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13:00 Can these architects right the wrongs of Britain’s colonial past?

The British pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale has assembled an international team — including a visionary Kenyan studio

12:00 Jewellery’s safest trend: the padlock

The lock motif, beloved since the early 19th century, is being reinvented

06:00 Tradwives have evolved to become pin-ups of the religious right

A search for ways to promote higher birth rates makes allies of domestic influencers and populist politicians

06:00 China and Brics will ‘defend’ global order as Trump withdraws, Brazil says

Developing nations are ‘main defenders’ of global diplomacy, argues president’s top foreign policy adviser

06:00 Pharma bosses call for higher drug prices in EU to counter tariff threat

Novartis and Sanofi CEOs push for European benchmark against US prices

06:00 Venice Architecture Biennale’s Carlo Ratti: ‘People talk about mitigating climate change harm but it’s too late’

The curator promises an exhibition on how architecture can offer solutions by adapting itself to extreme conditions

06:00 Easing leverage limits on banks could backfire

The move would repeat old errors and encourage the buying of Treasury debt over private sector lending

06:00 BP’s race to cut costs

The hedge fund Elliott is turning up the heat on BP with a demand for deep spending cuts

22:00 Sell America?

Traders seem to be betting that the US isn’t special anymore

18:00 Something is brewing at Heineken...

...could it be the future of beer?

22/04 Can Bayswater level up with the rest of prime central London?

The first stages of the £3bn redevelopment of Queensway are bedding in. More change is on the way. But there’s still some distance to go to shake off the “cheap side of the park” jibes

22/04 If only it were as simple as no more excluded children

It’s never just about the one pupil who is made to leave school

22/04 Global energy supplies still vulnerable to shocks, warns IEA

London summit will focus on security of supply and lessons of crisis that followed Russian invasion of Ukraine

21/04 What is an ‘approach’ shoe – and why should you be wearing them?

This climbing sneaker was designed for mountains, but it’s taking over the city

21/04 US and Philippine forces to conduct ‘full battle test’ in South China Sea

Annual Balikatan exercises underline deepening security partnership between Washington and Manila

21/04 US tariffs on pharmaceuticals risk shortages of lower-cost generic drugs

Vast majority of drugs prescribed in America are off-patent generics made in lower-cost countries

21/04 Vaccine alliance stresses commercial benefits for US in plea for funds

Gavi says continued support would help American industry as well as save over 1mn lives

21/04 Titanic: Ship of Dreams podcast adds new perspectives to a familiar story — review

Series focuses less on what happened to the doomed vessel than on why

21/04 ‘I Humbly Beg Your Speedy Answer’ — the agony aunt’s origin story

Mary Beth Norton delves into the 17th-century archives and finds familiar concerns, even if advice is often less than sympathetic

21/04 I’ve changed my life with a bespoke VW Transporter

Designer Rhonda Drakeford has created the ultimate getaway – and an incubator for ideas

21/04 Pink Floyd at Pompeii: MCMLXXII film review — a heavy artefact of rock archaeology

The band’s 1972 crowd-free concert movie captures their trippy transition from psych trailblazers to prog superstars

21/04 How tariffs are affecting luxury goods

21/04 Martin Wolf talks to David Autor: could AI be a bigger threat to US jobs than China?

Automation will disrupt American jobs more widely than China ever did

20/04 Steel, energy, sports cars: How China poured more than $100bn into Britain

Spending has slowed since 2017 peak, but Beijing retains significant investments across the UK

20/04 Donald Trump’s Gaza plan piles pressure on his ‘favourite dictator’

Egypt’s Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has sought to kill proposal to expel population while preserving good relations with US president

20/04 Four new hotel cocktail bars for romantics

Prime seats, rooftop views, champagne service – in Rome, Florence, Paris and Athens

20/04 What to wear to a summer wedding

Faded florals and floor-skimming skirts signal a softer approach to occasionwear

19/04 The 16-hour piece that puts pianists in a trance — or drives them to tears

As Erik Satie’s epic ‘Vexations’ comes to London, we recall other marathon feats, involving Marina Abramović, John Cage and F Scott Fitzgerald

19/04 Neil Woodford times his second coming to perfection

Former UK fund manager plots Easter comeback but his new ‘investment strategy platform’ has some obvious flaws

19/04 The Rachman Review: Iran’s nuclear talks could reshape the Middle East

18/04 The elopement diaries – meet the couples who did the big day their way

Four weddings, four locations, zero invitations

18/04 Cake artist Sophia Stolz: ‘I’m sad when the party ends’

The baker and food stylist loves meringue, Marlboro Lights and Vienna’s techno scene

18/04 Postcard from Australia: a Tasmanian ‘safari’ on the Swan River

A new lodge on the riverbank offers an introduction to the region’s abundant flora and fauna — plus a taste of laid-back island life

18/04 ‘A reliable, old-school Italian’ — Jay Rayner reviews Da Mario, Kensington

Where on earth can you go to eat before attending a show at the Royal Albert Hall?

