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Chinese humanoid robot maker surges 600% in trading debut (www.ft.com)
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UAE suspends trade with Iran after saying it fired missiles at Gulf state (www.ft.com)
Burnham launches pandemic-style drive to cut rough sleeping (www.ft.com)
OpenAI says it will expand monitoring of model testing after hacking incident (www.ft.com)
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Soaring diesel prices rip across US economy (www.ft.com)
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Israeli strikes on Syrian air base criticised by US and Turkey (www.ft.com)
Andy Burnham hails shake-up of bus services in West Midlands (www.ft.com)
Signature Group founder banned as company director for five years (www.ft.com)
Disney sues Trump administration over ‘retaliatory’ ABC licence review (www.ft.com)
Canada makes final attempt to avoid US tariffs on 20bn of goods (www.ft.com)
Forget the bond rout, fund managers are in party mode (www.ft.com)
Reform UK suspends Tory defector Tim Montgomerie after criticism of Nigel Farage (www.ft.com)
The Treasury can’t avoid the BoE’s losses (www.ft.com)
AI phobia is America’s new consensus (www.ft.com)
Russia warns UK of ‘consequences’ over Ukraine’s use of British-made drones (www.ft.com)
Global bond sell-off deepens amid fears over inflation and AI issuance (www.ft.com)
Labour has no good options on prisons (www.ft.com)
UK pay weakness allays fears of second-round inflation effects (www.ft.com)
UK employers shed jobs as labour market weakens further (www.ft.com)
China’s 10-year bond yield falls to 13-month low (www.ft.com)
Airlines in stand-off over cutting ticket prices (www.ft.com)
Mark Walter’s empire of assets and liabilities (www.ft.com)
Why eyewear stores are taking over London’s high streets (www.ft.com)
Burger King is taking a bite out of McDonald’s lunch (www.ft.com)
Top UK civil servant received record 500,000 payout after Starmer sacking (www.ft.com)
Burnham faces EU clash over youth scheme as summit looms (www.ft.com)
UK examines economic hit from loss of access to frontier AI models (www.ft.com)
Can canned cocktails revive the booze business? (www.ft.com)
The difficult truth about Jason Arday (www.ft.com)
Trump’s cuts to South Korean drills stir doubts about US resolve in Asia (www.ft.com)
The mansion block converts seduced by the joys of ‘lateral living’ (www.ft.com)
EU defence executives are no longer as safe as they were (www.ft.com)
Libya seeks up to 40bn to develop oil resources (www.ft.com)
Europe still needs forward guidance — but not as a straitjacket (www.ft.com)
Airlines in ‘stand-off’ over price cuts as jet fuel costs ease (www.ft.com)
Chris Hohn’s hedge fund bets on Italian luxury hotels (www.ft.com)
AI hasn’t gone rogue. It’s worse than that (www.ft.com)
School shootings reveal simmering discontent of Turkish youth (www.ft.com)
Antitrust attacks start to bite into Apple’s 100bn services business (www.ft.com)
Maga comes for Europe (www.ft.com)
Big pharma warns Germany’s attempts to curb drug prices will backfire (www.ft.com)
‘Not worth the squeeze’: global private equity makes zero deals in China (www.ft.com)
How a pesky Jordan copycat dribbled around Nike in China (www.ft.com)
BHP’s copper profits outstrip iron ore for first time (www.ft.com)
US pauses construction of border wall through national park in Texas (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Trump’s eleventh-hour demand to reduce drills rattles Seoul (www.ft.com)
Mark Carney in last-ditch effort to avoid Trump’s latest tariffs (www.ft.com)
Labour MP suspended amid investigation into Covid loans (www.ft.com)
The UK is going the wrong way about protecting pubs (www.ft.com)
Crime and punishment in the Middle East (www.ft.com)
Russia fires economist over Ukraine war warning (www.ft.com)
