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April 18, 2025
UK must expand its Arctic military position, defence review to say
State-backed report will call for more investment in drones and tech in a new era of state conflict
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Wall Street slashes stock market forecasts amid Trump tariff fears
Banks expect gain of just 2% for S&P 500 this year, with JPMorgan and BofA among those lowering estimates
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Dubai chocolate sparks pistachio shortage as TikTokers go nuts
Global kernel prices surge by a third as demand for viral cream-filled bars strains supplies
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
The flaky case for buying the dip
While professionals are deeply spooked, retail investors are piling in to US stocks
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Capital One’s $35.5bn takeover of Discover Financial approved by US
Biggest bank merger since 2008 to go ahead
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
The silence of the CEOs
A lack of audible protest against Trump’s tariff chaos is one of the biggest failures of leadership in corporate history
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
How Hollywood learnt to love video games
While superhero franchises flag, ‘A Minecraft Movie’ shows the industry has finally cracked the formula for translating popular games into f...
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Harvard’s bold stand against Trump’s bullying
University’s readiness to fight for academic freedoms is an example to others
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
US strikes on Yemeni port killed dozens, Houthis claim
Raids on Friday were deadliest in Trump administration’s bombing campaign against Iran-backed movement
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
‘We had to buy them’: old emails haunt Mark Zuckerberg in high-stakes trial
Meta founder’s antitrust defence rests on showing that TikTok is rapidly expanding in his main market
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Ralph Lauren CEO remains ‘positively paranoid’ amid US volatility
‘At a time of uncertainty, consumers will tend to gravitate to friends they know, products they trust,’ Patrice Louvet says at brand’s autum...
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Lang Lang offers core classics with a showman’s edge at the Barbican
In the London stop of his world tour, the Chinese pianist gave a performance of light and shade
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Placate or retaliate? Starmer and Carney are both right on Trump
The long goodbye to the US-led world order means leaders must tread carefully
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
German finance minister Jörg Kukies: ‘We’re all affected’
The former Goldman Sachs banker on the impact of US tariffs, and his role in structuring Friedrich Merz’s €1tn spending plan
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Can New York’s property revival survive tariff turmoil?
2025 pointed to a pick-up following the city’s lengthy post-pandemic malaise — but the top-of-year glow now has to be filtered through a new...
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
OpenAI and start-ups race to generate code and transform software industry
Artificial intelligence groups are releasing models for computer programming that are reshaping coding jobs
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
US climate philanthropies fear Trump blow from loss of tax-free status
Chilling effect on charitable organisations comes as need for funding rises amid Trump cuts
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Trump will abandon Ukraine peace talks ‘in days’ without progress, warns Rubio
US secretary of state says Washington will focus on ‘other priorities’ if war cannot be ended soon
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
The elopement diaries – meet the couples who did the big day their way
Four weddings, four locations, zero invitations
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
China stops buying liquefied gas from the US
Standstill shows how Sino-American trade war has spilled into energy sector
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
‘A reliable, old-school Italian’ — Jay Rayner reviews Da Mario, Kensington
Where on earth can you go to eat before attending a show at the Royal Albert Hall?
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Postcard from Australia: a Tasmanian ‘safari’ on the Swan River
A new lodge on the riverbank offers an introduction to the region’s abundant flora and fauna — plus a taste of laid-back island life
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Is there such a thing as a British game?
A new wave of indie developers is playing on a quirky sense of national identity, featuring flat caps, badgers and lashings of tea
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Say ‘I doodle’ with a curly wurly engagement ring
15 designs to set your heart spinning
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
The problem with wealth taxes
Taxing the rich is a tantalising prospect for the cash-strapped UK government — but imposing a levy that is both fair and effective is fraug...
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April 18, 2025
Non-doms quit London private members’ clubs to avoid UK tax links
Lawyers advise wealthy clients that HMRC could use membership as evidence of strong ties to Britain
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Number of UK consumers who stream sports illegally has gone ‘through the roof’, police say
Enforcement resources directed at gangs at the top rather than consumers who flout law
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Sparks fly in battle for Pakistan’s K-Electric as military presses for deal
Clash threatens to jeopardise Saudi stake, as authorities try to attract more Gulf investment
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Finding ‘cockroach stocks’ amid the economic mire
Tilt away from the US and superpower multinational tech companies
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Tech industry fears Donald Trump’s trade war will hamper US AI ‘dominance’
Tariffs and threat of new duties on chips and computing infrastructure could frustrate American ambitions to lead artificial intelligence ra...
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April 18, 2025
Raiffeisen halts sale of Russia unit amid US thaw
Western bank has faced pressure to quit, but exit has been complicated by court process
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Ackman bets on a U-turn at Hertz
Tariffs on imported new cars may prop up the values of existing cars, such as those in Hertz’s fleet
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Tariffs ignore the reality of global tech supply chains
Nvidia has become a symbol of the looming business nightmare unleashed by Donald Trump
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Axing arts quangos risks ‘liberty of thought’ says Nicholas Serota
Chair of Arts Council England says arm’s-length funding of theatre, music and museums helps prevent politicisation
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
The value of institutional memory
Why some organisations are condemned to repeat the same mistakes over and over again
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
New fund plans to buy up struggling listed biotechs
Alis Biosciences then plans to list and offer big investors an easy way to spread their bets
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Trump’s world of rival fortresses
In his vision of post-liberal global disorder, the weak should always surrender to the strong
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Japan and the US talk tariffs
No deal was forthcoming between Washington and Tokyo but the talks may give clues for other countries
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Donald Trump’s tariffs shake up dealmaking at heart of US-China commerce
Buyers and sellers at Canton trade fair scramble to find ways to evade levies as goods pile up in warehouses
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
US rare earth champion faces trade war test after tariffs halt China sales
MP Materials has been sending concentrates to Chinese partner as it races to expand in US
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
‘A law unto itself’: India’s unaccountable tax service targets multinationals
Flurry of multimillion-dollar levies undercuts Narendra Modi’s pledge to ease burdens on business
Financial Times
April 18, 2025
Trump administration set to impose fees on Chinese ships
Port levies have caused alarm among US farmers
Financial Times
April 17, 2025
Few US CEOs bought the dip as tariffs rattled markets
Some insiders unloaded stock before Trump’s ‘liberation day’ announcement but many more were restricted from doing so
Financial Times
April 17, 2025
US and Ukraine sign memorandum of intent on minerals deal
Officials say memo was signed ‘virtually’ and hope to finalise a full economic accord by the end of next week
Financial Times
April 17, 2025
Could Donald Trump fire Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell?
Ninety-year-old precedent known as Humphrey’s Executor is crucial guardrail protecting US central bank’s independence
Financial Times
April 17, 2025
Netflix profits jump 24% as viewers flock to streaming shows and sports
Group’s earnings exceed Wall Street’s forecasts
Financial Times
April 17, 2025
Nvidia’s bad day
Restrictions on sales to China bring down Nvidia and raise questions about tech
Financial Times
April 17, 2025
England’s Premiership Rugby in talks for revamp inspired by Indian cricket
Franchise model under consideration would target expansion and end relegation in top level of men’s game
Financial Times
April 17, 2025
Asda fires the opening salvo as supermarket price war looms
Tesco and Sainsbury’s are preparing a fightback, as grocer turns to price cuts to reverse decline in market share
Financial Times
April 17, 2025