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Shadow health secretary says that in the longer term, he would like no one to need to go private| www.ft.com
Shadow health secretary says that in the longer term, he would like no one to need to go private| www.ft.com
First licensing round in nearly three years will form part of efforts to tackle energy crisis| www.ft.com
Trial| www.ft.com
America is trying to undo the very system of open trade that it created| www.ft.com
Rome and Madrid fear they will have to take back asylum seekers who cross the Channel| www.ft.com
Shunxing39 cargo vessel is heading for Busan after Taipei suggests anchor-dragging was ‘sabotage’| www.ft.com
Targets would range from batteries to wind, alongside pledge for faster transition to fossil-free power| www.ft.com
Government plans to raise national flag at Sebastia as it widens grip on cultural heritage sites| www.ft.com
Bank’s chief Jamie Dimon, who once branded bitcoin a ‘fraud’, has moderated his tone| www.ft.com
Sumaiya Balbale left the venture firm after it decided not to discipline outspoken investor for posts about New York mayoral candidate| www.ft.com
Banks ask clients to stump up additional money as global market sell-off knocks value of holdings| www.ft.com
US president says the country’s popular Pix system unfairly discriminates against US credit card companies| www.ft.com
The country’s restrictions on technology and people from its rival risk stifling its ambitions to become a manufacturing superpower| www.ft.com
Washington’s $400mn of support fails to halt currency’s slide ahead of the Latin American country’s midterm elections| www.ft.com
Industrial policy has delivered impressive technological gains without productivity growth| www.ft.com
We need the mobilisation of resources on a scale that will secure Kyiv’s military resilience| www.ft.com
Kyiv’s interception rates fall as enemy strikes dodge US interceptors in final seconds| www.ft.com
Operator wants to open new routes from London and increase fleet by a third| www.ft.com
Spending vast sums and inflating an investment bubble is no guarantee of unleashing technological magic| www.ft.com
Donald Trump’s election has accelerated a cultural shift in the nation’s boardrooms| www.ft.com
Surveillance, spear phishing and missing billions. 'At times I thought I was going crazy.' Dan McCrum explains the twists and turns behind the massive fraud| www.ft.com
Since January, Donald Trump has used tactics reminiscent of the 1950s to stifle critical voices. Over the last week, the threats have intensified| www.ft.com
The price crash in West Texas Intermediate crude is a nasty sign of a deeply dislocated market| www.ft.com
Labour’s traditions of government activism are strong and the public will expect improvements in hollowed-out state services| www.ft.com
Few disagree on the goal but turning it into reality requires strategic thinking| www.ft.com
State-backed Indra searches for deals to expand beyond IT and radar into military hardware amid surge in EU spending| www.ft.com
Politicians have long blamed a housing shortage for soaring prices, but it is tax reform that can make the market less dysfunctional| www.ft.com
The rapid building of excess capacity both extends bubbles and ultimately bursts them| www.ft.com
Former Baillie Gifford tech investor says recent jump in AI valuations is ‘disconcerting’| www.ft.com
Investors seek to profit from rising energy demand driven by AI data centres| www.ft.com
Platform cracks down on bots posing as listeners as flood of content rattles music industry| www.ft.com
Move by The Hague escalates frictions between western countries and Beijing over access to high-end technology| www.ft.com
Move to terminate scientific project comes as Facebook parent prioritises moneymaking AI products over blue-sky research| www.ft.com
ChatGPT maker’s plans to convert into a for-profit leads software giant to make contingency plans| www.ft.com
PM’s team wants to make it easier to attract people from top universities as US moves in opposite direction| www.ft.com
Vehicles made in Mexico still incur 25% levies as President Claudia Sheinbaum seeks US concessions| www.ft.com
Competition from Temu adds to pressure on fast-fashion group’s valuation as it seeks approval for UK listing| www.ft.com
Moves to carve out a layer of staff aim to speed up decisions but could leave a talent gap| www.ft.com
This fifth annual list is based on revenue growth achieved between 2019 and 2022| www.ft.com
Canadian satellite operator GHGSat is proving the power of its technology| www.ft.com
Wealthy Gulf country hopes to become regional tech hub but has underperformed in education| www.ft.com
With US equities at record valuation peaks, investors should re-examine their risk appetite| www.ft.com
Brussels considering a tax to slow surge of goods sold on sites that evade custom duties and checks| www.ft.com
Messaging app discovers vulnerability that has been open for weeks| www.ft.com
Hacker linked to Hellcat group asserts responsibility for breach that caused carmaker to halt UK production| www.ft.com
