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June 12, 2025
SAP quietly steals a march on Silicon Valley’s A-list
German software provider is generating higher revenue after moving to the cloud
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Rachel Reeves will raise taxes this autumn, economists predict
UK chancellor is likely to be forced to act to fill expected fiscal hole
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Strengthening EU defence won’t undermine the transatlantic alliance
Proper burden-sharing will revitalise Europe’s relations with the US
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Can We Be Great Again? Jeremy Hunt’s plan to put Britain back on top
The former chancellor offers a guide to making the most of the UK’s strengths — but dodges some of the big questions
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Universal Music inks joint venture with Hollywood agent Patrick Whitesell
World’s largest record label believes joint venture can help it make more money from its roster of stars
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
General Atlantic follows Apollo in halting early recruitment of bankers
Private equity firm is second in two days to delay hiring process after complaints by JPMorgan chief Jamie Dimon
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Are machines smarter than venture capitalists?
Most VC firms are not yet ditching human experience, but a few pioneers are about to go all in on quant trading
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
UK freezes £185mn of properties linked to ex-Bangladesh minister
National Crime Agency seizes 342 properties associated with Saifuzzaman Chowdhury
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Air India flight to London carrying 242 people crashes in Ahmedabad
Boeing 787 came down in western India shortly after take-off
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
BlackRock sets $400bn fundraising target to take on private capital giants
Asset manager unveils ambitious goal as part of plan to double market capitalisation by 2030
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Ukrainian commander describes ‘culture of fear’ in armed forces
Mikhailo Drapatyi’s candid remarks come as Kyiv struggles to restructure its army and improve recruitment
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Dollar sinks to three-year low on Trump tariff threat
US currency falls sharply after president says he will set new levies on trading partners in next two weeks
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
UN atomic watchdog rebukes Iran over nuclear breaches
Criticism of Iran’s nuclear programme raises tensions between the west and Tehran
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Only a crisis will wean the west off debt
The British state in particular is unreformable without pressure from the bond markets
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Echo Valley film review — Julianne Moore and Sydney Sweeney star in delightedly twisty thriller
A young addict returns to her brittle mother’s rural riding school in a film with dark dashes of Hitchcock
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
‘I was brought in to be bold’: the women driving change in Danish design
An industry famed for its legendary historic figures is being steered towards the future by new collaborations and slick brand identities
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
England’s social housing funds ‘less generous’ than £39bn settlement suggests
Analysis indicates spending of about £3bn a year until 2029, similar to AHP’s money for current financial year
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Afreximbank accuses Fitch of ‘erroneous view’ over exposure to losses
African lender denies it can be drawn into debt restructurings after rating agency cites ‘higher solvency risk’
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
The strongman’s MO
A study of political movements worldwide assesses the populists’ playbook — and how Donald Trump fits in
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Meet Christian ‘Chrigel the Eagle’ Maurer, king of the mountains
No one has defeated the Swiss paraglider over the gruelling Red Bull X-Alps course in 16 years. As the 2025 race begins, he shares what it t...
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Poundland sold for less than £1
US private equity group Gordon Brothers acquires struggling discount retailer ahead of restructuring plan
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
A ‘Made in USA’ win and the race for Nvidia graphics cards
The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
BYD brings EV price wars to small cars in Europe, EU tariffs may limit discounting but Chinese carmakers will appeal to consumers with advanced technology
BYD brings EV price wars to small cars in Europe, EU tariffs may limit discounting but Chinese carmakers will appeal to consumers with advan...
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Will Starbucks’ big bet on its baristas pay off?
Wall Street nervous about ‘biggest human capital investment’ in coffee company’s history
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Musk-Trump feud is a wake-up call on space
The confrontation is proof that national defence should not hinge on the decisions of private individuals
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Starbucks should give up China for a mug’s game
A targeted sale could brew stronger returns for the coffee chain
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Donald Trump’s military gambit exposes Democrat divisions
Party caught between criticism of president’s immigration policies and condemnation of the violence in Los Angeles
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
How stablecoins are entering the financial mainstream
Usage of the digital assets is growing rapidly, but concerns remain about supervision and their impact on other parts of the financial syste...
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Panama risks boiling over as Donald Trump’s threats supercharge protests
President Mulino under pressure from strikers who shut down the economy in 2023, as fruit giant Chiquita shutters operations
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Bangladesh considers ‘settlements’ with tycoons accused of funnelling assets abroad
Dhaka is also in touch with litigation funding firms to help it reclaim tens of billions of dollars, central bank chief says
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
European plans to create space champion face challenging timeline
Hurdles to merger of Airbus, Thales and Leonardo operations come as industry struggles against Elon Musk’s Starlink
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Lone Wolf — the primal beast dividing modern Europe
Adam Weymouth follows a single animal’s journey across borders to shed light on political and social tensions
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
China demands sensitive information for rare earth exports, companies warn
Extensive licensing requirements raise concerns about intellectual property theft
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Fake McDonald’s lobbies Vladimir Putin to block return of western companies
Fake McDonald’s lobbies Vladimir Putin to block return of western companies
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
The problem of AI chatbots telling people what they want to hear
OpenAI, DeepMind and Anthropic tackle the growing issue of models producing responses that are too sycophantic
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Dollar weakness is turning all fund managers into currency traders
Hedging against falls in the dollar has not been a prime concern but Trump 2.0 is changing the mood
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Silver and platinum prices soar as investors seek ‘gold alternatives’
Prices climb more than 10% this month amid search for hedges against dollar weakness
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
City firms order workers back to the office as WFH perks end
Office space is increasingly in demand in London as financial companies reverse pandemic working policies
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Europe’s game plan for handling Trump at G7
European officials will see the US president at the G7 summit, Nato meeting and trade talks
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
Nato’s moment of truth
Will increased spending be enough to placate the US?
Financial Times
June 12, 2025
South Korean investors bet new president can end market’s long-standing ‘discount’
Kospi hits three-and-a-half-year high on hopes Lee Jae-myung can pass governance reforms to boost valuations
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Football clubs warned fixation on growth risks player burnout
Influential report calls out risks to athletes’ welfare ahead of Fifa’s controversial Club World Cup
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
VodafoneThree plans to double UK broadband business after £16.5bn merger
Newly formed mobile market leader pledges to create thousands of jobs and urges rivals to upgrade networks
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Trump’s message to Asian students will hurt US universities
President’s policies risk making it harder for institutions to compete against international rivals
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Harvey Weinstein found guilty on sexual assault charge in retrial
Jury acquits former Hollywood mogul on another count and has yet to decide on a third charge
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Oracle shares jump after upbeat forecast for cloud division
Chief says cloud infrastructure business was expected to grow more than 70% in the next fiscal year
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Oil prices surge on fears of escalation in the Middle East
US defence department authorises dependants of service members to leave the region
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
World Bank lifts ban on funding nuclear energy in boost to industry
Lender’s president says it would support projects extending the life of existing reactors
Financial Times
June 11, 2025
Rachel Reeves banks on AI to help eke out UK government savings
Productivity gains pencilled in by departments to help meet cost targets
Financial Times
June 11, 2025