18/04 Say ‘I doodle’ with a curly wurly engagement ring

15 designs to set your heart spinning 

18/04 Is there such a thing as a British game?

A new wave of indie developers is playing on a quirky sense of national identity, featuring flat caps, badgers and lashings of tea

18/04 Japan and the US talk tariffs

No deal was forthcoming between Washington and Tokyo but the talks may give clues for other countries

17/04 Nvidia’s bad day

Restrictions on sales to China bring down Nvidia and raise questions about tech

17/04 What is a ‘woman’ in law? The Supreme Court ruling

Plus, what British Steel means for UK-China relations

17/04 Get the rug bug: how Thames Carpets went viral

Meet the father-daughter duo with designs from every corner of the world  

17/04 EU centre-right vows to stick to firewall to defeat Europe’s ‘authoritarian wave’

Also in this newsletter: CEO of cloud computing company says clients increasingly opt for European software

17/04 Vanishing World — queasy visions of a dystopia that aims to eradicate sex

Sayaka Murata’s eyebrow-raising new novel is set in a future Japan of artificial insemination and suppression of arousal

17/04 Sculptor Șerban Ionescu: ‘Paris is New York 2.0’

Recent moves from Toronto to Brooklyn to Brussels to Paris have only stirred his creativity — and a historic rental in the 11th arrondissement has become a space of vibrant experimentation, and a place to grow

17/04 The Chinese Dream is to Xi what Maga is to Trump

Tariff conflict arises out of the collision course between two very different political mindsets

17/04 Inside the factory making Europe’s machine guns — by hand

FN Herstal’s small arms are back in demand. But the Belgian gunmaker can only move as fast as its artisanal labour

17/04 Russia opens door to western companies after Ariston’s return

Moscow hopes transfer of seized business back to Italian owner will show companies a path back into Russian market

17/04 Iran’s nuclear talks could reshape the Middle East

Trump has warned of potential military action if talks fail

17/04 Emerging markets’ surprising performance

16/04 Calling all biscuit lovers: this Tuscan cantucci tour is for you

It’s crunch time for lovers of the Italian confectionery. HTSI’s food critic takes the first tour

16/04 Why buy gold when silver is so chic?

From salvers to shells, the precious metal is making a comeback

16/04 Jemima Kelly makes sense of astrology (or tries to)

The FT’s resident contrarian – a Gemini – discovers her inner goddess

16/04 TotalEnergies sticks with clean energy push as rivals retreat

French group maintains pledge to expand oil, gas and green businesses while BP and Shell U-turn on fossil fuels

16/04 Javier Milei has learned to love the peso. Will Argentina follow him?

The success of the IMF’s latest bailout depends on weaning the country off its addiction to the dollar

16/04 India’s middle-class debt crisis

A rise in unsecured credit is hurting the country’s economic ambitions

16/04 How China's global trade strategy could backfire

Trump’s 145% tariffs hit the world’s leading exporter

16/04 Members of UK’s largest Jewish body condemn Israel’s offensive in Gaza

Letter underscores concern in Jewish community over Netanyahu government’s violence against Palestinians

15/04 Will China back down?

Beijing may have more leverage than President Donald Trump thought

15/04 Government Cheese TV review — Wes Anderson meets the Coen brothers in tongue-in-cheek morality tale

David Oyelowo stars as a 1960s Los Angeles crook with a flair for invention in Apple’s offbeat series

15/04 Why I’ll always believe in an honesty bar

Nothing says ‘home’ like helping yourself 

15/04 Tulipieres for spring: still groundbreaking

The multi-spouted Delftware flower vase is popular with designers and collectors once again

15/04 Carlsberg boss says there will be ‘no winners’ from US tariffs

Danish brewer ‘insulated’ from direct impacts of levies but warns they will hit fragile consumer sentiment