Chelsea shareholders Walter and Boehly in talks to sell stakes to Clearlake (www.ft.com)
Seoul rattled by threat to drills at heart of US-Korean alliance (www.ft.com)
Ebola outbreak becomes DR Congo’s deadliest (www.ft.com)
Meta and BlackRock’s 14bn data centre exposes lenders to insurance gap (www.ft.com)
US tech stock correction likely, warn ECB economists (www.ft.com)
The realignment of the Middle East (www.ft.com)
Ferrari’s first EV auctioned off at record 40mn (www.ft.com)
A leaderboard of the biggest trading losses of all time (www.ft.com)
Reform’s deputy leader tells Britons to ‘enjoy’ heat amid record drought (www.ft.com)
Nvidia to invest 100bn for OpenAI data centre in Ohio (www.ft.com)
Trump’s war on customs fraud will be costly and difficult (www.ft.com)
Trump threatens to bomb Oman if it ‘gets in the way’ of US-Iran negotiations (www.ft.com)
Japanese second-quarter growth weaker than expected (www.ft.com)
People are worried about America’s solvency (www.ft.com)
What I read on my holidays (www.ft.com)
Burnham exchanged text messages with White House spoofer (www.ft.com)
Kushner holds talks with Netanyahu after meeting Hamas leader (www.ft.com)
China’s economy shows signs of weakness in July (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Dimon warns UK against higher bank taxes (www.ft.com)
Japan’s 10-year bond yield hits three-decade high (www.ft.com)
Higgsfield valued at 5.4bn as Goldman and Intel back AI video start-up (www.ft.com)
Air conditioning becomes ‘must-have’ for overheated London office workers (www.ft.com)
The cost of drought (www.ft.com)
Andy Burnham faces climate test over North Sea oil decision (www.ft.com)
Call for entries: The Americas’ Fastest-Growing Companies 2027 (www.ft.com)
Melbourne’s W hotel: street art, sushi and a sense of discovery (www.ft.com)
At Melbourne’s Ovolo South Yarra hotel, the volume is turned up to 11 (www.ft.com)
Voco Melbourne Central hotel: refill stations, rib-eye and rooftop views (www.ft.com)
The Ritz-Carlton, Melbourne: luxury with altitude (www.ft.com)
Portugal and Spain struggle as EU housing black spots (www.ft.com)
Private credit under strain as troubled loans swell (www.ft.com)
War and climate change drive surge in cost of shipping through global chokepoints (www.ft.com)
America and the politics of respect (www.ft.com)
How Maga came for Europe (www.ft.com)
The new AI super-rich are reshaping the market for jets, yachts and cars (www.ft.com)
Olympus boss tries to beat buyout firms at their own game (www.ft.com)
The next China shock will come from open-source AI (www.ft.com)
India’s sweltering nights expose power crunch (www.ft.com)
China’s energy strategy vindicated by Iran war (www.ft.com)
Trump says US will scale back military drills with South Korea (www.ft.com)
Jamie Dimon warns UK chancellor against higher bank taxes (www.ft.com)
Far-right Israeli minister advocates killing ‘30 to 40’ Gazans each night (www.ft.com)
London’s flood-defence system may need urgent replacement as extreme weather worsens (www.ft.com)
California billionaires add millions to bolster fight against wealth tax (www.ft.com)
US considers sanctions on Brazil judge in new test of diplomatic ties (www.ft.com)
Canadian business braced for 50% US tariffs (www.ft.com)
Rayner reforms planning to protect England’s pubs and boost housebuilding (www.ft.com)
Don’t dismiss the mini-middle powers (www.ft.com)
British farmers need more help to cope with brutal heat (www.ft.com)
Reform UK vows to cut 50bn from welfare bill if it wins power (www.ft.com)
Farage’s fruitless by-election gambit (www.ft.com)
Will the Fed minutes reveal any forward guidance? (www.ft.com)
Ralph Lauren is winning the workwear wars as America returns to the office (www.ft.com)
Ukraine presses drone attacks on Moscow and Russian logistics (www.ft.com)
