reeves asks UK regulator to investigate private dental charges (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: China raises economic pressure on Japan in dispute over Taiwan (www.ft.com)
Nintendo borrows from Apple’s product playbook (www.ft.com)
UK ministers accuse Exxon of failing to engage constructively over Scottish plant (www.ft.com)
Green groups sue to block Trump’s first oil lease auction in US Gulf (www.ft.com)
US House votes to release Epstein files (www.ft.com)
Judge rules Purdue Pharma must pay 7bn in bankruptcy settlement (www.ft.com)
Denmark is a flawed model for UK asylum policy (www.ft.com)
Meta wins US case that threatened split with WhatsApp and Instagram (www.ft.com)
Budget measures on energy bills will not sway BoE view on rates, says Pill (www.ft.com)
Keir Starmer tells his cabinet to ignore damaging ‘distractions’ (www.ft.com)
Trump welcomes Saudi crown prince to the White House (www.ft.com)
Syria starts trials of suspects accused in sectarian massacres (www.ft.com)
Microsoft and Nvidia to invest up to 15bn in OpenAI rival Anthropic (www.ft.com)
Ocado shares sink after key customer Kroger closes warehouses (www.ft.com)
US tech stocks sell off as traders fret over ‘frothy’ AI valuations (www.ft.com)
Poland blames Russia-linked operatives for rail explosion (www.ft.com)
Callaway sells stake in Topgolf driving range unit to private equity (www.ft.com)
Epstein files vote expected to win near-unanimous backing in House (www.ft.com)
We have to be able to hold tech platforms accountable for fraud (www.ft.com)
ChatGPT and X hit by outage at online security group Cloudflare (www.ft.com)
OpenAI strikes deal with Intuit to plug personal financial data into ChatGPT (www.ft.com)
Irish finance minister Donohoe resigns (www.ft.com)
UK MPs warned about China spy threat (www.ft.com)
The unhealthy state of US price statistics (www.ft.com)
Trump’s little British helpers (www.ft.com)
Canada’s Mark Carney boosts LNG projects in ‘nation-building’ push (www.ft.com)
ExxonMobil to close Scottish chemicals plant with loss of 200 jobs (www.ft.com)
Fund managers warn AI investment boom has gone too far (www.ft.com)
Home Depot cuts forecast over US consumer weakness (www.ft.com)
Net immigration to UK hit higher peak than previously estimated (www.ft.com)
EU to restrict aluminium scrap exports (www.ft.com)
Defence of Labour asylum policy reveals backsliding on racism (www.ft.com)
Crest Nicholson says profits hit by Budget uncertainty (www.ft.com)
Elliott builds stake in gold miner Barrick (www.ft.com)
Dulux owner AkzoNobel in 25bn merger with paint rival (www.ft.com)
UK competition watchdog launches sweeping crackdown on online pricing tactics (www.ft.com)
Oracle’s astonishing 300bn OpenAI deal is now valued at minus 74bn (www.ft.com)
Struggles of the world’s ‘second lung’ put one of the most beloved crops at risk (www.ft.com)
France and Germany circle the wagons on EU-made AI (www.ft.com)
Crypto’s 2025 U-turn (www.ft.com)
Philippine ministers resign as graft scandal escalates (www.ft.com)
Calls to abandon fed funds targeting are growing louder (www.ft.com)
‘Baby Shark’ creator Pinkfong pops in trading debut (www.ft.com)
US government needs overhaul to compete with China, panel says (www.ft.com)
Crypto market sheds 1.2tn as traders shun speculative assets (www.ft.com)
The UK offers rich pickings for activists (www.ft.com)
Labour needs a way out of the infernal circle of immigration policy (www.ft.com)
Ex-NatWest chief Alison Rose named UK chair of fintech FNZ (www.ft.com)
ECB’s top supervisor seeks new powers to override bank capital barriers (www.ft.com)
UK government’s housebuilding target under threat as councils face exodus of planners (www.ft.com)
What nostalgia for the 1990s leaves out (www.ft.com)