15/04 How Turkey’s opposition plans to take on Erdoğan

Republican People’s Party head Özgür Özel outlines strategy after arrest of star campaigner triggered mass protests

15/04 Diamond industry in crisis as Trump tariffs rock market

Traders warn of ‘standstill’ as shipments through key hub of Antwerp drop 85 per cent

15/04 The best new suncare products

Testing Augustinus Bader’s new SPF – and six more super suncreams

15/04 Artist Thomas Schütte: ‘It’s those with no emotions who are really in trouble’

On show in Venice, Schütte’s work — ranging from monumental sculptures to intimate watercolours — explores themes such as death and anxiety

15/04 Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Kidfluencing TV review — Netflix documentary explores the murky world of internet child stars

Three part-series revolves around the troubling testimonies of young influencers

15/04 Millions have been left behind by the payday loans crackdown

Evlo is relaunching but many subprime lenders have closed after a wave of compensation claims

15/04 Do we have the humanity to meet the Sudan crisis?

After two years of brutal war and famine, a surge in international solidarity is needed

15/04 What can workers do if they’re fired by AI?

Automated decisions are a source of under-appreciated tension in the UK government’s approach to low-paid employees

15/04 CNN’s Mark Thompson: ‘Our entire industry is going through a revolution’

Media executive plans to launch a ‘suite’ of digital subscription services to arrest long-term decline in cable

15/04 How Argentina pulled off its latest IMF deal

Fund to give unusually large upfront transfer to Argentina’s President Javier Milei

15/04 Coming soon: The future weapons of war

How drones and AI have transformed the battlefield, and the defence industry

15/04 Business school teaching case study: how can managers navigate the changing mood on DEI policies?

The challenge is to understand stakeholder relationships and the broader social consequences of rollbacks

14/04 The narrow window for a nuclear deal with Iran

Trump team should accept that both Washington and Tehran need to make compromises

14/04 This bakery sells one chocolate cookie. And it’s the best in the world

That’s the claim, at least, by Amsterdam’s Van Stapele Koekmakerij

14/04 Chess: world No 1 Carlsen adds another triumph in Paris Freestyle final

Puzzle: Black, to play, lost in one move. How could he have won immediately?

14/04 Five eye-popping gadgets for the home

A spectacular indoor lighting installation, 3D photo display, transparent 77in TV and more

14/04 Topgolf founders tap investors for high-tech version of game of pool

Twins behind ‘gamified’ golfing chain sold for $2.1bn raise funds from backers including Blackstone’s David Blitzer

14/04 RSA brand to disappear from UK insurance sector

The change comes four years after Intact Financial Corporation paid £3bn to take over its British and Canadian operations

14/04 Seven months, zero answers: Russians blame authorities for Ukrainian occupation

Families reunite after Kyiv’s forces are pushed out of Russian territory, but areas remain unsafe for civilians to return

14/04 Is it glass half-full or half-empty for US banks?

Lenders warn of ‘considerable turbulence’ in the economy, but see big earnings in first quarter

14/04 AI-powered bionic limbs come at too high a cost for many

Amputees, among the largest minority at work, highlight the need for assistive technology to be affordable and accessible

13/04 Finnish utility explores buying part of Germany’s Uniper three years after exit

Fortum looking at gas importer’s Swedish assets as it seeks to benefit from energy demand growth

13/04 Ecuador votes in knife-edge election during wave of violence

Daniel Noboa faces Luisa González in repeat of 2023 election, with security voters’ main concern

13/04 Martin Wolf talks to Mervyn King: why central banks got inflation wrong

The former BoE governor says ‘groupthink’ was an issue

12/04 British Steel’s nationalisation is a ‘likely option’, says business secretary

MPs vote in favour of bill giving the government powers to seize control of British Steel

12/04 How Nvidia became the driving force behind the AI revolution

Two books chart the rise of the chipmaker via its ‘benevolent dictator’ Jensen Huang and an early gamble on deep learning

12/04 Six Japanese design names to know now

Meet these avant-garde artisans

12/04 Radiohead, Grand Theft Auto and an American barbecue — Hamlet enters its weirdest phase yet

As the established international order crumbles, a wave of reworkings is proof that the centuries-old tragedy is a play for today

12/04 Artist Lucas Arruda: ‘I take the rainforest atmosphere and bring it to São Paulo’

The Brazilian painter, whose work is the subject of a new show at the Musée d’Orsay, has created a meditative, folk-art filled urban escape for himself and Una, a stray dog rescued from the rainforest

12/04 Swamp Notes: The Federal Reserve’s tariff dilemma

How will the Federal Reserve handle the economic uncertainty brought about by Trump’s tariffs?

