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Financial Times
November 24, 2025
Telefónica proposes cutting 5,000 jobs in Spain
Plan presented to unions following stock slide sparked by failure to unveil broader changes at capital markets day
Financial Times
November 24, 2025
Chinese exporters charge Russia more for war supplies as sanctions bite
Price increases show that western restrictions are limiting Moscow’s capabilities, Bank of Finland research finds
Financial Times
November 24, 2025
The G20 has a mission but not a role
An institution that relied on principled co-operation was always going to stumble
Financial Times
November 24, 2025
Bayer soars on promising trial results for stroke prevention drug
Findings are respite for German conglomerate facing sliding sales of blockbuster drugs and US legal challenges
Financial Times
November 24, 2025
Affordability is Trump’s problem now
Like every president, he will have to own the political consequences of rising prices
Financial Times
November 24, 2025
Israeli government intensifies push to blame military for deadly 2023 Hamas attack
Protesters say Benjamin Netanyahu should also accept responsibility for catastrophic security failure
Financial Times
November 24, 2025
New AI model enhances diagnosis of rare diseases
PopEVE system outperformed rivals such as Google DeepMind’s AlphaMissense
Financial Times
November 24, 2025
Julius Baer hit by new $184mn loss in blow to turnaround plan
Swiss wealth manager moves to manage down some real estate loan book provisions following series of scandals
Financial Times
November 24, 2025
Lex in depth: Could the banks revive Britain’s economy?
If the chancellor can find a way to solve the credit drought that small businesses face, the country’s prospects would get an important boos...
Financial Times
November 24, 2025
FT seasonal appeal: why financial education has never been more crucial
Experian will match-fund reader donations to bring FLIC’s financial literacy to more people
Financial Times
November 24, 2025
How to get the UK out of its economic hole
Reeves’ challenge is to remedy the disaster that Brexit has been for the country
Financial Times
November 24, 2025
European banks offer investors sweeteners as rally fades
Executives brace for more challenging period ahead as interest rates fall
Financial Times
November 24, 2025
How to crack The Nutcracker
Carlos Acosta, Federico Bonelli and more explain how they’re ramping up the Christmas favourite this season
Financial Times
November 24, 2025
What big bond investors want from the UK Budget
Gilt market players call on government to cut spending and steer clear of inflationary tax rises
Financial Times
November 24, 2025
Fulham Pier: the riverside revival making waves in west London
Once off-limits, a stretch of the Thames beside Fulham FC’s stadium is now a high-end dining and entertainment hotspot. The FT joins the jet...
Financial Times
November 24, 2025
The scramble for a Ukraine peace deal
Leaders meet in Geneva as confusion reigns over US proposal to end war in Ukraine
Financial Times
November 24, 2025
Indonesia’s GoTo replaces chief and paves way for merger with rival Grab
Deal between ride-hailing and delivery companies would create south-east Asian super app valued at $24bn
Financial Times
November 24, 2025
US and Ukraine report progress in talks on peace plan with Russia
Officials provide few details of how Kyiv and Moscow will resolve outstanding issues following meeting in Geneva
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
Israel targets top Hizbollah commander in Beirut strike
Raid is first on Lebanese capital since June and puts further strain on the yearlong ceasefire
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
US peace plan: What could Ukraine compromise on?
Turning the document into something acceptable for Kyiv and its European allies will be a mammoth diplomatic undertaking
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
Here’s how to make Argentina grow again
The country needs more from the US than a $20bn swap agreement
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
Real Madrid prepares to sell stake to investors
Spanish football club’s president Florentino Pérez lays out landmark plan to bring in outside shareholders
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
New York and California are losing their shine
High costs have created a self-reinforcing exodus of business and workers
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
Moderna is most shorted stock in S&P 500 as Americans skip jabs
Maker of Covid-19 shots has slumped since pandemic as people turn against vaccines
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
US, Ukrainian and European officials convene for peace talks
Meeting in Geneva follows rearguard diplomatic move to reshape US plan
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
Should we ban ransom payments to cyber attackers?
