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July 9, 2026
Why AI financial advisers have a leg-up on their old-world rivals
This isn’t a simple case of fusty incumbents disrupted by novel technology
Financial Times
July 9, 2026
Who wants to tax a billionaire?
A gentle guide to a harsh debate
Financial Times
July 9, 2026
Britain’s power problem
The UK’s military firepower and global influence have hit postwar lows, leaving the country exposed in a volatile world
Financial Times
July 9, 2026
Chinese companies use rare earths ban to squeeze out foreign rivals
Manufacturers seize ‘historic’ opportunity to move up value chain after Beijing cuts exports of key materials to Japan
Financial Times
July 9, 2026
Wall Street’s boutiques bet on star bankers. Now they’re stuck with the bill
Investment banks like Evercore, Lazard and Moelis scooped up dealmakers ahead of an upswing that has yet to fully materialise
Financial Times
July 9, 2026
Ghost of 1997 financial crisis still haunts world’s best-performing stock market
South Korea’s ambition to be recognised as a developed market held back by scars of Asian currency implosion
Financial Times
July 9, 2026
EU’s border check needs complete ‘overhaul’, says Greek airports chief
Exit-entry system is forcing some passengers to wait on the tarmac in intense heat, Alexander Zinell says
Financial Times
July 9, 2026
What would a far-right government in France look like?
With the presidential election less than a year away, Le Pen's hopes are rising
Financial Times
July 9, 2026
The cost of a broken ceasefire
Peace talks between Washington and Tehran falling apart may continue to hurt global economy
Financial Times
July 9, 2026
China’s factory gate prices jump as Iran ceasefire hangs in balance
Producer price index rises for fourth straight month as Strait of Hormuz closure roils supply chains
Financial Times
July 9, 2026
Democratic Senate hopeful Graham Platner suspends campaign after rape allegations
Populist oyster farmer scraps bid to capture Maine seat in upper chamber of US Congress
Financial Times
July 9, 2026
South Korea’s AI chip boom separates the haves from the have-mores
Huge bonuses for semiconductor workers are leaving those in traditionally prestigious jobs feeling relatively worse off
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
US launches second day of strikes against Iran
Attacks come hours after Donald Trump told a Nato summit the ceasefire with Tehran is ‘over’
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Donald Trump’s surprise Ukraine shift steadies nervous Nato allies
A summit that threatened new acrimony among the allies ended with free guns and ‘love in the room’
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Warsh’s minute minutes
Downwards doc
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Some Fed officials saw need for future rate rises to contain inflation
Minutes from last month’s meeting highlighted lingering concern about price pressures remaining high
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Le Pen, Farage and the people’s verdict
The two rightwing leaders seek salvation through the ballot box
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
FCA charges lawyer with insider trading over Seraphine sale
M&A solicitor who worked at Goodwin Procter’s London office accused of 5 counts of using inside information
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Russia bans diesel exports in fuel crunch
Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries have created petrol and diesel shortages and brought the war home for Russians
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
FCA says lenders want to let ‘foxes guard the henhouse’ on car finance
UK regulator alleges in court filing that lenders want to determine own liability for compensation
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Javier Milei wants US-style government shutdowns in Argentina
Government should suspend functions when lawmakers reach an impasse on spending, says rightwing leader
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
How Trump brought non-alignment back from the dead
The US president is single-handedly reviving a doctrine of the postcolonial left
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Trump grants Ukraine licence to produce Patriot missiles
US president agrees to longstanding demand from Kyiv to make its own PAC-3 interceptors
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Le Pen revives presidential bid echoing Trump
French far-right leader portrays herself as a modern-day Joan of Arc going against the political establishment
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Segro lays out defence as it battles £12.6bn takeover attempt by US rival
UK property group believes 925p a share offer by Prologis undervalues its warehouse and data centres business
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
UK scientists propose tiny satellites to sniff out nuclear weapons in space
Idea would help deal with danger of conflict in increasingly crowded orbits around Earth
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Why the US and Iran are stuck in a cycle of tit-for-tat strikes
Trump’s push to get ships moving through the Strait of Hormuz keeps colliding with Tehran’s resistance to cede control
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Nigel Farage’s unusual by-election opponent: Count Binface
Comedy candidate is becoming a vehicle for opposition to Reform UK’s leader
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Alphaville LLC initiates coverage of SpaceX with Buy recommendation
Good heavens
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
JD Vance and Mike Pence: two very different views on faith, Republicanism
In ‘Communion’ and ‘What Conservatives Believe’, the vice-presidents past and present take opposing sides in the battle for the soul of thei...
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
IMF warns inflation threat looms large over global economy
Fund raises its projections for price growth as Trump declares ceasefire with Iran is ‘over’
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Europe must have the financial power to match its economic heft
The continent’s savings should be used to invest in its own future, not someone else’s
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Ukraine intensifies attacks on Russian ships in Azov Sea
Eight small fuel tankers supplying Crimea were hit overnight, says Kyiv
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
The great AI data centre cover-up
Tech companies need to come clean about the mounting environmental fallout of their race to build more hubs
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
The unsustainable upward trajectory of UK debt
Over time, if there is no tax-and-spend adjustment, the changes needed to public finances will be painful
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
The male wellness guide to peptides
Injectable amino acids are being used for muscle gain, sexual health and skin tanning — but the benefits are questionable
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Family behind top US egg producer reaped $320mn after price surge
Descendants of Cal-Maine founder sold controlling stake near a record high after what authorities said was an effort to rig the market
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Apple makes $30bn Broadcom deal under Donald Trump-backed US investment pledge
iPhone maker continues its push to curry favour with president via investments in Colorado
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Nigel Farage’s rivals are ‘running scared’, says Reform
Senior figures dismiss claims that decision to call by-election in Clacton seat has backfired
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Tesco explores sale of European business
Disposal would refocus UK’s biggest grocer on home market and end decades-long attempt to build major global operation
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Outspoken Chinese economist who doubted official GDP data dies
Gao Shanwen lauded by online commenters as ‘truth teller’ in country known for strict censorship
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
UniCredit secures 48% stake in Commerzbank
Italian bank closing in on majority control of German lender after end of tender period
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Vistry shares slide as it warns of first-half loss
Troubled UK housebuilder says that finance chief Tim Lawlor is leaving the group
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Virgin Media O2 fined for likely mishandling millions of calls in delay tactics
Ofcom uncovers tactics such as excessive call transfers to prevent customers from cancelling contracts
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
South Korea falls into bear market as traders fret over AI chipmakers’ prospects
Kospi falls more than 20% from June peak as sentiment starts to turn on Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Singapore’s Temasek doubles down on AI and private credit
State investor focuses on accelerating returns after several lacklustre years
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Nato summit live news: Trump ‘completely committed’ to Nato, Rutte says
US president has threatened to remove US troops from Europe and revived calls to take control of Greenland
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Value of UK takeover bids outstrips new London listings by 27 to 1
Bids for listed companies worth nearly £60bn while combined market value of new entrants stands at only £2.2bn
Financial Times
July 8, 2026
Ships to pay higher EU carbon fees as Brussels seeks to close loophole
Move to strengthen rules on emissions charges risks causing tensions with trading partners
Financial Times
July 8, 2026