Former prince Andrew agreed to help strike 8bn cash-for-oil deal between UAE and China (www.ft.com)
The US economy is turning (www.ft.com)
No queuing please! How to keep art world VIPs happy (www.ft.com)
Canada’s oil industry pivots to Asia as US trade tensions simmer (www.ft.com)
Warner Bros gives Paramount a week to make ‘best and final’ offer (www.ft.com)
Who’s who in Reform UK’s top team (www.ft.com)
German population to shrink 5% by 2050, study warns (www.ft.com)
Holiday Inn owner predicts World Cup will reverse US tourism decline (www.ft.com)
It’s Gavin Newsom’s show for now (www.ft.com)
Brussels investigates Shein for sale of childlike sex dolls (www.ft.com)
Global regulators fret about banks’ rising use of credit risk transfers (www.ft.com)
Reform UK to name Jenrick as ‘shadow chancellor’ (www.ft.com)
Jesse Jackson, US civil rights leader, 1941-2026 (www.ft.com)
US and Iran to kick off talks in Geneva (www.ft.com)
The limits of age-based policymaking (www.ft.com)
UK private sector pay growth close to target levels in December (www.ft.com)
Bank probe reveals Adani associates’ secret investments (www.ft.com)
UK wage growth cools further as unemployment rises (www.ft.com)
Japan’s largest toilet maker is undervalued AI play, says activist investor (www.ft.com)
The housing market is not getting much better (www.ft.com)
Canada pitches itself as Europe’s ‘supplier of choice’ in face of US rift (www.ft.com)
US labour supply concerns gather force (www.ft.com)
We have to stop calling some jobs ‘low skilled’ (www.ft.com)
UK quietly shelves 110mn frictionless post-Brexit trade border project (www.ft.com)
Can Reeves solve the Bank of England’s inflation problem? (www.ft.com)
US markets and the economy are heading into uncharted territory (www.ft.com)
Big Oil faces new investor demand: growth (www.ft.com)
Perhaps we should all be banned from social media (www.ft.com)
Bank CEOs party like it’s 2007 (www.ft.com)
Poland extends war reparations campaign to Russia (www.ft.com)
Greta Waller on being a painter and paramedic: ‘It’s a sickness. I have to do it’ (www.ft.com)
Bomb scares fuel Orbán’s anti-Ukraine election campaign (www.ft.com)
China’s high-speed rail network accelerates world’s largest human migration (www.ft.com)
Where to dine and drink on Hong Kong’s waterfronts (www.ft.com)
Macron arrives in India as blockbuster fighter jet deal nears (www.ft.com)
Danaher closes in on a nearly 10bn deal for med tech company Masimo (www.ft.com)
Anderson Cooper to leave ‘60 Minutes’ in latest shake-up at CBS News (www.ft.com)
India seeks a ‘Delhi Declaration’ on AI (www.ft.com)
EU privacy watchdog opens probe into X over sexualised AI images (www.ft.com)
Thomas Pritzker steps down as Hyatt executive chair over Epstein ties (www.ft.com)
BHP reports sharp rise in first-half profit amid strong demand for copper (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Fund managers take most bearish position on dollar for a decade (www.ft.com)
EVs must be 70% made in the EU to qualify for state support, Brussels says (www.ft.com)
Keir Starmer says Britain needs to ‘go faster’ on defence spending (www.ft.com)
Europe’s path to security without the US (www.ft.com)
Fed set to loosen US bank rules in attempt to boost mortgage lending (www.ft.com)
Lunar New Year brings nonstop nagging for childless Chinese (www.ft.com)
Rosebank Industries vows to keep London listing as it explores 3bn in US deals (www.ft.com)
Everything you thought about the US labour market is wrong (www.ft.com)
Africa needs its own credit rating agency (www.ft.com)
Ed Miliband strikes clean energy deal with California’s Gavin Newsom (www.ft.com)
Ukraine ex-minister charged with money laundering after trying to flee (www.ft.com)
Starmer cancels plans to delay 30 local council elections (www.ft.com)
UBS ordered to give Credit Suisse shareholders access to valuation documents (www.ft.com)
Souping up data centres could give industrial firms an extra AI boost (www.ft.com)
Where should Democrats go on foreign policy? (www.ft.com)
Iran launches naval drills as tensions with US rise (www.ft.com)
Carillion’s ex-CEO drops challenge to his fine for misleading investors (www.ft.com)
Cabinet Office to probe think-tank’s investigation into journalists (www.ft.com)
UK proposes audit changes to attract Chinese listings (www.ft.com)