How a sports billionaire threatens to upend Wall Street (www.ft.com)
Big Tech’s data centre boom poised to drive up carbon emissions (www.ft.com)
Harvey Nicks deal hints at department stores’ hidden potential (www.ft.com)
The Italian university benefiting from the post-Brexit student shift (www.ft.com)
Miner Ferrexpo caught up in dispute between oligarch and Kyiv (www.ft.com)
World’s largest carmakers seek to avert motor oil crisis (www.ft.com)
European companies count the costs and gains of extreme heat (www.ft.com)
Can we stop with the public ‘blasterbating’, actually? (www.ft.com)
BlackBerry: From phone dinosaur to tech champion (www.ft.com)
Are Americans making peace with the spectre of socialism? (www.ft.com)
Malaysia profits from data centre boom (www.ft.com)
Singapore Inc hopes AI access will stop finance high-flyers moving to Hong Kong (www.ft.com)
Israeli strikes kill 11 in Lebanon two months into truce (www.ft.com)
US aircraft carrier furore is emblem of growing disquiet over Iran war (www.ft.com)
Burnham calls for ‘reflection’ over death of Jason Arday (www.ft.com)
Labour’s rental reforms disrupt student market and lengthen lettings process (www.ft.com)
South Korea’s inverse correlation (www.ft.com)
Modi promises free exam coaching after India’s ‘cockroach’ protests (www.ft.com)
China poised to lift travel ban on Manus founders (www.ft.com)
The experience economy is a blockbuster phenomenon (www.ft.com)
Geneva super-rich rocked by luxury home burglary spree (www.ft.com)
OpenAI upheaval mounts as Sam Altman readies IPO push (www.ft.com)
‘Rich, comforting and bloody clever’ — Jay Rayner reviews Cépage[s], Notting Hill (www.ft.com)
How grandparents can help with school fees (www.ft.com)
How Burnham can curb Britain’s tax-dodging shops (www.ft.com)
Pandemic lockdowns never ended for some people (www.ft.com)
UK universities offer fee discounts to overseas students in ‘pricing war’ (www.ft.com)
Turkey and Cyprus holiday spots hit by Iran war and last-minute booking (www.ft.com)
America’s AI election (www.ft.com)
Should you bank on a banquette? (www.ft.com)
Businesses grow desperate in broke Johannesburg (www.ft.com)
China keeps careful watch on mourning for late premier Zhu (www.ft.com)
Trump family’s crypto venture granted conditional approval for bank licence (www.ft.com)
Jane Street has paid up large to avoid its numbers leaking out (www.ft.com)
Jane Street suffers 15bn loss in July market ructions (www.ft.com)
Former Cambridge professor Jason Arday found dead (www.ft.com)
Americans sour on Trump’s economy as affordability strains intensify (www.ft.com)
Sheinbaum slams US for revoking visa of former Mexican president’s son (www.ft.com)
Burnham warns of ‘tinderbox’ Britain after week of intense heat (www.ft.com)
Unhappy voters are suffering from “Baumol’s disease” (www.ft.com)
Bezos-backed group strikes deal for stake in Liverpool FC (www.ft.com)
Activists are giving British M&A targets a helpful shove (www.ft.com)
Luigi Mangione says he will plead guilty over death of UnitedHealth chief executive (www.ft.com)
Farage wins… and donation probe resumes (www.ft.com)
Top French court blocks social media ban for children (www.ft.com)
Warsh and wait (www.ft.com)
Heatwaves expose the great human gift for ignoring catastrophe (www.ft.com)
Investors pile back into US stocks as bullishness returns to Wall Street (www.ft.com)
Daniel Kinahan, Ireland’s most wanted man, faces his day in court (www.ft.com)
Lebanon set for mass prisoner release after controversial amnesty (www.ft.com)
Safety inspection of track carried out day before train crash in southern England (www.ft.com)
US nuclear negotiator Ernest Moniz: ‘Iran has the home-court advantage’ (www.ft.com)
Bird remains found in engine of Ryanair window blowout plane (www.ft.com)
A-level results are in. But are next-step university digs out? (www.ft.com)