Ex-partner of sanctioned oligarch sells London flat for 26mn under original purchase price (www.ft.com)
In Paris, the next coffee revolution is quietly brewing (www.ft.com)
The growing problem with China’s unreliable numbers (www.ft.com)
Planting flowers and filling potholes: Johannesburg gets G20 makeover (www.ft.com)
Larry Ellison scales back 10bn Oxford science institute in leadership rift (www.ft.com)
European defence groups look to flotations as they chase market rally (www.ft.com)
The surreal 45-day trek at the heart of Nato’s defence (www.ft.com)
Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance battles mom-and-pop stores for India’s shoppers (www.ft.com)
China deepens pressure on Japan with travel bans and cancelled events (www.ft.com)
India persists in buying Russian oil despite Trump threats (www.ft.com)
Trump bets there’s ‘nothing to hide’ in pivot on Epstein files (www.ft.com)
Trump set to agree deals during Saudi crown prince’s visit (www.ft.com)
Stuff happens in market (www.ft.com)
HSBC board at odds over candidates to succeed Mark Tucker as chair (www.ft.com)
UK raises bank deposit guarantee to 120,000 to keep pace with inflation (www.ft.com)
Reform UK targets EU citizens and overseas aid as its seeks to save 25bn (www.ft.com)
UN Security Council approves US-backed proposal for Gaza (www.ft.com)
Badenoch to accuse Labour of raising taxes to fund bloated welfare bill (www.ft.com)
Lawrence Summers faces new scrutiny over ties to sex offender Epstein (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Bangladesh sentences former leader Sheikh Hasina to death (www.ft.com)
Fed’s Waller calls for December rate cut to bolster labour market (www.ft.com)
US regulator will permit companies to exclude shareholder proposals from proxies (www.ft.com)
UK pledges to step up child deportations as part of asylum reforms (www.ft.com)
Reform council cuts back on litter picking and gardening in bid to fill shortfall (www.ft.com)
The Fed’s delicate balancing act over liquidity (www.ft.com)
UK looks to Denmark for tougher asylum policies (www.ft.com)
Labour’s hotchpotch Budget plan (www.ft.com)
UK to ban resale of tickets above face value for live events (www.ft.com)
US probes firms that borrowed 400mn from private credit giant HPS (www.ft.com)
Amazon joins Big Tech bond rush with 12bn debt sale (www.ft.com)
The new rules of war (www.ft.com)
Trump’s 50-year mortgages are poor deal for homebuyers (www.ft.com)
A nuclear meltdown at Zaporizhzhia would imperil the entire region (www.ft.com)
Why Ireland is paying its artists to create (www.ft.com)
Germany lifts weapons freeze on Israel in response to Gaza ceasefire (www.ft.com)
India agrees first big LPG purchases from US amid stalled trade talks (www.ft.com)
J&J buys cancer drugmaker Halda for 3bn in latest biotech deal (www.ft.com)
Trump family and Saudi partner unveil tokenised Maldives resort (www.ft.com)
Investment Association warns UK government over Isa reforms (www.ft.com)
Ukraine to buy 100 French Rafale jets (www.ft.com)
Ecuador voters rebuke pro-Trump president (www.ft.com)
The scramble for Europe is just beginning (www.ft.com)
Trump’s gunboat trade deals show a tariff campaign reaching its limits (www.ft.com)
UBS chair talked to Scott Bessent about moving Swiss bank to US (www.ft.com)
Ashurst and Perkins Coie agree transatlantic law firm merger (www.ft.com)
Swiss economy shrank ahead of US tariff deal (www.ft.com)
Councils in England to lose power to block large housing projects (www.ft.com)
The hot new investment trend is the ‘Total Portfolio Approach’. Does it work? (www.ft.com)
Poland blames sabotage for blast on major railway line (www.ft.com)
TotalEnergies buys 5.1bn stake in Křetínský power projects (www.ft.com)
EU warns of costs without deal on using Russia’s frozen assets for Ukraine (www.ft.com)