Government says guarantee from UK Export Finance will protect automotive supply chain| www.ft.com
Kristalina Georgieva and UK financial stability watchdog say valuations are closing in on dotcom bubble levels| www.ft.com
Switzerland’s largest bank has multiple investments tied to bankrupt auto parts maker| International homepage
Some in Israel want Hamas footage of captives censored. Evyatar David’s family wants the world to see his suffering| International homepage
Despite the president’s claims, the South American country is nowhere close to being the US’s biggest drug supplier| International homepage
Investors flee SPY despite this year’s rally on Wall Street in search of cheaper alternatives| International homepage
Prices have doubled in less than two years as central banks stockpile bullion and investors pour in to gold funds| International homepage
New $37,990 ‘standard’ version is 15% less expensive than the previous base offering| International homepage
German carmaker also highlights higher than expected tariff costs| International homepage
Fund managers are under pressure to deploy capital quickly and could buy bad assets| www.ft.com
Rightwing populist parties are making inroads into a demographic fed up with economic insecurity and immigration policy| www.ft.com
Emad Mostaque’s resignation from group valued at $1bn came after legal skirmishes and battles with investors| www.ft.com
Deal is the latest in a series of large investments and acquisitions in the mobile gaming market| www.ft.com
The US president discovers that it is easier to shake down a law firm than to reshape the international trading system| www.ft.com
Also in this newsletter: EU countries want better legal standards for foreign workers| www.ft.com
Business Roundtable urges companies to consider the environment and workers| www.ft.com
Research shows little evidence that cutting-edge tech such as chatbots is putting people out of work| www.ft.com
The celebrated architect enjoyed two periods of profound productivity — some 50 years apart| www.ft.com
US central bank vice-chair says liquidity tests may have led to spike in borrowing costs| www.ft.com
Defence secretary Pete Hegseth also tells admirals and generals they must restore ‘warrior ethos’| www.ft.com
Adoption by mainstream finance industry remains in question, executives say| www.ft.com
Federal Trade Commission heaps pressure on Big Tech after high-profile cases of harm to young users of chatbots| www.ft.com
Companies are keen to offer employees benefits such as fertility treatment and mental health support| www.ft.com
The ‘godfather of artificial intelligence’ on ‘the only hope’ for humanity, why China has an advantage — and when machines will outstrip us| www.ft.com
Norway’s state energy major reveals the art of negotiating with the Trump administration| www.ft.com
Climate agreement may fail to result in falls in oil and gas production| www.ft.com
Document indicates British government’s ‘backdoor’ demand was not limited to the company’s most secure iCloud service| www.ft.com
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What you learn at a gathering of neoreactionaries, Very Online rightwingers and the formerly cancelled| www.ft.com
FT Exclusive: Tech giant plans to shift assembly as soon as next year in response to Donald Trump’s trade war| www.ft.com
Concern over competitiveness raises possibility of digital currency using public rather than private blockchain| www.ft.com
European allies will join White House meeting days after Putin’s red carpet welcome in Alaska| www.ft.com
Warning from OpenAI’s Sam Altman and MIT paper puncture Wall Street’s enthusiasm| www.ft.com
Median package for S&P 500 bosses was $19mn in 2024, pay advisory calculates| www.ft.com
Chinese-owned social media group launches investigation into ‘toxic’ working practices at London offices| www.ft.com
Joshua Ma will ‘take some time off’ after claims were brought to TikTok by the Financial Times| www.ft.com
Accounting groups hope to emulate previous profit gains from audits of companies’ ESG metrics| www.ft.com
Private capital joins Big Tech in seeking to capture rewards from historic expansion of data centres| www.ft.com
The Financial Times conducted a review in May 2016 of the journals that count towards its research rank. As a result, the number of journals considered went up to 50 compared to 45 previously.| www.ft.com
An in-depth look at the hype and reality around “agentic AI” — the use of AI agents that perform tasks autonomously.| www.ft.com
Chipmakers agree to unusual arrangement to secure export licences from Trump administration| www.ft.com
A critical life skill is fading out — and especially fast among young adults| www.ft.com
The novelist on how coronavirus threatens India — and what the country, and the world, should do next| www.ft.com
The EU’s DMA is the world’s most potent tool to curtail monopolistic self-dealing by US Big Tech| www.ft.com
US tech giant recruits more than 20 people from rival in push to gain edge in the fast-developing technology| www.ft.com
