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August 9, 2025
What second-tier football clubs and small-cap stocks have in common
Not every small cap is a giant in waiting — some have a limited total addressable market
Financial Times
August 9, 2025
‘It’s your garden now’ — a new era for Helmingham Hall
Taking over the historic grounds from her Chelsea gold medal-winning mother-in-law Xa Tollemache was never going to be easy . . .
Financial Times
August 9, 2025
Tierra del Fuego: the wild archipelago at the end of the Earth
Beauty, mystery and a story of colonial folly in the pristine wilderness at the southern tip of the Americas
Financial Times
August 9, 2025
‘When I fled Russia, I knew it was one-way’ — director Kirill Serebrennikov on exile, uncertainty and Josef Mengele
Now based in Berlin, the émigré is juggling work in film, opera, ballet and preparing for his Salzburg theatre debut
Financial Times
August 9, 2025
Can a garage-find Aston Martin win the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance?
Forgotten for nearly 50 years, it’s thought to be the first ever car in the marque’s trademark metallic green
Financial Times
August 9, 2025
The rise of the dupes
Consumers, especially from Gen Z, are embracing products that proudly copy — or duplicate — luxury items
Financial Times
August 9, 2025
Where Is My Mind? — Pixies’ trippy 1988 classic was inspired by a scuba diving experience
The indie anthem introduced the band to a new generation of fans when it was used in the 1999 film ‘Fight Club’
Financial Times
August 9, 2025
China reopens Covid toolbox in battle against Chikungunya virus
Foshan mobilises drones, bugs, fish and fumigation teams to stem mosquito-borne outbreak
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
White House live: Trump hosts ‘peace summit’ with Armenia and Azerbaijan leaders
US president unleased announcements and executive orders this week, including on retirement accounts and tariffs
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
US high-grade corporate bond market notches up biggest inflows since 2020
Investors remain upbeat despite signs economy is losing momentum
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
Donald Trump pushes ahead with plans to take Fannie and Freddie public
Bank chief executives meet with president to discuss the future of US mortgage groups
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
Ukrainian bonds rally as Trump and Putin gear up for talks
Investors are betting progress in negotiations will revive Kyiv’s securities and boost other assets linked to Russia’s economy
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
White House to issue order to ‘clarify’ tariff on gold bars
Move follows surge in precious metal’s price after FT revealed US levy on imports
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
Reeves hopes promise of fairness will cushion potential Budget tax rises
People close to the UK chancellor say she has begun drawing up a list of measures she may tighten in the autumn
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
Can OpenAI’s GPT-5 model live up to sky-high expectations?
Release of eagerly awaited system upgrade has been met with a mixed response, with some users calling the gains ‘modest’
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
How Trump has turned tariffs into diplomatic shakedowns
The US president is increasingly tying trade policy to geopolitics, using economic might to bend countries to his will
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
The fund manager of the future might just be a machine
What if AI doesn’t just enhance active investing, but renders much of it obsolete?
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
Trump’s tariffs pile pressure on companies to review supply chains
Companies with US presence should gain competitive edge over rivals that manufacture outside the country
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
Trump rebrands trade route in Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal
Controversial Zangezur corridor renamed ‘Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity’
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
For sun-and-sea holidays, October is the new August
Climate change is prompting shifts to the off-season and ‘coolcations’
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
Booking.com chief urges US to make it easier for tourists to visit
Glenn Fogel says long queues at airports can be ‘very aggravating’ ahead of World Cup and LA Olympics
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
What really counts as butterfly-friendly planting?
