Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Nigel Farage has sought to downplay ...

Exxon is suing critics for defamation, including California’s attorney-general Rob Bonta, who joined several US-based ...

Samsung chair Lee Jae-yong has extended a billionaire charm offensive, hosting Asia’s richest man Mukesh Ambani for talks ...

How are you enjoying your retirement?” Her mordant question points to a commonplace among older professionals: reluctance to ...

The US government will pay Zipline up to $150mn to help cover the cost of manufacturing drones and building infrastructure ...

Versace launched its Barocco bathrobe in 2023, bringing back a print that debuted in 1991.  From back: OAS jacquard-woven ...

EasyJet raised long-term profit targets for its holidays business after the budget airline’s summer trading was boosted by ...

Rennie, who took over as chief executive of Domino’s UK in August 2023, told the Financial Times earlier this month there was ...

It contributes to more youngsters out of work and education, while raising the wage floor cannot replace in-work benefits ...

ABN Amro is planning to axe almost a quarter of its full-time staff, as the Dutch lender embarks on an overhaul of the ...

VW’s investments in China contrast with its sweeping job cuts at its German plants, where production costs are higher. Under ...

US army secretary Dan Driscoll is holding talks in Abu Dhabi with Ukraine’s military intelligence chief and a Russian ...