A legal bar, even for critical infrastructure, could have unintended consequences
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
AI risks deepening inequality, says head of world’s largest SWF, Nicolai Tangen warns differing access to artificial intelligence has potential for ‘splitting societies’
AI risks deepening inequality, says head of world’s largest SWF, Nicolai Tangen warns differing access to artificial intelligence has potent...
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
Netherlands investigates drone incursions in south
Multiple sightings force suspension of flights at Eindhoven airport for several hours on Saturday
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
Queueing is not a virtue when it comes to building data centres
Builders of facilities that power AI are stuck in a snaking queue to connect to the UK grid but stamping out gaming of the system could help
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
Oil majors return to Libya as Tripoli launches first exploration auction in 18 years
Officials have been visiting Washington to drum up interest
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
True Faith — 1987 hit was a shot in the arm for New Order
The track was a much-needed boost for the Manchester band — and no cover version has since matched its mix of melancholy and euphoria
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
Teodora Axente’s Transylvanian fantasies
The Romanian artist blends Orthodox tradition with witty surrealism. It’s her vocation...
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
Surge in Israeli settler violence shakes West Bank
Attacks on Palestinians in the territory spiral to highest level in nearly two decades
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
From gold giant to boardroom bust-up: Barrick weighs break-up
An activist investor building a stake and the sudden departure of its boss has put pressure on the gold miner to break up
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
‘The next China is China’: Estée Lauder chief doubles down in the east
Stéphane de La Faverie remains committed to country at centre of beauty group’s recent troubles
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
Insurers retreat from AI cover as risk of multibillion-dollar claims mounts
AIG, Great American and WR Berkley seek permission to limit liability from AI agents and chatbots
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
India tries to see through fog of pollution data
India tries to see through fog of pollution data
Financial Times
November 23, 2025
Global banks pour into India as regulators open up to foreign money
Local financial sector has had $8bn worth of deals involving foreign companies
Financial Times
November 22, 2025
Global climate agreement sealed at COP30 despite deep divisions
Push for ‘road map’ on how economies can wean off coal, oil and gas fails but Brazilian presidency promises to follow up
Financial Times
November 22, 2025
Kyiv’s allies insist more work is needed on US-Russian peace plan
EU and Nato leaders warn they must be given a voice on the most pivotal moment in the war
Financial Times
November 22, 2025
Gunmen kidnap hundreds of Catholic schoolchildren in Nigeria
Attack comes just weeks after Donald Trump threatened to deploy US military if Christians were targeted
Financial Times
November 22, 2025
Ignoring Britain’s disquiet on crime will not go unpunished
The next election may be fought as much on how safe people feel as on the economy
Financial Times
November 22, 2025
Sharon Camp, reproductive health pioneer, 1943-2025
With grit and resolve, she overcame sexism to develop the first ‘morning after’ contraceptive pill
Financial Times
November 22, 2025
Pop culture has mastered nostalgia — by returning to a pre-smartphone era
‘Stranger Things’ is back for its final season, weaving fantasy set not in the future but in a past that its young fans never knew
Financial Times
November 22, 2025
The new politics of autism
As contentious claims over rising diagnoses get a presidential platform, Simon Baron-Cohen explains where talk of an ‘epidemic’ goes wrong —...
Financial Times
November 22, 2025
Why are so many home insurance claims being rejected?
Customers tell of complex claims processes. ‘They bank on people rolling over and giving up’
Financial Times
November 22, 2025
The brokers offering to spirit Palestinians from Gaza
People in the devastated enclave are turning to an obscure group offering them new lives — for a price
Financial Times
November 22, 2025
Are wildcats too wild for the English countryside?
Reintroduction isn’t just about bringing back animals but inviting change and risk into our landscapes
Financial Times
November 22, 2025
The Anglo-Australian drift
Two increasingly different countries are contesting the Ashes
Financial Times
November 22, 2025