For more species to stay put rather than fly south we need to give them a year-round garden habitat, not just a summer resort
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
The history of humanity stunningly told in Works and Days at the Edinburgh Festival
Flemish collective FC Bergman uses ingredients including a live chicken and a robot dog to explore our origins — and ask what comes next
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
Donald Trump’s 100% tariff threat looms over chip sector despite relief for Apple
US probe into semiconductor sector could leave a patchwork of agreements with individual companies and countries
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
Germany suspends arms exports to Israel in ‘rupture’ over Gaza
Berlin’s move follows growing debate over the nation’s unwavering support for Israel
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
Marc Andreessen complains to Downing Street about Online Safety Act and UK tech minister
Venture capitalist’s intervention comes amid backlash to sweeping new internet legislation
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
The Trump-Powell endgame
Fed chair has been in the president’s sights for some time now
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
Actor Michael Sheen: ‘You have to make something happen’
The ‘not-for-profit’ star on putting his own money into projects, creating a new national theatre for Wales — and what he learnt from Nye Be...
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
Why England’s new towns should look to medieval France
The UK government’s taskforce is preparing to publish its next-generation proposals. Could the markets, maisons and master planning of Europ...
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
US gold futures hit record high after Trump tariff blindsides global market
Unexpected levy from Trump administration could redraw trade in the metal, warn analysts and investors
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
What’s your test of a bad restaurant?
With food, one should be tolerant. But there is no need to be pretentious about fizzy drinks
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
Sunday at the garden party for Curtis Yarvin and the new, new right
What you learn at a gathering of neoreactionaries, Very Online rightwingers and the formerly cancelled
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
Japan claims US will amend ‘regrettable’ error in tariff deal
Trade negotiator Ryosei Akazawa pushes for clarification on ‘stacked’ levies as exporters report huge charges
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
US doubles reward for arrest of Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro to $50mn
Bounty viewed as symbolic follows licence to Chevron to produce oil in South American country
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
UBS may find an opportunity in the Swiss tariff crisis
Bern’s plea for a level playing field may resonate with the boss of its biggest bank
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
The New Deal roots of America’s national security stance
Two books trace the country’s 20th-century path from isolationist to anxious global superpower
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
HMRC must disclose whether it used AI in tax credit decisions, court rules
Revenue had rejected transparency request from tax adviser who believed it used technology to reject R&D applications
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
Flattery and fear: a CEO’s guide to handling Donald Trump
Tim Cook and Brian Moynihan are among US bosses determined to keep the president happy
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
Big companies tell investment banks to stop leaking their UK takeover deals
Clients asking banks to review number of staff that have to be informed about live transactions
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
A stylish guide to summer in Cape Town
The Amanu founder Anita Patrickson loves the city’s penguins, proteas and picnic spots
Financial Times
August 8, 2025
A divided Bank of England
A divided Bank of England
Financial Times
August 7, 2025
Donald Trump orders regulators to review ‘debanking’ practices
President issues directive after accusing lenders of discrimination against conservatives
Financial Times
August 7, 2025
US hits one-kilo gold bars with tariffs in blow to refining hub Switzerland
Decision could upend the global bullion market, analysts say
Financial Times
August 7, 2025
Donald Trump nominates Stephen Miran to Federal Reserve board
White House economist set to fill seat vacated by Adriana Kugler
Financial Times
August 7, 2025
Sanctions can kill as many people as wars
Economic coercion doesn’t receive as much attention as military conflict — but it can be just as deadly
Financial Times
August 7, 2025
Crocs shares sink on weak spending and looming end of ‘ugly’ shoe trend
Rubber clog maker predicts quarterly revenue will drop by about 10% and warns that poorer consumers ‘not even going to stores’
Financial Times
August 7, 2025
Big investor threatens proxy fight over CoreWeave’s deal for Core Scientific
Hedge fund Two Seas Capital says tie-up’s structure is ‘deficient’ and could undervalue the target
Financial Times
August 7, 2025
OpenAI unveils long-awaited GPT-5 model
Chief Sam Altman hailed next-generation system as ‘major upgrade’
Financial Times
August 7, 2025
Online learning stocks deserve a better grade
Education apps should be a beneficiary of AI, retooling some workers and helping others to keep jobs they already have
Financial Times
August 7, 2025