Everyone but me is getting excited about European equities (www.ft.com)
Israel moves to give police powers in occupied West Bank (www.ft.com)
Farage won in Clacton. But there are bigger tests to come (www.ft.com)
Why nationalise the railways if nothing really changes? (www.ft.com)
Swiss economy grows at fastest rate since 2021 despite trade turmoil (www.ft.com)
Indonesia’s Prabowo retreats on commodities reform amid market pressure (www.ft.com)
Karthik Sankaran on the case for yen intervention (www.ft.com)
Farage wins Clacton by-election (www.ft.com)
Shares of China’s JD.com slide 10% after first revenue drop in more than a decade (www.ft.com)
Mortgage costs pushed higher by US stand-off with Iran (www.ft.com)
New Forest blaze points to challenge for under-pressure fire services (www.ft.com)
JPMorgan debanked Polymarket over regulatory concerns (www.ft.com)
Venezuela and its opposition want gold back from Bank of England vaults (www.ft.com)
Farage aide Cottrell had secret Polymarket account that placed bets on Trump victory (www.ft.com)
Banks’ private credit disclosures highlight value of sunlight (www.ft.com)
Fragile states in Africa and Middle East hit by more than 40% cut in UK direct aid (www.ft.com)
The exodus from Israel (www.ft.com)
OpenAI and Anthropic in price war as Chinese AI rivals gain ground (www.ft.com)
‘Enablers’ are the AI sweet spot for investors (www.ft.com)
The Treasury market’s toxic codependency (www.ft.com)
The Le Kilt designer’s guide to Leith (www.ft.com)
US investment giant T Rowe says it will take years to stem outflows (www.ft.com)
The quest to find the world’s best honey (www.ft.com)
Venezuela demands its gold back from the UK (www.ft.com)
Hyperscaler AI borrowing binge shakes up foreign credit markets (www.ft.com)
Why the ‘dirt cheap’ yen is proving hard to fix (www.ft.com)
AI frenzy drives Chinese tech valuations to multiples of US peers (www.ft.com)
Is AI coming for Indian jobs? It’s already here (www.ft.com)
Trump launches tariffs targeting Chinese drone technology (www.ft.com)
UK houses caught up in wildfires during hottest day of the year (www.ft.com)
20 people injured in UK train derailment (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: The battle for control of India’s biggest conglomerate (www.ft.com)
US sells 30-year bonds at highest borrowing costs since 2001 (www.ft.com)
FBI seized phone of Guggenheim executive in probe of Mark Walter’s business empire (www.ft.com)
Buyers should beware the dangers of new ETFs (www.ft.com)
Seoul soars past Dubai as world’s busiest international airport (www.ft.com)
AI has opened up big holes in cyber security (www.ft.com)
Nearly 14,000 crypto holders face security risk after data breach (www.ft.com)
Donald Trump enlists corporate America in fight against cyber crime (www.ft.com)
UK government considers aid for drought-hit farmers (www.ft.com)
US accuses more than 40 countries of helping China avoid Trump’s tariffs (www.ft.com)
Retail parks are the real threat to the British high street (www.ft.com)
Israeli settlers besiege Palestinian homes (www.ft.com)
Burnham warns water companies against treating customers like ‘blank cheque’ (www.ft.com)
Frasers buys Harvey Nichols for 40mn as Mike Ashley pushes into luxury (www.ft.com)
In charts: Private schools widen lead over state rivals on A-level results day (www.ft.com)
Starmer allies warn Healey against blowing ‘strong’ economic inheritance (www.ft.com)
How Jason Arday’s appointment became a reckoning for Cambridge (www.ft.com)
Fierce Trump ally Leavitt shocks Washington and leaves White House (www.ft.com)
Japan needs deterrence and renewal — not managed decline (www.ft.com)
The right must fight its own woke wing (www.ft.com)
Price of niche rare earth jumps on fears of renewed Chinese export controls (www.ft.com)
Takaichi slams Putin’s visit to disputed Pacific islands (www.ft.com)
