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Financial Times
August 6, 2025
Siemens Energy orders hit record on ‘enormous’ data centre demand
German maker of gas turbines says rapacious need for electricity to power AI boom drives sales
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
Carlyle bolstered by private credit and secondaries trends
Private capital group has been recovering under chief Harvey Schwartz
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
No evidence of bullying or harassment at Prince Harry charity, watchdog finds
Charity Commission criticises ‘all parties’ in Sentebale charity row
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
US investors hunt for ‘kangaroo-nicorns’ in $420mn Australian VC fund
AirTree closes financing round as country once dismissed as tech backwater becomes target for foreign capital
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
Online safety demands trust — ministers should not outsource it
Age verification is needed but government, rather than tech companies, should be responsible for developing tools
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
India’s Russian oil conundrum: yield to Donald Trump or face tariff backlash
Narendra Modi under pressure over cheap crude imports as he seeks to limit economic damage from US
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
Novo Nordisk’s diabetes drug sales slow
Danish group loses market share to rivals, with first-half growth easing to 8%
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
Without tech, where’s the profit growth?
And the public private assets paradox
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
Berkshire’s Warren Buffett premium fades
Plus, the Peter Thiel-backed businesses set for a windfall and the UK’s big buyout battle
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
Dmitry Medvedev’s long march from liberal hope to nuclear threat
Former Russian president goads Donald Trump with bellicose social media posts
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
European business has shown surprising resilience
In spite of Trump’s tariffs, the current earnings season has revealed bright spots for the continent’s companies
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
The secret to a good summer work party
Fix your own dinner, know how to end a conversation, and always keep in mind who you actually like
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
Number of UK civil servants in same pay band as PM doubles in 2 years
Inflation-linked wage rises and expert hires have led to more government employees on top salaries
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
Saviour or stigma: the US’s biggest detention centre divides a struggling town
Expansion of a migrant processing facility in Folkston, Georgia, will bring much-needed investment but many are against it
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
How to host dinner in a holiday rental — with recipes from Ben Lippett
A Mediterranean feast that requires no spice rack or nice knives
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
Berkshire shares tumble as Warren Buffett prepares to step down
Conglomerate’s stock underperforms market by second widest margin since 1990
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
China tests out stablecoins amid fears of capital outflows
Policymakers say dollar-backed tokens cement US dominance but regulator has warned of money laundering risk
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
Thousands of company directors leave UK after Labour’s tax changes
FT analysis finds jump in departures with UAE the top destination
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
Tech does not deserve special legal treatment
Pulling down regulatory barriers to aid innovation ignores the fact that they protect the public from harm
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
Can the world’s beaches survive a sand shortage?
From Miami to Barcelona and Australia’s Gold Coast, governments are trying to save shorelines where climate change is accelerating erosion
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
US labour data agency was teetering even before Donald Trump fired its chief
Funding and staff cuts have hampered the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ ability to collate vital reports
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
Is Palantir’s stock too good to be true?
Palantir had a banner quarter. But is its stock overvalued?
Financial Times
August 6, 2025
Indonesian businesses raise alarm over economy
Companies focused on ‘surviving’ as strong GDP figures belie weak manufacturing and consumption
Financial Times
August 6, 2025