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October 8, 2025
Japanese stocks blossom ahead of time
Sanae Takaichi’s surprise weekend Liberal Democrat party victory offers a fresh narrative
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
More visas for highly skilled Indian workers ‘not part of plan’, says Starmer
UK premier on two-day trade trip to India with 125 chief executives, cultural leaders and vice-chancellors of universities
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Kemi Badenoch tries to revive Tory fortunes with plan to boost UK economy
Leader will pitch Conservatives as the party of spending control with pledge to drive down Britain’s deficit
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
China’s Golden Week tourism shows little sign of spending splurge
From Shanghai Disneyland to gambling hub Macau, holiday travellers wary about country’s economy prospects
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Tesla launches cheaper Model Y following end of US EV subsidies
New $37,990 ‘standard’ version is 15% less expensive than the previous base offering
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
UBS fund holds 30% exposure linked to First Brands
Switzerland’s largest bank has multiple investments tied to bankrupt auto parts maker
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Gold Now! Gold Forever! Only Gold! Gold! Gold!
Is it possible to get more excited about gold?
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
BMW cuts profit guidance after weak sales in China
German carmaker also highlights higher than expected tariff costs
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Spying case collapsed after UK refused to label China a ‘threat’, prosecutors say
Crown Prosecution Service had charged two Britons with espionage offences
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Trump’s tariffs won’t deliver many jobs
Nostalgia is not a strategy: the past cannot return
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Goldman executive says retail rush into private assets is raising risks
Fund managers are under pressure to deploy capital quickly and risk buying bad assets
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
What is happening in France may not stay in France
Bond markets are losing patience with political paralysis
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
France’s political crisis leaves budget plans in disarray
Spending can be rolled over but this would prevent measures to tackle France’s worrying public deficit
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Do Paris fashion designers want to dress real women?
As the ready-to-wear shows came to a close, some fashion week runways reflected a disconnect with reality
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
NYSE parent to invest up to $2bn in prediction platform Polymarket
Intercontinental Exchange will distribute ‘event-driven data’ of site, which became popular during 2024 US election
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Are food costs feeding inflation?
Their predictive power on year-ahead core price pressures is worrying central bankers
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Private equity bets big on utilities
Investors seek to profit from rising energy demand driven by AI data centres
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Venezuela is Trump’s useful enemy
Despite the president’s claims, the South American country is nowhere close to being the US’s biggest drug supplier
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Nobel Physics Prize awarded for quantum advances with real-world impact
Three US-based scientists honoured for research that lays groundwork for new generation of powerful computers
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Macron ally calls on French president to quit early
Former prime minister Edouard Philippe urges president to bring forward 2027 elections
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
AstraZeneca blood pressure drug succeeds in late-stage trial
Baxdrostat meets goals for patients with resistant hypertension and may generate sales of $5bn a year
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
OpenAI’s computing deals top $1tn
Partners including Nvidia, AMD and Oracle have signed up to Sam Altman’s huge bet on the future of artificial intelligence
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Israel seems more important — and less desirable — than ever for British Jews
Amid rising antisemitism at home, our lifeboat abroad seems less attractive
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
The most radical Labour plan you haven’t heard about
Collective bargaining in social care could save an ailing sector — but only if it’s done properly
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
EU to curb Russian diplomats’ travel as suspected spy attacks mount
Intelligence agencies say sabotage operations are often led by spies posing as diplomats
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
As the Olympics return, Cortina hopes for a new golden age
The 1956 Games sealed the Italian resort’s reputation as the world’s most glamorous place to ski — but it gradually lost its lustre. Can Mil...
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Casino’s creditors gear up for second restructuring in two years
French supermarket chain’s debt is trading sharply lower on worries about profits and tough loan conditions
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
‘Big data’ helps HMRC increase UK tax haul by £4.6bn
Connect system uses multiple sources of information to spot cases of underpayment
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Consultancies must become software companies to survive AI boom, IBM executive says
Industry hopes artificial intelligence implementation will reverse a two-year period of sluggish growth
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Emerging markets roar back with biggest stock rally in 15 years
‘Stars are finally aligning’ for EM assets, as weakening US dollar sends investors in search of yield
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Argentines are losing patience with Milei’s sluggish economy
Libertarian leader has slashed inflation but austerity and strong peso have stalled activity
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
Britain needs a ‘whatever it takes’ moment
The Bank of England must acknowledge the priority of reviving investment-led growth and stop quantitative tightening
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
The hostage, the videos, and the family that cannot look away
Some Israelis want Hamas footage of captives censored. Evyatar David’s family wants the world to see his suffering
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
The Polish foreign minister’s family estate — a ‘soft power’ house in the country
Radek Sikorski’s manor is part pastoral retreat and part instrument of diplomacy
Financial Times
October 7, 2025
How politicians and passengers gave up on greener air travel
A renewed push for economic growth has added to technological challenges and problems with carbon offset schemes
Financial Times
October 6, 2025
BHP says growing political interference threatens mining deals
Strategy chief Catherine Raw warns that countries’ push to control their natural resources complicates dealmaking
Financial Times
October 6, 2025
EY narrows US leadership race to three candidates
Big Four accountancy firm tries to move past turmoil triggered by abandoned split
Financial Times
October 6, 2025
Design has gone a bit Dalí
Surrealism is all over furniture and homeware, this time with a 21st-century twist
Financial Times
October 6, 2025
JPMorgan replaces European banking boss who was doing job from New York
Filippo Gori will hand over to Conor Hillery and Matthieu Wiltz as co-heads of Wall Street bank’s regional business
Financial Times
October 6, 2025
Verizon appoints former PayPal boss Dan Schulman as new chief
CEO and chair Hans Vestberg steps down with immediate effect as US telecoms group splits roles
Financial Times
October 6, 2025
Chess: World No 2 Nakamura tosses checkmated king into audience
Puzzle: find White’s win in a boardful of pieces
Financial Times
October 6, 2025
Bari Weiss becomes CBS News chief as Paramount buys her start-up
Acquisition of The Free Press is first major deal since David Ellison’s Skydance took control of media group
Financial Times
October 6, 2025
Vaping is hooking a new generation on nicotine, WHO says
At least 15mn children globally use e-cigarettes, according to landmark report critical of tobacco industry
Financial Times
October 6, 2025
Submit your questions: Can the global economy withstand new shocks?
Take part in a live Ask an Expert Q&A with the FT’s Tej Parikh and Martin Sandbu on Thursday October 9 at 1pm BST
Financial Times
October 6, 2025
Deloitte issues refund for error-ridden government report that used AI
Big Four firm will repay final instalment after incorrect references and citations found in Australian document
Financial Times
October 6, 2025
Viennese Fledermaus is lavish and breathtaking but with too many gags
Opening production from new Theater an der Wien director Stefan Herheim is oversexed and overstuffed
Financial Times
October 6, 2025
The dangers of war in the grey zone
Russia’s resort to hybrid warfare is a sign of weakness. But it still requires a response
Financial Times
October 6, 2025
Nobel Prize in medicine awarded for immune system breakthroughs, Three scientists honoured for research on what prevents immune cells from attacking the body
Nobel Prize in medicine awarded for immune system breakthroughs, Three scientists honoured for research on what prevents immune cells from a...
Financial Times
October 6, 2025
Carlyle nears €7bn deal for BASF unit
Potential sale of coatings business to US investment group would be one of Germany’s largest transactions this year
Financial Times
October 6, 2025