Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Engie has agreed to buy UK Power ...

Nvidia beat Wall Street’s estimates on Wednesday as the continuing boom in AI infrastructure propelled the world’s most valuable company past $200bn in annual revenue and $100bn in net income for the ...

Salesforce, which produces software to track customer relationships, has faced considerable pressure from investors amid a market rout spurred by the risk posed by AI start-ups such as Anthropic to ...

Restrictions eased for island nation’s private companies but deals involving military or government remain prohibited ...

Brazão brothers each sentenced to more than 70 years in prison as architects of the plot to kill Marielle Franco ...

The John Lewis Partnership has scrapped its controversial plans to build 10,000 rental homes in the UK, citing “a fundamental ...

UK business secretary Peter Kyle has urged the EU to stop “putting up barriers” with its allies, as he attempts to secure ...

Mexico has tolerated the growth of murderous criminal enterprises for far too long. Some have splintered, spreading violence ...

There is at least one area in which both sides have expressed support for de-escalation: tourism, particularly the return of ...

We start in Japan, where Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi yesterday picked two dovish academics for roles at the country’s central bank. Here’s what you need to know.

PM pressed by Kemi Badenoch to cut interest rates charged to graduates but some Labour MPs want alternative plan ...

South Africa’s debt will peak this year, ending 17 years of increases, as a boost from commodity prices has eased the ...