Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. In 1967, a bizarre experiment at ...

The number of UK entrepreneurs choosing to sell their businesses rather than scale up has reached an eight-year high, new ...

Many an investor has taken Hertz for a spin and come back badly scuffed. Among the heavily indebted car rental company’s previous unlucky passengers are Bill Ackman, whose firm Pershing Square took a ...

Creditors to Liberty Steel Newport have appointed liquidators to oversee a wind-down of its business, threatening the ...

Meanwhile, Barclays is trying to convince doubters of the merits of its current approach. The bank gave extra details on its ...

German authorities detain Ukrainian national suspected of passing on intelligence about military sites and arms manufacturers ...

As autonomous software does more, we need to focus on how to control its behaviour and establish accountability ...

Russia and Ukraine traded heavy air strikes overnight, just hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin met a US envoy in ...

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Turkey’s central bank cut interest rates for the first time since the outbreak of the Iran war, as easing inflation and weakening consumer confidence gave policymakers room to r ...

Telling the new electric Range Rover apart from its fossil-fuelled siblings is tough. Aside from the aerodynamically ...

President Emmanuel Macron has warned that the government will ban protests that are not organised by “legitimate” groups such ...