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April 23, 2025
Boeing’s net loss narrows after increase in jet deliveries
Chief executive Kelly Ortberg says aerospace group is ‘moving in the right direction’
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Miliband in solar panel U-turn as UK ministers bow to Chinese slavery fears
State-owned GB Energy will be restricted from importing equipment that may have been made with forced labour
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Can these architects right the wrongs of Britain’s colonial past?
The British pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale has assembled an international team — including a visionary Kenyan studio
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Alexa Chung’s great closet clear-out
A fashion hoarder’s guide to letting go of — some of — the clothes you no longer need
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
SAP’s shares surge on strong first-quarter profits
Europe’s biggest software group boosted by pivot to cloud and cost cuts
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Stocks gain after Trump soothes Fed independence worries
Wall Street set to extend rally after president says he has no plans to fire Jay Powell
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
There is no such thing as a Trump-whisperer
Western leaders who are said to be on special terms with the US president have nothing to show for it
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
EU imposes limited fines on Apple and Meta amid US trade tensions
Brussels pushes ahead with enforcing digital rules but issues low financial penalties for breaches
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Was Francis the first Peronist pope?
The late pontiff was a surprisingly divisive figure in his native Argentina
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Jewellery’s safest trend: the padlock
The lock motif, beloved since the early 19th century, is being reinvented
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Recipe: Coconut fish curry — and a new way to cook rice
A Sri Lankan recipe from London’s Paradise restaurant
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
How to be a digital nomad in Paris
Working remotely from the French capital can be a delight — but it does have its snags. Here’s everything you need to know to set up shop su...
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Eurozone business confidence plunges over US trade war
Optimism falls to lowest level since November 2022, pushing economy to brink of stagnation
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Ex-OpenAI staff and top AI experts seek to block proposed for-profit restructure
Former employees and figures such as Geoffrey Hinton warn of dangers of allowing start-up to make corporate switch
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Mercedes chief warns EU and US tariffs have fuelled highest ‘complexity’ in three decades
China’s biggest car show hears German group’s ability ‘to import and export in all directions’ is affected
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Pete Hegseth under siege as Pentagon plunges into disarray
US defence department in chaos with fallout from Signal chats and leadership purges
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
UK government borrows more than expected
Figures deal blow to chancellor as Trump tariffs hit economy
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Hot property: five homes in Palm Springs
The California desert city delivers mid-century gems as well as new architectural visions
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
How Grace Wales Bonner earned her stripes
In 10 years the designer has redefined menswear and turned the Adidas Samba into a smash hit. She talks sneakers, strategy and ‘soulful’ clo...
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Grant Thornton US expands global footprint with roll-up deals
The accountancy plans to buy more than half a dozen sister firms in a PE-fuelled spree across Europe and the Middle East
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
The Maga Catholics trying to take back control of the church
A growing number of Americans hope that Pope Francis’s death will mark a decisive conservative shift for the papacy
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
From trains to tanks: Germany’s rearmament marks industrial shift
Push to increase defence production is offering a glimmer of hope for workers facing manufacturing job losses
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
The Chinese factory jobs Donald Trump wants to bring back
Manufacturers struggle to attract young workers for physically demanding roles with long hours and low pay
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Pharma bosses call for higher drug prices in EU to counter tariff threat
Novartis and Sanofi CEOs push for European benchmark against US prices
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
China and Brics will ‘defend’ global order as Trump withdraws, Brazil says
Developing nations are ‘main defenders’ of global diplomacy, argues president’s top foreign policy adviser
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Graphic novels are the ideal response to authoritarian regimes
Why the intimate and flexible genre is favoured by dissidents and political exiles
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Venice Architecture Biennale’s Carlo Ratti: ‘People talk about mitigating climate change harm but it’s too late’
The curator promises an exhibition on how architecture can offer solutions by adapting itself to extreme conditions
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Tradwives have evolved to become pin-ups of the religious right
A search for ways to promote higher birth rates makes allies of domestic influencers and populist politicians
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Easing leverage limits on banks could backfire
The move would repeat old errors and encourage the buying of Treasury debt over private sector lending
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
One-third of Lower Thames Crossing budget spent on planning documents
More than £450mn used for obtaining permission for road tunnel scheme
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Ryanair takes advantage of oil price fall to lock in cheaper fuel costs
Low-cost airline says US tariff turmoil has not affected bookings
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
‘Medical misogyny’: UK waiting list for endometriosis diagnosis hits nine years
Delays to treatment of common women’s health condition criticised by doctors and sufferers
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
A categorically stunning show of German photography
The use of typology as a weapon for disruption and critique is insightfully traced in a Milan exhibition
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
How to think about returns in a bear market
Adjusting for four factors can lower your headline returns. Get used to feeling deflated
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
The cost of Trump’s attack on American science
Sweeping funding cuts threaten to undermine the innovation that has been a central part of US economic strength for decades
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Nomura’s top banker says traders’ ability to go ‘max risk’ is now higher
Christopher Willcox tasked with rebuilding wholesale business in wake of $2.9bn Archegos debacle
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
What would a US tariff on chips look like?
A component levy on foreign-made semiconductors would function as a major tax increase on electronics sold in America
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Lessons from the recent US Treasuries sell-off
The large, under-regulated market has cracks we can’t ignore
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
BP’s race to cut costs
The hedge fund Elliott is turning up the heat on BP with a demand for deep spending cuts
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Chocolate makers slash price hedges in bet that bull market is over
Soaring cost of protection using futures contracts prompts some groups to gamble on market stabilising
Financial Times
April 23, 2025
Musk drives Tesla calmly through investors’ red lights
Given the electric-car maker’s cash pile, the billionaire can continue to chart his own course, for now
Financial Times
April 22, 2025
Davos founder Klaus Schwab faces whistleblower investigation
Fresh claims follow allegations last year that the chair presided over a toxic workplace culture at the organisation
Financial Times
April 22, 2025
Scott Bessent admits US-China trade deal will be ‘a slog’
Treasury secretary tempers optimism over negotiations with Beijing in closed-door meeting
Financial Times
April 22, 2025
Cantor nears $3bn crypto venture with SoftBank and Tether
Investment vehicle backed by son of commerce secretary comes as US adopts more favourable policy on digital currency
Financial Times
April 22, 2025
Households in England with big gardens should pay more for water, industry says
Trade body to recommend compulsory water meters in forthcoming government review
Financial Times
April 22, 2025
Donald Trump says he has ‘no intention’ of firing Jay Powell
US president’s comments come after he has heaped pressure on the Fed chair
Financial Times
April 22, 2025
UK Jewish body launches probe into letter criticising Israeli offensive in Gaza
Board of Deputies of British Jews suspends vice-chair and investigates signatories to criticism of Netanyahu policy
Financial Times
April 22, 2025
Tidjane Thiam suffers major blow to presidential ambitions in Ivory Coast
Court in Abidjan rules former Credit Suisse CEO should be struck off electoral register, his lawyer says
Financial Times
April 22, 2025
Tesla profits disappoint on lower sales
Adjusted net income drops 39% as investors worry about Elon Musk’s political involvement
Financial Times
April 22, 2025