By the end of 2026, we now expect the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee to have a slightly lower policy rate than we thought in our August scenario and significantly lower than current ...

Also in today’s newsletter, inside China’s mega iPhone factory and Tony Blair seeks role in Trump’s postwar Gaza plan ...

Donald Trump on Thursday ushered in a new and long-awaited era for social media juggernaut TikTok. The US president signed an executive order approving an agreement to split the app’s US operations ...

Covert operations in waters surrounding the British Isles pose a grave threat to critical infrastructure and a fresh challenge to Nato ...

Denmark’s recent drone incidents have laid bare European airspace vulnerabilities and raised questions about how airports and authorities should respond to such breaches.

Earlier this month, in a rain-drenched London, Natalia Potanina, the ex-wife of a Russian billionaire, won the right to pursue her divorce claim in the English courts, despite the separation being ...

The archetypal hideout is slick, sexy and invariably see-through. The FT architecture critic celebrates its evil genius ...

Sometimes a break-up is the best solution for all sides. Petershill Partners, the private equity investor controlled by Goldman Sachs, plans to delist from the London stock market, ending its ...

In the past seven days, Donald Trump has urged pregnant women to avoid painkillers over unproven autism links and added a $100,000 fee to a visa whose recipients have propelled US productivity growth ...

A company ripe for a takeover is usually one worth owning yourself. So try thinking of businesses you would like to take over. Ultimately, this approach is more likely to enrich you over the long term ...

For financiers, two things have changed. Defence has been reinterpreted as a public good in the face of bellicose invasions by nations like Russia. For Europe, this is magnified by the seeming ...

But investors should consider some nuances. Estimates of productivity gains are all over the place. For the US, estimates of productivity increases range from at least 1.4 per cent growth in a year (a ...