Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The UK media regulator has set out ...

Warren Buffett, he’s that guy. He’s the patron saint of investing. He’s the chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway, and he has ...

A broad rally for US equities lifted the S&P 500 to a three-week high and brought up its first four-session winning streak since March. Wall Street’s benchmark index closed 0.1 per cent higher on ...

Unfair banking practices, inadequate regulation and barriers to accessing finance for smaller businesses risk blocking growth and innovation in the UK, an influential cross-party group of MPs has ...

The central bank has called time on its ETF buying but has yet to to say what it will do with its massive investments ...

When the Thames Barrier was built as an elegant stainless steel-capped bulwark to protect Londoners from flooding in the 1980s, it was designed with additional capacity just in case melting glaciers ...

In one of the biggest gambles of his career, Israel’s premier sent troops into Rafah to raise pressure on Hamas — and buy ...

America’s growing debt puts upward pressure on its longer-term borrowing costs. Lax fiscal policy can raise inflation ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Arab nations have begun to swing ...

While Professor Evenett bemoans the increasingly prevalent antitrade policies of the world’s major economies (“It’s clear the world trading system is in serious trouble”, Letters, May 6) he might have ...

Your article, on the front page, was the sixth in as many weeks to highlight the “widening pay gap between US and UK bosses” ...

After almost three decades of manufacturing a cider product in the UK (“What does ‘local’ actually mean?”, House & Home, March 30), where its UK origins were mostly ignored by the buyers — who were ...