The best exhibitions to see in London this weekend (www.ft.com)
Fund managers take most bearish stance on dollar for a decade (www.ft.com)
Bashing Trump’s tariffs is slowly becoming a bipartisan sport (www.ft.com)
Rubio says Orbán’s leadership is ‘essential’ to US interests (www.ft.com)
Why Rubio failed to repair the transatlantic rift (www.ft.com)
Will Chinese ‘involution’ do to robots and AI what it’s already done to EVs? (www.ft.com)
In a time of war, UK must not starve the BBC (www.ft.com)
Weak Japan GDP will not put BoJ off further tightening (www.ft.com)
Warsh’s war on the Fed balance sheet (www.ft.com)
Fractured US relationship muddles EU-Nato ties (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: EU banking M&A deals surge to post-2008 high (www.ft.com)
Soaring gold price forces vaults to reduce insurance cover (www.ft.com)
MIT Sloan tops FT Global MBA Ranking for the first time (www.ft.com)
Student loans show that hard policy choices will only get harder (www.ft.com)
EU cross-border banking deals jump to highest since 2008 crisis (www.ft.com)
UK overseas aid cuts to outstrip those of Trump administration (www.ft.com)
US scientists gear up for next battle over funding cuts (www.ft.com)
Boardroom pay deserves a rethink (www.ft.com)
Germany vows more defence tech funding after backlash over tanks (www.ft.com)
Populists are losing a Maga tug of war over US antitrust policy (www.ft.com)
This time really could be different on jobs (www.ft.com)
UK food industry warns of problems with EU exports deal (www.ft.com)
US offshore wind farms try to withstand the force of Trump’s wrath (www.ft.com)
EU tones down criticism of Viktor Orbán ahead of election (www.ft.com)
The Glucose Goddess’s guide to Paris’s best savoury breakfasts (www.ft.com)
US carmakers spooked by Chinese rivals gaining foothold in America (www.ft.com)
A fallen Indian tech star and the hunt for its missing millions (www.ft.com)
What’s with Wall Street’s weird selloffs? (www.ft.com)
MBA study story: an Olympic medallist tests his mettle (www.ft.com)
KPMG partner fined over using AI to pass test (www.ft.com)
How China could win the geopolitical game by default (www.ft.com)
Intermittent fasting no better than dieting, study finds (www.ft.com)
OpenAI hires OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger (www.ft.com)
UK to tighten online safety laws to include AI chatbots (www.ft.com)
Trump’s Board of Peace gathers in Washington for first meeting (www.ft.com)
Russia’s Wagner Group pivots to European sabotage (www.ft.com)
Yes, we should preserve western culture but not like this . . . (www.ft.com)
Trump leans on Utah Republicans to scrap AI safety bill (www.ft.com)
Baillie Gifford backs CoStar in activist battle (www.ft.com)
Did the US economy show any cracks in the fourth quarter? (www.ft.com)
Britain’s penchant for self-destruction (www.ft.com)
Trump sets his eyes on a new Washington trophy: public golf courses (www.ft.com)
‘We are not afraid’: Venezuelans celebrate first glimpse of reform (www.ft.com)
Ottawa’s shift away from US defence manufacturers aims to create 125,000 jobs (www.ft.com)
Investors reluctant to ‘buy the dip’ after AI scares (www.ft.com)
End of EV euphoria triggers 65bn hit for carmakers (www.ft.com)
The AI productivity take-off is finally visible (www.ft.com)
Bad Bunny and the real America (www.ft.com)
The TV deal bringing Israel’s media closer to Netanyahu (www.ft.com)
How to get to TV heaven? From Belfast (www.ft.com)
Trade or trap? Japan investors bet on Takaichi after landslide (www.ft.com)
‘The best we can hope for’: Rubio’s Munich unity appeal fails to woo Europe (www.ft.com)
Will Keir Starmer shift to the left? (www.ft.com)
H World aims to be ‘Marriott of China’ with 20,000 hotels (www.ft.com)
The rise of the floating gas factory (www.ft.com)
Ukraine’s survival still an ‘open question’, Kyiv mayor warns (www.ft.com)
Franc’s relentless rise alarms Swiss companies (www.ft.com)
India seeks to broker consensus on global ‘AI commons’ (www.ft.com)
Zelenskyy insists elections can only take place two months after a ceasefire (www.ft.com)
Six Wall Street bank chiefs bring in combined pay of 250mn in 2025 (www.ft.com)
A much-needed Beveridge (www.ft.com)
Rubio tells Europe that US will not abandon transatlantic alliance (www.ft.com)