Japanese growth contraction buys time for the BoJ (www.ft.com)
Why the small boats won’t stop (www.ft.com)
Bangladesh sentences former prime minister Sheikh Hasina to death (www.ft.com)
FT Alphaville Drinks II — Back in the Habit (www.ft.com)
Gilts steady after tax U-turn sell-off (www.ft.com)
Ministers to kick off search for new Ofcom chair (www.ft.com)
How to hide from a bubble (www.ft.com)
UK bond market wades through Budget uncertainty (www.ft.com)
The absurdity of bankers’ retirement fund targets (www.ft.com)
BlackRock takes on hedge fund giants (www.ft.com)
Rich EU states draw up their red lines for high-stakes budget negotiations (www.ft.com)
The revival of deep-sea drilling in the Gulf of Mexico (www.ft.com)
UBS vs Switzerland: time for pragmatism (www.ft.com)
Read the full transcript: FT interview with Olaf Sleijpen (www.ft.com)
UK to launch first lead poisoning screening study of children after FT investigation (www.ft.com)
Goldman Sachs on brink of best M&A performance in 24 years (www.ft.com)
A run on stablecoins could force ECB to rethink interest rates, warns top policymaker (www.ft.com)
Berlin and Paris discuss scrapping planned joint fighter and focusing on air ‘combat cloud’ (www.ft.com)
Elections watchdog examining Labour drinks receptions with businesses (www.ft.com)
The best books of the year 2025 (www.ft.com)
Spain’s deficit to fall below Germany’s for the first time in two decades (www.ft.com)
Treasury planning tax rise on online sports gambling — but not horseracing (www.ft.com)
What happens when housing supply is driven by markets not Main Street (www.ft.com)
Number of new foreign students in US falls by 17% over visa worries (www.ft.com)
Trump should not offer Saudi Arabia one-sided security guarantees (www.ft.com)
Private credit pushing reinsurers into riskier business, industry warns (www.ft.com)
UK cyber ransom ban risks collapse of essential services (www.ft.com)
Dare you enter the world of New York City psychics? (www.ft.com)
Swiss investors push for UBS to settle over Credit Suisse bond write-off (www.ft.com)
Japan dispatches envoy to China as tensions soar (www.ft.com)
Trump backs vote to release Epstein files (www.ft.com)
Japan’s economy shrinks as US tariffs weigh on exports (www.ft.com)
EU set to reject Indian demand for carbon border tax exemption (www.ft.com)
Trump floats talks with Maduro as US raises military pressure on Venezuela (www.ft.com)
Far right poised to win Chile’s presidency (www.ft.com)
UK government to shake up human rights laws in asylum overhaul (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: China-Japan row escalates as Beijing sends coastguard to disputed islands (www.ft.com)
US shutdown takes its toll on the data run (www.ft.com)
How each country’s emissions compare (www.ft.com)
Ukraine secures winter gas support from Greece (www.ft.com)
Jihadism and Russia: a toxic mix in the Sahel (www.ft.com)
Trump trade negotiator hits out at EU delays in cutting tariffs and rules (www.ft.com)
Saudi Arabia’s PIF cuts US equity holdings ahead of Crown Prince’s White House visit (www.ft.com)
Britain’s Budget must put growth first — here’s how (www.ft.com)
Will the Fed’s minutes throw any new light on US interest rates? (www.ft.com)
Coalitions of the willing are Europe’s path to ever closer union (www.ft.com)
Carney’s Canadian ‘energy superpower’ dream faces reality check (www.ft.com)
Aldi effect sweeps US supermarkets as shoppers embrace private label (www.ft.com)
Jailed Tunisian politicians go on hunger strike against presidential crackdown (www.ft.com)
EU trade tensions threaten to hold UN climate talks hostage (www.ft.com)
Blue Owl private credit fund merger leaves some investors facing 20% hit (www.ft.com)
China sends coastguard to disputed islands as row with Japan escalates (www.ft.com)