11/04 Scott Bessent, the Treasury secretary shaping Trump’s trade war

The former hedge fund manager is being asked to lead negotiations with foreign governments amid America’s self-inflicted hit

11/04 The ’Spoons in our stats

Two of Alphaville’s favourite topics finally cross over

11/04 Markets or Trump: who’s in charge?

Plus: a stocktake of the political year so far

11/04 21 ways to welcome sakura season

Buys that will put the spring in your step

11/04 Inside Felix Conran’s Japanese forest home

In 2023, the designer and his partner arrived in Higashiyoshino, Nara for a holiday. They’ve since put down permanent roots

11/04 Inside Japan’s most beautiful bathhouses

An age-old tradition is buoyant once again

11/04 Jay Lim, founder of Say Touché, talks taste

The founder and CEO of the South Korean lifestyle brand loves tattoos, vintage cars and caps

11/04 The UK must protect its drama sector

Major streamers such as Netflix should pay a levy to fund uniquely British television

11/04 Switzerland seeks closer EU ties in response to Trump shock

Swiss president to attend informal EU finance ministers’ meeting for the first time, alongside British chancellor

11/04 Uncertainty reigns in US markets

Even an unexpectedly solid inflation report wasn’t enough to sustain a Wall Street recovery

10/04 EU could tax Big Tech if Trump trade talks fail, says von der Leyen

European Commission president tells FT she wants ‘balanced’ deal but could hit US services in retaliation

10/04 The real cost of a trade war

Have Trump’s policies hurt the US’s ability to borrow?

10/04 Kiln, the Newcastle café where the tableware is on the menu too

Come for the meze, leave with a mug

10/04 Fashion looks east, with spring’s most evocative styles

Intricate embroideries and origami-esque silhouettes pay subtle homage to an Asian influence 

10/04 Donald Trump has had his first Liz Truss moment

Unlike the doomed former British PM, the US president is not going anywhere — so uncertainty is here to stay

10/04 Sheku Kanneh-Mason on discovering his mother’s homeland — and the music he’s ‘obsessed’ with

The superstar cellist has a string of recordings, a royal wedding and memoir to his name — next stop, Sierra Leone

10/04 Catch ’em all! How Pokémon cards came to fetch millions

As the Japanese game approaches its 30th birthday, its rarest editions are worth fortunes

10/04 Do these trousers make me look fascist?

A look at what makes an outfit a political identifier

10/04 UN trade chief asks US to rethink tariffs on poorest nations

Levies will harm global south without meeting Trump’s objectives, says Rebeca Grynspan

10/04 Ørsted urges Europe to act to avert wind energy ‘downward spiral’

Renewables pioneer says Trump’s tariffs will have ‘meaningful impact’ on its US projects

10/04 EU weighs buying more US gas due to Trump tariff pressure

Bloc may push to buy more LNG from the US if it fits with green goals, European energy commissioner Dan Jørgensen says

10/04 Trump’s tariff reversal

US stocks surged on Wednesday after Donald Trump paused ‘reciprocal’ tariffs for 90 days

10/04 The end of globalisation as we know it

Trump’s desire to restore US trade dominance is ‘pure fantasy’

10/04 Eyes on the road convince drivers to hang up the phone

Australian start-up Acusensus’s cameras have already been linked to a fall in road fatalities

10/04 Collaboration not disruption is key to start-up success in Asia, say academics

South-east Asia should look to Japan and South Korea rather than Silicon Valley, research suggests

10/04 Philippines looks beyond call centres to higher-value outsourcing

Agencies seek to recruit skilled professionals such as software developers or data analysts

09/04 Apple turns to India to help ease Trump’s China tariffs

iPhone maker is facing one of the biggest threats to its business in years

09/04 Kim Sung-joo, the business maverick who built a fashion empire on a backpack

Meet the South Korean entrepreneur who turned MCM Worldwide into a global phenomenon

09/04 ‘A maniac for beauty’ – the architectural vision of Toru Shimokawa

The self-taught Kyushu creative is playing with past and present to create a new design language in Japan

