Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Dutch bank ING will dump large ...

Starmer insists he is setting out reality of ‘badly damaged economy’ as GfK survey shows sharp fall in household morale ...

It’s worth adding that in a foreign policy area on the bloc’s very borders, the EU has led the west into a dead end of ...

Leftist frontrunner promises crackdown on ‘corrupt’ politicians and calls for revisiting deals with IMF and bondholders ...

Also in today’s newsletter, Taiwan warns over China’s growing military activity, and the S&P 500 closes at a record high ...

Before Wednesday’s cut, US rates had been at their highest since 2001 as the Fed sought to bring down inflation from the ...

Thames Water is going to the High Court in November to negotiate an extension to its debt terms so that the UK’s biggest ...

Federal Reserve puts on enormous party hat’ Katie Martin A great moment in history has arrived. Rob Armstrong was ...

Group valuation underpinning planned break-up nears €13.6bn, which would trigger bumper payouts to more than 100 managers ...

Martin Wolf correctly identifies poor use of capital, rather than its scarcity, as the primary challenge for developing countries ( Opinion, September 11). This echoes Peter F Drucker’s assertions ...

Lord Waheed Alli has always enjoyed picking winners, whether in the worlds of finance, media and fashion where he made his ...

The value of the global art market’s total annual sales, as calculated by consultants Arts Economics and their report, commissioned by Art Basel and UBS, has been hovering around $60bn for each of the ...