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Financial Times
August 1, 2025
The great crime paradox
Disorder is rising in public consciousness. Is it rising in reality?
Financial Times
August 1, 2025
Is California’s economy heading for a deep slump?
A clampdown on migrant labour is adding to concerns about tariffs, a downturn in Hollywood and cost-of-living pressures
Financial Times
August 1, 2025
Investors glimpse pay-off for Big Tech’s mammoth spending on AI arms race
Earnings reports of major players show how artificial intelligence services are boosting revenues
Financial Times
August 1, 2025
Crypto needs to move beyond black and white thinking
Yes, there are risks, but we should recognise that the underlying technology can be useful
Financial Times
August 1, 2025
A revelatory new view of Barbara Hepworth
The Fondation Maeght’s stunning show brings the British sculptor into dialogue with European modernists
Financial Times
August 1, 2025
Trump’s tariffs kick into higher gear
Trump’s tariffs kick into higher gear
Financial Times
August 1, 2025
El Salvador lawmakers allow Bukele indefinite re-election, Vote in legislative assembly removes presidential term limits
El Salvador lawmakers allow Bukele indefinite re-election, Vote in legislative assembly removes presidential term limits
Financial Times
August 1, 2025
Donald Trump pushes India into a corner over trade
Also in this newsletter: Indian banks post a disappointing quarter
Financial Times
August 1, 2025
Chief of War review — Jason Momoa’s Hawaiian epic brings bone-crunching battles to Apple TV+
The actor plays a famed 18th-century warrior in this bloody, ambitious historical saga
Financial Times
August 1, 2025
Apple has become Silicon Valley’s big contrarian bet
The company has all but sat out the AI investment frenzy, but pressure to conform is increasing
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Heathrow ‘ready to start mobilising’ as it unveils £49bn expansion plan
Project includes building third runway and rerouting Britain’s busiest motorway
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Amazon posts robust sales growth as ecommerce giant shrugs off tariffs
Revenues rise 13% in second quarter despite Donald Trump’s trade war
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Donald Trump announces plans for new $200mn White House ballroom
Addition to historic mansion to be paid for by US president and ‘patriotic donors’, says administration
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
The Little Railroad Merger That Could
Will Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern join forces?
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Trump demands drug companies lower prices before end of September
US president threatens to ‘deploy every tool in our arsenal’ to protect Americans from ‘abusive drug prices’
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Activist investor pushes Viasat to split broadband and defence units
Hedge fund Carronade estimates spin-off could generate up to $11bn in value
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Western nations warn of growing threat from Iranian intelligence
UK, US and a dozen other nations warn of threats to kill, kidnap and harass citizens in their territories
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
The risk of letting AI do your thinking
The potential of chatbots to advance knowledge is huge — particularly if used wisely
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Academic freedom in America is in danger
Columbia University’s settlement with the Trump administration marks a significant erosion of institutional autonomy
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
China and the rise of the new global city
Free-range globalisation is not part of the Sinosphere’s economic plan
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
US trading partners brace for sweeping tariffs to kick in
Donald Trump set deadline of midnight on Friday for countries to avoid highest levies
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Will the last SEC minority commissioner please turn off the lights on the way out?
The end of dissent
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
2000 Meters to Andriivka film review — stark Ukraine reportage from Oscar-winning director
Much of what ‘20 Days in Mariupol’ filmmaker Mstyslav Chernov documents in this unmissable film comes straight from troops’ bodycams
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Saks creditors suffer as high debt and slowing sales weigh on finances
Luxury retailer has pitted lenders against one another to secure financial lifelines as it teeters on edge of default
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Blue Owl chief warns of manic market for second-hand private equity stakes
Record level of activity shows some investors see opportunity to make easy gains, says Marc Lipschultz
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Vera, or Faith by Gary Shteyngart
Freedom is at the heart of this novel told through the observations of a precocious 10-year-old girl
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
The best case for Starmer’s ill-starred Palestine gambit
The diplomatic objectives of recognising a Palestinian state are even less likely to succeed than the domestic political ones
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Microsoft’s software rules harming cloud competitors, CMA says
Watchdog finds UK cloud market ‘not working well’ and recommends conduct requirements for Big Tech companies
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Chevron positions for battle of US oil majors with bigger rival Exxon
With Hess deal completed and Venezuela license returned the company is on path to rebuilding operations
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Lithuanian PM resigns after scrutiny of family business deals
Gintautas Paluckas steps down after coalition partner threatened to pull out over scandal
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
BMW says industry reaction to Trump tariffs is ‘way exaggerated’
German carmaker maintains its annual guidance despite a 32% decline in second quarter net profits
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Australia intelligence chief says spies targeting rare earths and Aukus
Political and industrial espionage cost Canberra $8bn in 2024, says ASIO chief
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
De Beers sale is preferred option amid Botswana takeover fears, Anglo chief says
FTSE 100 miner’s underlying profits dip by a fifth as diamond business falls to $189mn loss
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Influencers matter as politicians move to meet voters online
Downing Street hosts first-ever reception for ‘creators’ in effort to reach audiences in fragmented spaces
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Unilever’s ice cream sales rise ahead of €15bn spin-off
Consumer group presses ahead with demerger of division that includes Magnum and Ben & Jerry’s
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Donald Trump slams India and Russia as ‘dead economies’ after tariff stand-off
US president’s threat of 25% levy against New Delhi stands as deadline nears
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
China summons Nvidia to address ‘serious security issues’ with chips
Meeting comes as US semiconductor maker seeks to revive sales in the country
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Demand for gold remains buoyant despite record high prices, says WGC
Industry body says geopolitical instability and weakening confidence in the dollar will continue to support demand
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Standard Chartered’s profits rise 44% on booming wealth business
Chief executive Bill Winters says focus on cross-border and affluent banking contributed to a strong first half
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
US trading partners rush to sign deals before Donald Trump’s tariffs hit
Canada and Mexico lead diplomatic offensive in Washington as August 1 deadline looms
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Holy Cowes: why the Isle of Wight is leading the way in nautical style
Ratsey & Lapthorn, the island’s sailmaker to the stars, is branching out into bags
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
What is the point of owning a mansion in Mayfair?
London’s luxury property market has bigger problems than the ‘exodus’ of wealthy non-doms
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Reasons for caution amid America’s triumphant market surge
With most traditional valuation indicators now flashing amber, investors should be vigilant
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Europe’s summer of humiliation
America knew the EU was weak. The rest of the world knows it now
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Why can’t I stop cleaning fake dirt off fake objects?
In praise of ‘PowerWash Simulator’, part ponderous game, part dreamlike state
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
US must agree compensation before nuclear talks, Iran’s foreign minister says
Abbas Araghchi tells FT ‘road to negotiation is narrow’ as he lays out conditions for renewed diplomacy after war
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Ireland awakens to the risk of relying on US investment
The country is one of the most exposed in Europe to Trump’s tariffs, intensifying fears that a golden era of growth will slow down
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
Saudi stock market slide signals doubts over kingdom’s diversification plans
Failure of IPOs to match stellar performance of 2023 and 2024 shows concern over oil prices and state borrowing, analysts say
Financial Times
July 31, 2025
The US must return to its roots as a nation of doers
America’s choice is to either build its future on renewables, or stay stuck in the fossil fuel economy
Financial Times
July 31, 2025