Bill Ackman’s €55bn bid for Universal Music was set in motion at a private dinner at Michael Ovitz’s Beverly Hills home less than two weeks ago, in a tightly guarded plan that has rattled the music ...
Chinese carmakers doubled their share of new UK car sales in March compared with a year earlier, according to new data, as analysts say they are poised to benefit from a surge in interest in electric ...
Nike is set to win the race to manufacture and sponsor the match ball for the Uefa Champions League, the elite football tournament in Europe, in a blow to longtime supplier Adidas. The US sportswear ...
Unilever has agreed to acquire US vitamin gummies brand Grüns as the FTSE 100 group accelerates its push into wellness and ...
Britain is to deploy Australian-style apps in a scaled-back digital ID scheme that ministers believe can combat populism by handing UK citizens more control over the public services they use. Darren ...
But, a day later, that ceasefire appeared to be teetering, raising plenty of doubts about whether this is the start of a path to an eventual deal with Tehran, or just a pause to regroup before another ...
In February, annual US personal consumption expenditure inflation stood at 2.8 per cent, unchanged from the previous month In February, US PCE inflation stood at an annual rate of 2.8 per cent, in ...
In this bold retelling of Ibsen at London’s Almeida Theatre, Nora’s marriage to her financier husband unravels within an ...
Britain is now experiencing its own “fed-up-nik” summer and it is reshaping the entire basis of party politics. Next month’s local and devolved parliamentary elections look set to deliver huge gains ...
The prizewinning author deploys language to devastating effect as she revisits her theme of women plagued by brittle relationships ...
Welcome back to The AI Shift, our weekly exploration of how AI is reshaping jobs and work. Sarah is away this week, so stepping into her shoes is the FT’s AI editor, Madhumita Murgia. For this edition ...
Fifty years ago, the minimum wage debate was all but settled among economists. Left to their own devices, people seeking employment and employers seeking labour would settle at an “equilibrium price”.
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