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June 9, 2025
Italy’s citizenship referendum fails after voters heed Giorgia Meloni call for boycott
Low turnout for two-day plebiscite aimed at granting faster citizenship to immigrants garners below 50% threshold needed to pass
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
BBC in battle with Foreign Office over funding for World Service
Executives argue broadcaster is key to efforts in countering Russian and Chinese propaganda
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Spies, spinners, solicitors: Builder.ai’s ‘perfectly normal’ creditor list in full
Hiring Israeli corporate spooks was all in a day’s work for a Microsoft-backed AI firm
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
The lesson for America from ‘Spiderweb’ and the drone wars
Ukraine’s audacious strike this week should send a jolt through the Pentagon and other western military headquarters
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Ken Moelis to step down as chief executive of Moelis
Veteran dealmaker will become executive chair of investment bank
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Advent swoops for London-listed Spectris in £4.4bn deal
High-tech instruments maker says its board would be minded to recommend shareholders agree to a sale
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Warner Bros Discovery to split TV and streaming businesses
US media giant to separate streaming business from declining television network arm as viewing habits change
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Miss Myrtle’s Garden brings a tender touch to thorny subjects
Danny James King’s moving new drama explores dementia, grief and anxieties about coming out at London’s Bush Theatre
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
What Musk can learn from Ma and Khodorkovsky
In a power struggle between a national leader and a billionaire, the politician always comes out on top
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Nvidia chief says UK lacks digital infrastructure as Keir Starmer pledges £1bn for AI
Jensen Huang seeks ‘sovereign’ artificial intelligence deals that diversify US chip giant’s business away from Big Tech groups
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
‘Light, androgynous and chic in the heat’ — in praise of waistcoats
What started as a runway trend has now become a stylish wardrobe staple with that elusive ‘day to night’ quality
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
UN development chief on the ‘life-threatening consequences’ of foreign aid cuts
Achim Steiner says risks are mounting of countries ‘imploding’ and ‘economies no longer functioning’
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Japanese hotel group’s shares soar on plan to raise $5bn to buy bitcoin
Metaplanet mimics US company Strategy with ambition to hold 1% of world’s biggest cryptocurrency
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
How Kelly Ortberg is piloting Boeing from crisis to cash
Despite positive data points, trust between the planemaker and its shareholders, customers and regulators remains fragile
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
From finance minister to fugitive: the targets of Ghana’s anti-corruption drive
Government in Accra says it will ‘recover all loot’. But suspects, including former finance minister Ken Ofori-Atta, call the campaign vindi...
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Les Trois Rois: Basel’s only five-star relaunches with a Herzog & de Meuron twist
Key Notes | A new wing designed by the city’s most celebrated architects opens just in time for Art Basel — and it looks a blast
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Gay’s The Word: the proudest bookseller in Britain
Celebrating London’s oldest LGBTQ+ literary lifeline
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Starbucks to cut prices in China
Consumer businesses under pressure from weaker economic backdrop and intense competition
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
US quantum computing company IonQ to buy Oxford university start-up
Acquisition of Oxford Ionics for $1.1bn shows advances in processing are kick-starting dealmaking
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
US chipmaker Qualcomm agrees to buy UK’s Alphawave in $2.4bn deal
Acquisition will lead to latest departure from London’s stock market
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June 9, 2025
Israeli navy intercepts Gaza aid boat and detains Greta Thunberg
Commandos boarded the vessel in international waters
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June 9, 2025
Jimmy Lai’s son accuses UK of ‘weakness’ on his father’s detention in Hong Kong
Sebastien Lai says pro-democracy champion’s health is rapidly deteriorating
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Donald Trump tests the limits of presidential authority by sending troops into LA
Critics warn the administration is increasingly ruling in defiance of the Constitution and political norms
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Why are the UK’s industrial electricity prices so high?
Businesses call for measures to help shelter manufacturers
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
A first look at Somerset’s magical ‘Osip 2.0’ restaurant
With the Michelin-starred Osip, chef Merlin Labron-Johnson turned the market town of Bruton into a gastronomic destination. Now he’s conjure...
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Could ex-reality star Rylan be the next great celebrity interviewer?
The presenter ably embarks on a series focused on love and romance, starting with Stephen Fry and Self Esteem
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Papier-mâché with panache — as lamps, chairs and even outdoor installations
The DIY material has morphed from classroom favourite to design darling. It’s sustainable, surprisingly resilient — and still endearingly pl...
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June 9, 2025
Muni bonds set for record sales on fears US Congress could scrap tax break
State and local governments worry credit for big projects could be used to offset cost of Donald Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Hedge funds circle distressed French private equity-owned companies
Economic weakness, high debt burdens and law change have made businesses more attractive targets
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Norway’s oil fund calls for urgent reform of European capital markets
World’s largest sovereign wealth fund says ambitious action needed to improve competitiveness
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Syria to reconnect to global economy after 14 years as pariah state
Country to be relinked to Swift payment system after more than a decade of sanctions, central bank chief says
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June 9, 2025
Old Kiln by Jia Pingwa — fighting for position in China’s cultural revolution
This monumental novel set in an impoverished ceramics village during Mao’s political and social upheaval has finally been translated into En...
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June 9, 2025
The high risk adventure playground that awaits pension investors
Politicians are steering Main Street money into private assets but they may be better off fostering enterprise
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
British pension policy is finally stepping in the right direction
Consolidation of funds makes evident sense, bringing economies of scale and scope
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Coming soon: The rise and fall of Trump’s tech bros
How America’s tech titans made friends, and enemies, with Donald Trump
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
Who gets to be Italian?
A referendum could make it easier for foreign residents of Italy to secure citizenship
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
US companies push for lower Vietnamese tariffs as China hedge
Businesses argue south-east Asian country has become vital part of ‘China plus one’ strategy
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
China prices weaken further as economic pressures mount
Key producer index falls at fastest pace in 2 years despite moves to boost demand
Financial Times
June 9, 2025
This AI is amazing and there’s only a few embarrassing, critical errors
A behind-the-scenes look at the work of Rutherford Hall, critical communications strategist
Financial Times
June 9, 2025