Wall St reins in rate cut bets on inflation concerns (www.ft.com)
Vinted explores share sale at 8bn valuation (www.ft.com)
Renault and Nissan in talks over reviving alliance after leadership changes (www.ft.com)
Arctic leaders warn of growing risk of hybrid warfare in the far north (www.ft.com)
Foreign investors return to China’s stock market (www.ft.com)
A new spectre looms over democracy: prediction markets (www.ft.com)
How the Joe Biden of India won (www.ft.com)
UN labour body’s proposal to move Mideast HQ to Qatar sparks staff alarm (www.ft.com)
Singapore battles dirty money from scam farms (www.ft.com)
Swiss chemicals group Clariant warns of more production leaving Europe (www.ft.com)
The growing backlog behind Britain’s hotel asylum crisis (www.ft.com)
Gazprom forges ahead with long-delayed China pipeline (www.ft.com)
UK to curtail asylum seekers’ automatic right to accommodation (www.ft.com)
Ex-Fed official to face ethics inquiry over stock trades (www.ft.com)
US economic outlook obscured by shutdown-triggered data gap (www.ft.com)
US retailers try to handle change after penny’s demise (www.ft.com)
South Africa’s credit rating upgraded for first time in two decades (www.ft.com)
HTSI editor’s letter: are you a Type-A type? (www.ft.com)
Tanzania in turmoil after ‘Tiananmen Square moment’ (www.ft.com)
Germany risks squandering a golden opportunity (www.ft.com)
Gunvor’s 22bn gamble: how Torbjörn Törnqvist’s Russia deal collapsed (www.ft.com)
A life less ordinary in the mountains of Andalucía (www.ft.com)
How salary sacrifice tax breaks greased the wheels of cargo bike businesses (www.ft.com)
Kim Yong-nam, North Korean politician, 1928-2025 (www.ft.com)
Bags of cash and a gold toilet: the corruption crisis engulfing Zelenskyy’s government (www.ft.com)
Free reader Q&A: How will the Budget affect your finances? (www.ft.com)
Pacifist Japan confronts a political assassin (www.ft.com)
Companies still need IPOs (www.ft.com)
The irresistible rise of libertarian eugenics (www.ft.com)
How a Victorian doctor pioneered photographic portraits of the mind (www.ft.com)
Inside the war over Bangalore Palace (www.ft.com)
The pension panic (www.ft.com)
China left with tomato paste mountain as sales to Italy collapse (www.ft.com)
Maga fractures over far-right interview (www.ft.com)
Apple intensifies succession planning for CEO Tim Cook (www.ft.com)
Trump’s 1bn BBC threat isn’t about the law — it’s political theatre (www.ft.com)
Trump says he will sue BBC next week for up to 5bn (www.ft.com)
Indonesia’s Prabowo accused of whitewashing Suharto era (www.ft.com)
New York Fed convened meeting with banks over key lending facility (www.ft.com)
Trump removes reciprocal tariffs on common agricultural products (www.ft.com)
US clears the way for bids for Lukoil’s international business (www.ft.com)
Berkshire Hathaway reveals 4.3bn stake in Alphabet as it trims Apple holdings (www.ft.com)
UK poised to reduce settlement rights for many asylum seekers (www.ft.com)
The soaring price of a steak (www.ft.com)
Borrowing costs jump as investors lose faith in Reeves’ Budget (www.ft.com)
How did fiscal forecasts affect Rachel Reeves’ income tax U-turn? (www.ft.com)
Starmer and Reeves lose credibility after chaotic week for government (www.ft.com)
Tether eyes 1bn funding deal with AI robotics start-up Neura (www.ft.com)
The UK government is running out of credibility (www.ft.com)
Trump calls for probes into Bill Clinton and JPMorgan over ties to Epstein (www.ft.com)
White House memo claims Alibaba is helping Chinese military target US (www.ft.com)
Communication breakdown (www.ft.com)
Michael Burry, the short seller who bet against AI (www.ft.com)
Modi boosted by BJP election triumph in India’s poorest state (www.ft.com)
Single fault at Thames Water works could imperil London’s supply (www.ft.com)