09/04 Bangladesh pledges US cotton purchases to save garment sector

Trump’s tariff plans threaten clothing industry vital to South Asian nation’s economy

09/04 We face a looming rice crisis

The future of one of the world’s most important foodstuffs is mired in a stew of science, politics and economics

09/04 Giorgia Meloni’s charm offensive in Africa

Amid criticism of hardball tactics to curb migration, Italian premier’s ‘Mattei plan’ aims to boost influence on the continent

09/04 Apple navigates Trump’s tariffs

The tech giant’s path forward is complicated

09/04 Markets might not have hit the bottom yet

President Donald Trump says the US will proceed with an additional 50% tariff on China

08/04 Surveying the wreckage

As markets bounce around, China announces its own tariffs

08/04 Are you sipping soju, South Korea’s favourite spirit?

The vodka-like drink is going global

08/04 Investors lose $25bn in leveraged ETFs in sector’s biggest meltdown

Risky funds drop almost a quarter of their value as Trump’s trade war hits market

08/04 Hot property: five thatched homes for sale

From a Wiltshire farmhouse dating to the 15th century to a cosy cottage on Cornwall’s scenic Lizard Peninsula

08/04 An ‘ugly chic’ alternative to the ballet flat

After swearing off the ‘childish’ classic, a writer finds herself drawn to the off-kilter ballet-sneaker hybrid

08/04 How do we really feel about robots?

HTSI’s tech columnist explores our very complicated relationship with androids

08/04 China puts pressure on western producers of electric car battery materials

Industry vital for energy transition is ripe for consolidation as fierce competition unsettles market

08/04 Mexico considers increasing fracking as Donald Trump sparks fear over US gas reliance

Claudia Sheinbaum, a former climate scientist, explores shale to ease dependence on unpredictable American president

08/04 Companies look for US tariff workarounds

Consultants are helping clients lower the customs value of imports to cut the cost of Donald Trump’s levies

08/04 Samsung boosts profits as customers stockpile chips ahead of tariffs

Analysts fear semiconductor and consumer electronics sales could stagnate over new duties

07/04 Want the coolest food in Japan? Head to the konbini

The humble convenience store takes fast food to the next level

07/04 Donald Trump’s tariff blitz causes turmoil for green energy sector

Duties pose one-two punch for an industry already reeling from renewed embrace of fossil fuels

07/04 The brains behind the hype at Hyundai

Lee Sang-yup has helped make the South Korean carmaker the most progressive around

07/04 How Italy could decide the EU’s response to tariffs

The country will effectively have deciding vote on whether to hit back hard against US tariffs

07/04 Are US tariffs just the beginning? With Abraham Newman

There are other tools of economic coercion in the modern global economy

06/04 Four sensationally renovated historic hotels

Rooms with a view, from St Moritz to Florence

06/04 New EDF boss at mercy of ‘to do list’ that ousted predecessor

Bernard Fontana must repair relations with the French state after the stormy end to the rein of Luc Rémont

06/04 Boss of Seplat wants to ‘demystify’ Nigeria for investors

Roger Brown says discount on major oil producer’s shares is unwarranted

06/04 ‘Land grabs’ in Africa replaced by ‘carbon grabs’, says bank chief

AfDB president Akinwumi Adesina says foreign companies paying derisory prices for carbon sequestration

05/04 Mortgage payment shock adds to strain on UK consumers

Rate increase comes at a time when borrowers are already having to tighten their belts

05/04 Eight majestic mascaras

When it comes to these new launches, lash it on

05/04 Why Canada needs Vancouver Pizza

Long inundated with American culture, Canada lacks a strong culinary identity . . .  until now

05/04 Are restaurant reservation apps worth it?

They promise sought-after tables at a moment’s notice — but they have their drawbacks

05/04 Swamp Notes: The costs of Trump’s tariffs

President Donald Trump’s levies are here. How will they reshape the world?

04/04 21 ways to master French-girl dressing

Steal a march on Saint-Germain style this spring 

04/04 Trump’s trade war: trouble ahead for Britain

Plus: UK growth tactics under the microscope

04/04 ‘Chic but not snob’ – inside Dimorestudio’s Emiliano Salci’s private apartment

The design disruptor’s new home is a masterclass in Milanese élan

04/04 Why Chanel fell for the Boat Race

It’s one of the world’s oldest and most brutal sporting rivalries. So why is a French couture house giving it the time of day?

