Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Elon Musk defrauded Twitter shareholders by talking down the company as he tried to renegotiate or delay his ...

Henry Mance describes the fondness of the English for sending children away from home at an early age, and gives this practice a start date around the time of the publication of Tom Brown’s School ...

The US rejected an offer from Russia this month to stop sharing targeting data with Iran if Washington agreed to end its ...

ChatGPT is the Excel moment. Accessible to everyone, used superficially by most. Harford’s overwhelmed workers are a rerun of that early adoption curve, not a glimpse of where this ends.

Most strikingly, interest rates rose across much of the world. In the US and Europe, the cumulative increase since the start of the war is now very substantial indeed: Some content could not load.

Airlines are drawing up contingency plans to deal with potential jet fuel shortages, which they fear could take hold within ...

Strategic Petroleum Reserve release approved last week and said the U.S. could act again unilaterally if needed. “The largest ...

The price cap that dictates the typical British household energy bill is expected to climb by 20 per cent in July compared ...

UK pub chain JD Wetherspoon has warned profits may fall short of expectations this year, citing higher labour costs, energy ...

The Facebook owner is among big US tech companies supporting a new carbon accounting approach for green materials © Bloomberg ...

The sparsely populated Australian island offers a unique culinary experience — Mediterranean feasts served beneath the boughs ...

The FT’s Joshua Franklin and Akila Quinio as well as DD’s Sujeet Indap have the scoop on a new junior banker surveillance ...