Von der Leyen says Europe must bring its mutual defence clause ‘to life’ (www.ft.com)
Amazon’s Andy Jassy bets on 200bn AI spending drive to revive AWS (www.ft.com)
Schroders is part of the City’s émigré alchemy (www.ft.com)
Starmer calls for western alliance to be ‘remade’ (www.ft.com)
Liberals should mourn the passing world (www.ft.com)
Here’s the stupid thing about romance scams (www.ft.com)
What America forgets about the UN (www.ft.com)
Are you ready for UK income tax to go digital? (www.ft.com)
5 maps that will change the way you see the world (www.ft.com)
The British Museum’s Samurai show proves the brush is mightier than the sword (www.ft.com)
How to map a fractured world (www.ft.com)
The FT contest that challenged readers to redraw Europe’s borders (www.ft.com)
Pakistan tax authorities turn to social media to crack down on evasion (www.ft.com)
‘Companies are not cows to be milked’: French businesses grapple with profits surcharge (www.ft.com)
Inside the Miami penthouse of Carmen Busquets, queen of ecommerce (www.ft.com)
TSMC’s US investment plans at heart of 250bn puzzle for chip sector (www.ft.com)
Pressure mounts on head of US homeland security as agency’s funding set to lapse (www.ft.com)
Trump considers Treasury official John Hurley for ambassador to Germany (www.ft.com)
Gates Foundation ‘sullied’ by Epstein link, chief says (www.ft.com)
US sends largest aircraft carrier to Middle East as it increases pressure on Iran (www.ft.com)
The challenges of a weight-loss economy (www.ft.com)
Trump’s starring role in the Warner Brothers fight (www.ft.com)
Why ads are coming to your AI chatbot (www.ft.com)
Palestine Action enters legal twilight zone after landmark court ruling (www.ft.com)
Canada missing climate targets after ‘slackening’ green policies (www.ft.com)
Sanae of the times (www.ft.com)
Politics is now driving the dollar (www.ft.com)
Marco Rubio, Trump’s diplomat (www.ft.com)
Both Britain’s main parties are sinking in the electoral quicksand (www.ft.com)
Rubio skips Ukraine meeting with European leaders in Munich (www.ft.com)
Goldman chief Solomon ‘reluctantly accepted’ Ruemmler’s resignation (www.ft.com)
US concludes Alibaba and BYD have links to Chinese military (www.ft.com)
BoE chief economist urges ‘caution’ before further rate cuts (www.ft.com)
Merz holds initial talks with Macron over nuclear deterrence (www.ft.com)
UK student loans discontent grows (www.ft.com)
Brazilian supreme court judge steps aside in Banco Master fraud case (www.ft.com)
The case for a larger monetary regime shift in the US and Japan (www.ft.com)
Mandarin mayhem (www.ft.com)
January US CPI not weak enough to justify near-term cut (www.ft.com)
Pam Bondi vs the courts (www.ft.com)
US inflation falls more than expected to 2.4% in January (www.ft.com)
Ukraine’s no man’s land is the future of war (www.ft.com)
UK bank bosses’ pay hits highest level in more than a decade (www.ft.com)
Central bankers aren’t getting along (www.ft.com)
UK elections poll tracker (www.ft.com)
BBC international editor Jeremy Bowen: ‘I do this to tell people what the hell is happening’ (www.ft.com)
Europe needs ‘emergency mindset’ to survive, warns Danish PM (www.ft.com)
EU carbon pricing tussle has global implications (www.ft.com)
Britain in stand-off with France over funding for cross-Channel cables (www.ft.com)
Office-to-residential conversions are in decline — but is that so bad? (www.ft.com)
The Cancelled Prime Minister — Ramsay MacDonald, Labour’s charismatic and unloved leader (www.ft.com)
DP World boss leaves company after Epstein emails published (www.ft.com)
ECB economists question Ireland and Luxembourg’s grip on asset managers (www.ft.com)
Chinese real estate mogul revives empire with new ventures in US (www.ft.com)
UK ban on Palestine Action ruled unlawful (www.ft.com)
Advertising group Dentsu replaces chief after worst annual loss (www.ft.com)
A beauty guru’s guide to San Francisco (www.ft.com)
Keir Starmer’s hiring mistakes create a culture of drift (www.ft.com)
Submit your questions: How should you navigate global economic risks this year? (www.ft.com)
Brits and Europeans bumping into each other makes Heathrow feel busy, says boss (www.ft.com)
The software sell-off (part one) (www.ft.com)
Von der Leyen touts two-speed Europe to press ahead with economic reforms (www.ft.com)