04/04 How ‘weaponised trade’ could lead to ‘weaponised capital’

As international structures that promoted free trade are unwound, there is a rising risk of a return to capital controls

04/04 Trump’s tariffs rattle global markets

Slide in US dollar suggests investors’ ‘vote of no confidence’ in Trump

03/04 Tariffs up. Markets down

A stunning rollout of new taxes astonishes traders

03/04 Today’s US-Russia détente is unlike those of the past

Steeled by years of confrontation, Moscow will not give up just anything in hope of future reciprocity

03/04 Welcome to Litchfield Hills, the smart set’s anti-Hamptons

A dispatch from Connecticut

03/04 The best swimsuits and bikinis for summer 2025

Minimal, boho, itsy-bitsy or sporty — your quest for great women’s swimwear ends here

03/04 Microsoft’s Christopher Bishop: Scientific discovery is AI’s killer application

The AI for Science lab director discusses the technology’s capability to accelerate time-consuming research

03/04 AI race gives Washington another reason to be tough on TikTok

It is pouring US money into China’s artificial intelligence ecosystem

03/04 China in the age of Trump 2.0

Can China take advantage of the new era of economic and political turbulence?

03/04 Tesla soars on Musk’s potential departure

Tesla’s share price jumped on report that Musk could leave US government role early

02/04 Why the world went mad for mahjong

The Chinese game has hooked a new generation of players

02/04 The timepieces making headlines at Watches and Wonders 2025

Rolex, Cartier, TAG Heuer, Bvlgari and Patek Philippe are pushing the dial at this year’s Geneva fair

02/04 What Wall Street expects from Trump’s ‘liberation day’

US President Donald Trump is expected to announce the substance of his trade policy

02/04 Why Islamic banking is taking off

Pakistan’s Meezan Bank is the country’s most profitable bank. How?

01/04 Vibes vs data

Spirits are low but indicators seem fine

01/04 Inside the Aman Nai Lert, Bangkok: an exclusive

The family home-inspired hotel is an homage to the man who shaped the modern city

01/04 Hot Property: five rural bolt-holes in the Dordogne 

From a chartreuse to a whole hamlet, amid the verdant landscapes of south-west France

01/04 How we got stuck on wellness patches

These adhesive solutions claim to solve everything from anxiety to hangovers. Do they deliver?

01/04 Elegy, Southwest — a road trip though America’s apocalyptic landscapes

Madeleine Watts’ shrewdly funny novel anchors the climate crisis in personal grief and prescient parallels with California’s wildfires

01/04 Watchmakers look to jewellery’s resilience

Gem-set timepieces dominate this year’s releases, reflecting high-ticket demand for models made from jewels and precious metals

01/04 Elon Musk transforms Wisconsin court race

State election has become most expensive judicial race in US history

01/04 Investment Clinic: Should I keep betting on Warren Buffett?

Margo’s done well following the famous investor’s lead, but it may be time to diversify

01/04 A first look at the new Rolex Land-Dweller

It’s the brand’s most radical launch in years. Our watch expert offers his verdict

31/03 The Magnificent Seven just entered a bear market

Q1: grizzly

31/03 Can Germany escape its economic doldrums? With Ulrike Malmendier

The loosening of Germany’s ‘debt brake’ raises hope for faster growth

31/03 Introducing Maker’s Mark’s revolutionary new whisky

Star Hill Farm isn’t just a change in taste – it’s a complete upheaval of the brand’s agricultural practices

31/03 Bad ‘hard’ data creeps in

And replies on CoreWeave

31/03 Five essential gadgets for your car

A pint-sized air purifier, advanced diagnostics and an all-seeing dashcam

31/03 CoreWeave tests investor appetite for AI

The company closed flat after a volatile trading debut and concerns over its business model

31/03 Sotheby’s CEO talks the £6.2mn banana, crypto billionaires and the future of the art market

American financier Charles Stewart is steering the auction house through choppy economic waters

30/03 Why Riley’s Fish Shop is catch of the day

The Tynemouth restaurant and fishmonger has come a long way from its beach-shack beginnings

30/03 Who wants a Fabergé zoo? Prices start at £10k

Castle Howard is setting free its 31-strong menagerie

29/03 What happened to the Trump protests?

