Steve Cohen already owns the Mets baseball team and now wants to build one of New York’s first casinos. But that has drawn him into local politics ...

When the Serbian artist Marina Abramović was four years old, she was walking in a forest with her grandmother when a black snake slithered across the path in front of them. She reached forward to ...

The Labour party will this week fire the starting gun on the race to replace Angela Rayner as its deputy leader, in a contest that is set to amplify the leftwing’s dissatisfaction with Prime Minister ...

The lack of IPOs has been driven in some measure by a shrinking pool of capital in the UK, partly as a result of domestic pensions pulling out of London-listed equities following an accounting change ...

Call from across the political spectrum for Starmer to drive through bill to deal with accounting and director failures ...

Japan is also experiencing political turmoil. Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said on Sunday he’s stepping down. The announcement comes less than a year since he took office and sets up an ...

Also in today’s newsletter, French Prime Minister François Bayrou’s expected exit and UK infrastructure deals hit record ...

Donald Trump called on multinational companies to “respect” US immigration laws but admitted experts from overseas should be allowed to come to the US to train American workers in the wake of the ...

Tottenham Hotspur said that the English football club is not for sale and that its majority shareholder Enic had turned down takeover interest from two parties, including dealmaker Amanda Staveley.

Regarding William Hanson’s piece in the House & Home supplement “Let’s repatriate the British table setting” ( FT Weekend, August 16), are we going to pretend that “proper manners” and etiquette isn’t ...

Aside from reporting the Reform UK party’s views on local authority final salary pension schemes, your article (“Reform calls for cut to local government pension scheme fees”, Report, September 2) ...

The “echoes” to which Brian James Gross from Austin, Texas alludes — between the autocratic tendencies of Donald Trump and those of Louis XIV of France ( Letters, September 2) — are hardly new. After ...