What must happen for the world to stack RMB (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Top Goldman lawyer to quit over Epstein links (www.ft.com)
Wall Street hunts next casualty from AI threat to white collar work (www.ft.com)
Quintessentially co-founder Aaron Simpson battles rape accusations (www.ft.com)
How China is fighting ‘involution’, with Yanmei Xie (www.ft.com)
Bankers push to avoid US regulator taking charge of British supervisor (www.ft.com)
Trump plans to roll back tariffs on metal and aluminium goods (www.ft.com)
The Schroders dynasty is swallowed by US retirees (www.ft.com)
Starmer set to call for multinational defence initiative to cut cost of rearmament (www.ft.com)
The battle between crypto and banks is splitting Trump’s base (www.ft.com)
Farage’s popularity dips as Reform surges in polls (www.ft.com)
Air France-KLM warns EU climate rules would halve Asia flights (www.ft.com)
How London unwittingly killed housebuilding (www.ft.com)
Venezuelans optimistic after US intervention, poll finds (www.ft.com)
The campaign to bring back the Shah of Iran (www.ft.com)
Google warns EU against ‘erecting walls’ in tech sovereignty push (www.ft.com)
Will pressure from Trump cause Cuba to finally buckle? (www.ft.com)
Singapore warns global economic ‘fragility’ could hit trade bellwether (www.ft.com)
Bangladesh’s political scion cruises to election victory (www.ft.com)
Broker Clear Street postpones IPO as AI fears roil US stocks (www.ft.com)
Trump’s state department nominee Carl grilled by US lawmakers over social media posts (www.ft.com)
Australia counts sheep with AI to help farmers sleep easily (www.ft.com)
An important election for India — in Bangladesh (www.ft.com)
Former McKinsey partner to lead Australian opposition party (www.ft.com)
Top Goldman Sachs lawyer Kathy Ruemmler to resign over Epstein links (www.ft.com)
Blair think-tank calls for end to ban on new North Sea licences (www.ft.com)
US and Taiwan sign trade agreement to seal chip investment (www.ft.com)
Citigroup raises Jane Fraser’s pay to 42mn (www.ft.com)
South Africa to put soldiers on streets in two biggest economic hubs (www.ft.com)
Why the AI attack on software has unnerved so many industries (www.ft.com)
Trump scraps legal basis underpinning US climate regulation (www.ft.com)
Saudi Arabia appoints new investment minister (www.ft.com)
Anthropic raises 30bn at a 350bn valuation in latest funding round (www.ft.com)
UN climate summit to woo business investment as Turkey takes the baton (www.ft.com)
US undermines democracy to promote Maga to the world (www.ft.com)
NHS staff in England to receive 3.3% pay rise (www.ft.com)
Starmer urged to go slow on replacing ousted head of civil service (www.ft.com)
Whitehall told to report conversations with Mandelson lobbying firm (www.ft.com)
Paramount enlists top Warner Bros Discovery shareholder in proxy battle (www.ft.com)
Trump’s border tsar announces end of Minnesota immigration crackdown (www.ft.com)
Mattel’s surprisingly weak sales toy with investors’ patience (www.ft.com)
Political crises lead to ‘perma-purdah’ in Whitehall (www.ft.com)
France bets on nuclear as climate policy fractures across Europe (www.ft.com)
The Little England mindset of the prime minister’s critics (www.ft.com)
US stocks fall sharply as tech sell-off resumes (www.ft.com)
Rally in corporate bonds prompts ‘bubble’ fears (www.ft.com)
Scotch whisky exports to the US drop 15% after Trump’s tariffs (www.ft.com)
Donald Trump’s top antitrust enforcer Gail Slater to leave DoJ (www.ft.com)
BBC set to cut hundreds of millions of pounds in latest restructuring plan (www.ft.com)
‘Seismic’ battle for Manchester seat looks set to determine Starmer’s fate (www.ft.com)
CIA releases new video in bid to lure Chinese military officers to spy for US (www.ft.com)
Zelenskyy hits out after Olympic committee bars Ukrainian racer (www.ft.com)
The exorbitant privilege of the US brain gain is fading (www.ft.com)
Israel charges two over Polymarket bets on classified military operations (www.ft.com)
US businesses and consumers pay 90% of tariff costs, NY Fed says (www.ft.com)
Trump hails unexpectedly strong jobs data, despite troubling backdrop (www.ft.com)
Commercial real estate shares fall in latest sell-off driven by AI fears (www.ft.com)
The decision to sell Schroders is wrenching but inevitable (www.ft.com)