The vocal critics of the president’s first term seem to be suffering from ‘learned helplessness’. Adam Grant sees debate, rather than despair, as the way forward

29/03 The world’s best record stores: the readers’ choices

Earlier this year we published a list of FT contributors’ favourite places to get their vinyl fix. Here are the places you wanted to add 

29/03 Swamp Notes: How Medicaid cuts could shake up Maga

Trump’s budget requires cuts, and they may fall on programmes his voters rely on

28/03 Can Rachel Reeves start a retail investment revolution?

The chancellor’s Isa reforms must be designed with Gen Z in mind

28/03 Doom, gloom and not much headroom: Spring Statement

Chancellor faces deepening welfare cuts row and prospect of fresh tax rises

28/03 How sherry got chic again

The salty, fortified wine is back on the menu – here’s what to drink

28/03 Welcome to Patti Smith’s antique book club 

The punk-poet legend and her daughter Jesse Paris Smith are bound by their shared love of rare books

28/03 Gucci’s silk square gets an arty glow-up

The brand invites nine artists to update its celebrated motifs for spring

28/03 Red card for Mexican team adds to Club World Cup’s teething troubles

Complaints over inclusion criteria, prize money and player welfare hit Fifa’s expanded ‘pinnacle of club football’

28/03 China gives IPOs the green light

Change in stance by Beijing follows rebound in domestic stocks

27/03 What does CoreWeave’s IPO say about the market?

An unusual company enters an unusual investing environment

27/03 Inside the Etons of doggie daycare

Canine kindergartens now offer swimming, painting, yoga and psychic sessions within the daily programme. Have we gone barking mad?

27/03 Eight ways to give it this spring

Secret ceramics, croque monsieurs and your very own Liam Gallagher

27/03 The making of Vladimir Putin

Why the Russian leader sees best his chance yet of achieving long-held goals

27/03 Polish solar panel supplier tops FT1000 European ranking

The list of fastest growing companies highlights successes in a challenging economy

27/03 Italy switches on to digital opportunities

Traditionally seen as resistant to change, there are signs of a shift in the country’s business culture

27/03 Fastest-growing FT1000 company illuminates solar market evolution

Top-ranked Menlo Electric is expanding into new markets amid a glut of Chinese photovoltaic panels in Europe

27/03 AI business technology takes on shoplifters and admin drag

FT1000 companies are using artificial intelligence to spot thieves and improve efficiency

27/03 UK fintech investors sharpen focus on likely ‘winners’

Finding funding is becoming tougher, with a shift to quality over quantity of start-ups

27/03 Nordic companies lead the charge on electric vehicles

Sustainability focus and early adoption of tech drives FT1000-ranked businesses’ progress

27/03 Launches of private asset ETFs raise concerns in funds industry

Insiders fear private credit and equity are ill-suited to highly liquid products for retail investors

26/03 Reeves’ repair job avoids tax increases — for now

But government risks backlash over welfare cuts that will push tens of thousands into poverty

26/03 ‘Oh God, it’s efficient’: Monster Chetwynd’s guide to Zürich

The performance artist left Scotland for Switzerland – and found a city full of surprises

26/03 Spring Statement highlights tough UK economy

What will be in Rachel Reeves’ Spring Statement?

26/03 Retail’s last barbarian takes on Walgreens Boots

A private equity firm confronts an ailing pharmacy business with its own set of distinct obstacles

26/03 Nvidia’s China sales face threat from Beijing’s environmental curbs

US chipmaker could suffer $17bn-a-year hit to business if energy efficiency rules are enforced more strictly

25/03 Can Trump drive down bond yields?

To fund tax cuts, the administration wants cheaper money

25/03 Laila Gohar’s night at the Egyptian Museum

The artist’s latest feast in Cairo is an homage to her country’s culinary and cultural history

25/03 Syria’s White Helmets return to Damascus

First responders branded as terrorists under ousted dictator are helping to rebuild a shattered state

25/03 Keen to try exosomes? Read this first

They’re touted as beauty’s miracle cure – HTSI’s superfacialist investigates the latest buzzy treatment 

25/03 Rolls-Royce warns UK risks losing out in small nuclear reactor race

Government delay in selecting companies to build SMRs could undermine supply chains, says chief executive

25/03 Exploring London’s Royal Observatory, the capital’s original time machine

As the clocks go forward this weekend, the FT’s senior graphics artist walks a fine (meridian) line through the birthplace of GMT in its 350th-anniversary year

25/03 Ethereum faces ‘midlife crisis’ as rivals play catch-up

Emergence of memecoin craze sweeping through crypto markets distracts enthusiasts

25/03 Investment Clinic: I’m 29 – should I still be taking stock tips from my dad?

