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Elevation to the top will not stop the new boss of Fox and News Corp from looking over his shoulder
Biobank deadlock is a symptom of the UK’s ailing innovation sector
As 20mph becomes a default speed limit, let’s swallow the road rage and learn to love taking endless courses
Her colourful books and intrepid reporting sidestepped stereotypes of India in favour of a more nuanced portrait
The US and its allies are cultivating India as an economic and diplomatic partner. But its prime minister’s authoritarian streak is becoming harder to ignore
Wishful thinking is not enough to forge strategy on this most important plank of foreign policy
Western politicians are scared of a backlash against climate change policies that have been sold as good for the economy
Broadcasting takes the recipe for abuse of power and sprinkles on celebrity
By using listing and trading rules to direct capital into sectors that fit his priorities, the president wants the market to serve the state
A backdrop of slower economic growth may be shaping attitudes of tomorrow that cut across political divides
There is a risk of undermining faith in dollar holdings and reducing western leverage in dealings with Moscow
Popular with private equity firms, they can have serious consequences for consumers, workers and businesses
If a financial tremor comes along, investors might flee to FDIC-guaranteed deposits
A guide to quantities, palate cleansers and how to cut down on washing-up
The earnestness of Elon Musk and Burning Man is easy to mock, but it might explain their success
Finding quiet spaces is vital for our wellbeing — but are we prepared to dwell in them?
A TikTok trend has exposed a crucial difference between the boys and the girls
The UK’s gift to the world one year ago was to give a technicolour example of what to avoid
Investors want companies to be making profits, not just promising future growth
Courtesy, charm and rare plants abound at an event in Hex, Belgium
Regulators have in the past been too lenient, now they are trying to act early to protect nascent markets
Plus, Cisco, S4 Capital, SoftBank, private equity, UBS, UK net zero, Pearson
Public markets may have lost interest in the region’s online ad sector, but the Oslo-based business is an attractive target
Non-performing loans look to be on the rise again
Local brands will struggle as long as iPhones continue to be regarded as status symbols
A Senate controversy shows the importance of clothes
A recent high-profile prison escape hit closer to home than anticipated
And that’s even after subtracting the cost of reading the FT
The complexity of central banks’ ‘last mile’ on inflation is part of a bigger economic challenge
And what can we learn from its victory?
The nature of people’s debts have changed significantly — so too must debt solutions
The economics of the allotment make little sense in pounds and pence but in terms of health and wellbeing there are many returns
Fiction goes where news falls short, bringing depth and nuance to the lives of people crudely labelled by politics or religion
Lawyers are guiding clients on the complexities of green energy projects – from financing to permitting
Labour’s charter of Budget responsibility aims to give businesses certainty — with no repeats of the ‘mini’ Budget
Silicon Valley mainstay acquires cyber security software company $28bn in cash
One of Kyiv’s staunchest supporters is undermining its credibility, and the EU’s
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