Belgian police raid European Commission over sale of properties (www.ft.com)
The Disappearing Act by Maria Stepanova — from the belly of the beast (www.ft.com)
Sir Jim Ratcliffe says he is ‘sorry’ for offending ‘some people’ with immigration remarks (www.ft.com)
EU must avoid ‘war’ with member states over deregulation, Belgian PM warns (www.ft.com)
Brussels breached EU law over 10bn for Hungary, court adviser says (www.ft.com)
The US cannot be trusted to lead a critical minerals coalition (www.ft.com)
Reflections on (Fed) regime change (www.ft.com)
How to buy a law firm if you’re not allowed to buy a law firm (www.ft.com)
The rich world evades hard choices on immigration (www.ft.com)
The Labour Party has become devoid of purpose (www.ft.com)
Mexico seizes huge cocaine haul in rare joint action with US (www.ft.com)
Schroders agrees 9.9bn takeover by US investment manager Nuveen (www.ft.com)
Weak UK growth supports Bank of England’s dovish February tilt (www.ft.com)
UK trade deficit for goods hits record high in 2025 (www.ft.com)
SoftBank swings to profit, boosted by gain from OpenAI investment (www.ft.com)
UK economy undershot expectations to grow by 0.1% in final quarter of 2025 (www.ft.com)
Reason for hope on jobs (www.ft.com)
EU leaders gather as industry demands competitiveness fix (www.ft.com)
ANZ shares soar as Matos’s cost-cutting shows early promise (www.ft.com)
Mustafa Suleyman plots AI ‘self-sufficiency’ as Microsoft loosens OpenAI ties (www.ft.com)
How is the weight-loss revolution showing up in the data? (www.ft.com)
Epstein trustee document contradicts Jes Staley testimony (www.ft.com)
A wacky US jobs report (www.ft.com)
US and Iran showing flexibility on nuclear deal, says top Turkish diplomat (www.ft.com)
EU needs a ‘big bang’ on regulation, says top official (www.ft.com)
Private equity’s doomsdAI moment (www.ft.com)
Keir Starmer faces backlash over ousting of Britain’s top civil servant (www.ft.com)
Toyota bets on Kenta Kon’s financial discipline to survive EV onslaught (www.ft.com)
From Spitfires to drones: the UK defence tech cluster harnessing its industrial past (www.ft.com)
Trump prompts global surge in people viewing US as a threat (www.ft.com)
The real Greenspan lesson for Warsh on inflation (www.ft.com)
Red Dawn Over China: How Communism Conquered a Quarter of Humanity — the brutality behind the propaganda (www.ft.com)
How private equity’s big bet on software got derailed by AI (www.ft.com)
The fading hopes of Europe’s telcos (www.ft.com)
Lebanon’s divisive banking bill jeopardises reform agenda (www.ft.com)
The predator in the Oval Office (www.ft.com)
Does ROI add up for the MBA? (www.ft.com)
How China wants to create a ‘Polar Silk Road’ through the Arctic (www.ft.com)
A new era of realism for Japan (www.ft.com)
US energy secretary eager for ‘flood of investment’ in Venezuela (www.ft.com)
Apple faces new tensions with Trump administration (www.ft.com)
US House of Representatives votes to overturn Trump’s tariffs on Canada (www.ft.com)
Musk overhauls xAI’s leadership as he sets lofty space data centre ambitions (www.ft.com)
Join the military, jobcentres to advise unemployed young Britons (www.ft.com)
UK takes key step to digital gilt issuance this year (www.ft.com)
Russia blocks Meta’s WhatsApp messaging service (www.ft.com)
Starmer calls on Ratcliffe to apologise after claiming UK ‘colonised by immigrants’ (www.ft.com)
Trump-Netanyahu meeting ends with no agreement on Iran strategy (www.ft.com)
McDonald’s sales surge as struggling US consumers seek out value (www.ft.com)
Trump orders US defence department to buy coal-generated electricity (www.ft.com)
UK to ban political party donations from foreign-owned companies (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Bangladesh holds first nationwide elections since 2024 uprising (www.ft.com)
Bondi under fire over handling of Epstein files in congressional hearing (www.ft.com)
Westminster fears release of ‘embarrassing’ exchanges in Mandelson data dump (www.ft.com)
Farmers warn of rotting crops after exceptionally wet start to year (www.ft.com)
How to deploy ‘Buy European’ rules (www.ft.com)
Ineos seeks redress from Belgium over suspension of plant permit (www.ft.com)
Elliott’s best bet at LSEG: shout the obvious through a megaphone (www.ft.com)