Some of Matt’s stock picks have struggled, and he’s questioning his strategy

25/03 Are Musk’s ties jeopardising Starlink?

The satellite internet service is expanding fast but some worry whether Elon Musk is a reliable partner

24/03 Our Brains, Our Selves — the neural functions that determine who we are

Neurologist Masud Husain explores the ways that injury and disease transformed the lives of seven patients

24/03 GraniteShares’ European leveraged ETPs hit regulatory roadblock

New issuance has been suspended, potentially impacting underlying mechanism

24/03 Turkish protesters rise up against Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

Demonstrators warn arrest of Ekrem İmamoğlu, the president’s main rival, risks transforming the country into an autocracy

24/03 How big a fiscal hole is the British government in? With Paul Johnson

The UK faces weak growth, high interest rates and a huge rise in defence spending

24/03 HANetf unveils Europe-focused defence ETF

The fund will exclude US defence companies and concentrate on ‘companies benefiting from Europe’s security realignment’

24/03 Foreign investors feel the pinch of US stock slump

A sell-off in US equities and currency ends ‘virtuous cycle’ for fund managers in Europe

24/03 Turning round Rolls-Royce: ‘If you don’t score quickly, you lose people’

How CEO Tufan Erginbilgiç restored growth at the 119-year-old British engineering group

22/03 What does a luxury home look like now? An HTSI property special

A palazzo in Puglia, a Jean Prouvé paradise in the Marais and off-grid living for the jet set

22/03 Sofia Gubaidulina, composer, 1931-2025

She grew up in Soviet Russia but was inspired by hearing secret harmonies and celebrated for her sacred music

22/03 Luxury real estate goes off-grid

Once a niche interest, the top end of the market is embracing the greener home 

22/03 Swamp Notes: Why Democrats can’t get their act together

President Trump is transforming the US at lightning speed. Democrats are struggling to keep up.

21/03 Trump’s assault on the rule of law: ‘the speed and intent is remarkable’

The US president is testing constitutional limits and challenging the courts to stop him. Who will blink first?

21/03 New York swagger meets private island paradise – the HTSI property hot list

A tower, a private island and a new beach hotel by Robert De Niro

21/03 Austerity redux? Spring Statement lookahead

Plus: Europe prepares to scale down reliance on US security

21/03 Recession watch 2025

It’s heeere . . .?

21/03 At home in the Hebrides

Meet the architects building on the islands’ unique culture, climate and coordinates

21/03 Patrick Seguin turned his Paris apartment into a paragon of Prouvé

The gallery owner on why great art should always be matched with great furniture

21/03 When Axel Vervoordt does hotels...

The interiors master rarely takes on hospitality. He made an exception for the Bayerischer Hof

21/03 Do you speak modern emoji?

As the language of texting evolves, we present a guide to the icon

21/03 Where should we begin? At Rules, of course. Jay Rayner’s first FT restaurant review

Our new critic is borne back ceaselessly to London’s oldest restaurant

21/03 UN chief pleads with EU leaders not to request rebates amid Trump cuts

Appeal comes as organisation’s top humanitarian official says it is being forced to take ‘life and death choices’

21/03 UK races to avoid Trump tariffs

US wants Britain to drop its digital services tax, which affects big American companies

21/03 Big Tech under pressure to act on data centres’ thirst for water

Calls for a rethink on taking a scarce resource to cool overheated facilities are growing in the US

21/03 Pollution-busters look to AI for better speed and accuracy

But the insights generated are only as good as the data

20/03 Dour Fed, cheery market

Is uncertainty about the president already priced in?

20/03 AI can help cut time it takes to bring UK criminal cases, says review

Disclosure rules have not kept pace with technology, report argues

20/03 Is AI coming for art fairs? This android artist has a proposal — with a twist

Doku, the digital avatar of Chinese artist Lu Yang, is hosting a pop-up store at Art Basel Hong Kong

20/03 Dress me up before you go-go – get the George Michael look

Keep the faith in double denim and slick leather 

20/03 Pearl Lam: ‘You cannot have great collectors without great museums’

The trailblazing gallerist on the transformation of Hong Kong’s art world and what’s driving a new class of collectors

20/03 Does the Olympic business model still work?

World’s biggest sporting event is facing an exodus of sponsors and a fast-changing media landscape