All News
Financial Times
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Reeves takes the long-term bet. Will voters notice?
Spending on many infrastructure projects will not be felt until after the next general election
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Pentagon launches review to decide if US should scrap Aukus
Ending nuclear submarine deal would be blow to security alliance with Australia and UK
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
How China beat Trump before the trade battle even started
Beijing has used rare earth controls to win the first skirmishes in the war over commerce
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
GB Energy handed £2.5bn bill for funding small modular reactors
Financing nuclear projects will leave state-owned company less cash for backing wind and solar technology
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
PPE Medpro supplied ‘unsafe’ gowns during Covid crisis, High Court hears
Group backed by Michelle Mone’s husband Doug Barrowman accused of breaching government contract
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Europe’s inability to scale start-ups could be disastrous
We must regain technology and innovation prowess in a world where the US and China are calling the shots
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Republican Senator Ron Johnson warns on opposition to Donald Trump tax bill
US fiscal hawk says concern over president’s ‘big, beautiful’ legislation is deepening
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Investing naysayers have let gloom override judgment under Donald Trump
The 2020s may be on their way to becoming the progeny of the combined 1980s and 1990s disinflationary bull markets
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Rachel Reeves unveils 3% NHS spending boost but cuts other budgets
Home Office and Foreign Office among departments facing squeeze in UK chancellor’s spending review
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Spending Review 2025: winners and losers
Big increase for NHS in England as Home Office and Foreign Office face real-terms cuts
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
WhatsApp joins legal challenge against UK demand for Apple ‘back door’
Meta-owned group becomes first Big Tech company to intervene in the case
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Europe’s AI computing shortage ‘will be resolved’ soon, says Nvidia chief
Jensen Huang reveals 20 data centres are planned in next few years as continent races to catch up with US and China
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Oakley Capital buys controlling stake in corporate intelligence firm G3
Business whose advisers include former MI6 chief and ex-CIA deputy director valued at more than £250mn
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
UK close to deal with EU and Spain over Gibraltar’s post-Brexit status
Foreign secretary David Lammy’s presence at meeting in Brussels signals that agreement is near after years of talks
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Tesla drivers in France sue over Elon Musk’s political antics
Lawsuit seeks termination of customers’ leases, alleging CEO has ‘tarnished’ brand
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
World’s biggest aircraft owner set for $1bn payout in stranded Russian planes case
UK court orders insurers to cover losses from aircraft stuck in Russia following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Rioters in Northern Ireland clash with police in second night of violence
Protests began in Ballymena after alleged sexual assault by two teenagers
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Iran’s Grand Strategy — a policy of Middle East resistance to the US
Vali Nasr focuses on Tehran’s siege mentality, urging the west to look beyond the Islamic Republic’s ideology and religion
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Rugby in Vegas, the Tour de France in Scotland — why sports tourism is booming
Tourist boards are discovering the benefits of luring big-name sporting events from their traditional locations. Could the Ashes come to Sin...
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Spending review: Reeves prepares to unveil Labour’s plans for coming years
UK chancellor is expected to announce borrowing-fuelled spending spree but tight budgets for many departments
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Chinese automakers pledge to pay suppliers faster as price wars intensify
Beijing has cracked down amid fears that cut-throat competition is hurting industry
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Elon Musk says he ‘regrets’ some of his attacks on Donald Trump
US president’s billionaire backer says his posts on social media platform X went too far
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Starbucks garners ‘a lot of interest’ in China business stake, chief says
US coffee chain exploring partnership with outside investor to restore growth amid intense pricing competition
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Fnac-Darty seeks deals as it aims to increase market share in Europe
CEO sets new performance targets, including for an operating margin of at least 3 per cent by 2030
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Japan urged to use gloomier population forecasts after plunge in births
Number of children born in 2024 already worse than median forecast for 2039
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Pastry chef Dominique Ansel’s favourite bites in New York City
For years, people have waited in line for his inventions, from the Cronut to the Cookie Shot. As Ansel opens his new bakery, Papa d’Amour, h...
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
‘Jam today, pain tomorrow’: why the UK repeatedly overshoots budget forecasts
History of optimistic official outlooks fuels concern that Rachel Reeves will struggle to achieve goal of eliminating deficit
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
UK lacks skilled workers for new defence and nuclear projects, says union leader
Mike Clancy argues ‘managed immigration’ is needed in some specialist industries
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Shifty TV review — Adam Curtis turns to Margaret Thatcher’s premiership in new documentary
The filmmaker’s account of life in Britain at the end of the 20th century is a kaleidoscopic immersion in time and place
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Frida Orupabo: ‘How we construct and understand race is so subtle’
The Norwegian artist’s enigmatic, unsettling collages — often drawing on historical images — reconsider stereotypes
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Pay, perks and CEO prerogatives
Reducing disclosure of C-suite packages under the guise of cutting red tape carries risks
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Nadya Tolokonnikova: ‘They pick the scapegoat. In Russia, it’s people who speak out. In America, it’s migrants’
The Pussy Riot co-founder is spending 10 days in a mock prison cell in Los Angeles — as helicopters and troops descend on the city
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Poland’s Donald Tusk faces no confidence vote after election flop
Prime Minister expected to survive but his coalition remains fragile after opposition victory in presidential ballot
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
WPP races to harness AI before the technology kills its business
Chief executive Mark Read pushed to adopt artificial intelligence but is set to exit with the share price languishing
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
How AI guided Ukraine’s drones to hit Russian airfields
Artificial intelligence took over the steering of unmanned quadcopters after losing signal
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Europe’s nuclear fusion potential draws record investment round
German start-up Proxima Fusion secures €130mn to develop technology it says ‘changes history’
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Politics round-up: from the powerful to the powerless
Insights into Trump’s return to power, Blair’s public service transformation, immigrants and Britain’s white working class
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Trading firm Tower Research to launch fund for outside investors
High-frequency market makers are seeking new avenues for growth as competition rises
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Private market funds lag US stocks over short and long term
State Street private equity index outpaced by S&P 500 over 3 months and 1, 3, 5 and 10 years for first time since 2000
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Scania in talks to form consortium to buy Northvolt’s R&D lab
Swedish truck group wants to retain critical battery expertise in Europe
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
How Indonesia cornered the nickel market
Indonesia’s ban on exports of raw nickel has transformed the critical metal’s supply chain
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Winners and losers of UK spending review
Health and defence will receive a bump, but other departments face a further squeeze
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Peter Thiel-backed crypto group Bullish files for Wall Street IPO
Group seeking to tap a wave of enthusiasm for digital assets as Trump vows to cut regulations
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
World’s oceans remain near record temperatures as CO₂ levels rise
Copernicus also said surface readings remained high last month, ranking as the second warmest on record
Financial Times
June 10, 2025
Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro takes the stand over alleged coup plot
Erstwhile rightwing head of state denies planning putsch to remain in power after failing to win re-election
Financial Times
June 10, 2025
US and Switzerland end stalemate over client information
Agreement lifts blockade on approvals of new Swiss investment advisers to pursue American wealth management
Financial Times
June 10, 2025
Reeves places £39bn affordable homes plan at centre of spending review
But the chancellor’s large scale capital investment will contrast with tight budgets for many Whitehall departments
Financial Times
June 10, 2025
US oil output set for first annual drop since pandemic
Blow to Donald Trump’s ‘energy dominance’ goal as EIA predicts production decline in 2026
Financial Times
June 10, 2025
Argentina’s Kirchner to be banned from politics after graft conviction upheld
Peronist leader had remained biggest opposition voice to Javier Milei despite 2022 corruption ruling
Financial Times
June 10, 2025