UK growth resilient in second quarter (www.ft.com)
Maersk lifts full-year profit guidance to 6.5bn (www.ft.com)
Record number of UK students opt for degrees in engineering and tech (www.ft.com)
South Korea orders new investors to take classes after single-stock trading frenzy (www.ft.com)
UK economy grew 0.4% in second quarter (www.ft.com)
‘The most difficult dilemma’ (www.ft.com)
A reality check is needed on Arctic shipping (www.ft.com)
Everybody loves Nvidia — but then, they can’t afford not to (www.ft.com)
Total cost of privately educating a child in the UK rises to 216,000 (www.ft.com)
Russian ghost fleet tankers use ‘Mad Max’ nets to fend off Ukraine’s drones (www.ft.com)
Wall Street’s basketball billionaire mess (www.ft.com)
US justice department shifts focus to government programme fraud (www.ft.com)
Legal AI start-up Legora seeks funds at more than 10bn valuation (www.ft.com)
Iranians opt to ‘buy now, pay later’ as cost of living spirals (www.ft.com)
Shock Wisconsin vote triggers doubt over US election polling (www.ft.com)
Rhine drought exposes 34-year delay in tackling major German bottleneck (www.ft.com)
Women buy their own diamonds now, says Swarovski boss (www.ft.com)
What your out-of-office really means (www.ft.com)
How sustainability fell out of fashion (www.ft.com)
Trump is taxing the dark matter that pays America’s way (www.ft.com)
La Tour d’Argent Tokyo: how a French legend took root in Japan (www.ft.com)
Zambia’s election becomes battle over copper windfall (www.ft.com)
From classic to static: J Crew tries to recapture its sense of style (www.ft.com)
Wealth managers cut fees to win AI’s paper millionaires (www.ft.com)
Iran’s growing strategic ambitions (www.ft.com)
Donald Trump loses his favourite press secretary as Karoline Leavitt exits (www.ft.com)
North Sea oil producers told to speed up well closures (www.ft.com)
FirstFT: Taiwan hit by unprecedented ‘autonomous’ AI hack linked to China (www.ft.com)
Wall Street giants bet Nvidia’s AI chips will defy the laws of finance (www.ft.com)
Karoline Leavitt to step down as White House press secretary (www.ft.com)
Mark Walter’s insurers rush to unwind affiliated investments (www.ft.com)
Crackdown on zero-hours contracts could cost UK firms up to 3bn per year (www.ft.com)
The Amazon of used cars gets a balance sheet tune-up (www.ft.com)
China is winning the race for the Ice Silk Road (www.ft.com)
US press groups sue Trump over fast access to Truth Social posts (www.ft.com)
‘Glorious 12th’ kicks off shooting season as debate rages about its future (www.ft.com)
Is university still worth it? (www.ft.com)
Poor numeracy is a blind spot in the age of AI (www.ft.com)
July inflation decline does not mean Fed’s September rise is off the table (www.ft.com)
Bob Iger and Josh Kushner in 12bn deal for Lakers basketball franchise (www.ft.com)
Greenland oil wildcatters delay controversial drilling plan (www.ft.com)
Smile, you’re on camera: when the boss wants to read your mood (www.ft.com)
The west has given China the keys to the medicine cabinet (www.ft.com)
US inflation falls to 3.4% in July (www.ft.com)
Goldman Sachs to acquire ETF provider Neos for up to 2.3bn (www.ft.com)
Scottish North Sea tax revenues drop, fuelling debate on oil and gas industry’s future (www.ft.com)
Switzerland pushes ahead with post-Credit Suisse crackdown (www.ft.com)
HSBC’s global insurance head steps down (www.ft.com)
Who is Anthropic’s auditor — and why should we care? (www.ft.com)
Zhu Rongji, reforming Chinese premier, 1928-2026 (www.ft.com)
Colombian earthquake disrupts key coffee export road (www.ft.com)
Cambridge to carry out independent probe into Jason Arday appointment (www.ft.com)
BofA commits 250bn to support Trump’s ‘America First’ agenda (www.ft.com)
Burnham has more to lose from an early election, but we should not rule it out (www.ft.com)