Democratic presidential candidate comes out against deal in latest blow to Japanese company’s takeover hopes
Officials allege authoritarian president’s plane was illegally purchased and smuggled out of the US in violation of sanctions
Captives killed by Hamas shortly before troops arrived, says IDF
Comments set to throw renewed spotlight on issue Democrats have targeted Republican presidential candidate over
Data comes after chair Jay Powell said the ‘time has come’ to begin cutting rates
Vice-president says she has changed her stances on fracking ban and illegal immigration
Education experts say the decline in enrolment is spurred by a falling birth rate and student debt crisis
Should Kamala Harris be elected, she’ll need to focus on systems thinking
Democrats are beating the former US president at his own game
Trying to cover Donald Trump and Kamala Harris in the same way leads to a real cognitive disconnect
Democratic proposal faces long odds but has nevertheless alarmed ultra-wealthy venture capitalists, entrepreneurs and investors
Policy, happenstance and the soft landing
The French economist sees promise in technology but worries about the heterogeneity of global climate policies
Planned changes to Mutual Defence Agreement come as allies embark on costly modernisations of deterrent
How Ottawa let everyone down — except the US
M&A titans may be signalling to Kamala Harris to lighten up on antitrust enforcement
Sector’s shares have soared and asset managers in debate on whether investing in it can be seen as sustainable
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Democratic candidate tries to turn donation surge into sustainable polling lead over Donald Trump
Imports into Europe expected to surge later this year
Gap between gilt and Treasury yields rises to highest level in nearly a year
Democratic presidential candidate has dropped her opposition to fracking but still supports green transition
David Jones set to be questioned under oath in a saga that has gripped the world of corporate restructurings
Investor caution on megacap valuations slows rise of US blue-chip index
An elite closed shop of economists at US universities sparks concerns over groupthink
Large-scale western support for Ukraine contrasts with smaller efforts for poor countries that are in dire need
The likelihood of a divided government means climate policies would require bipartisan support
The best things to eat, buy and see this month
And more on Chinese bonds
State’s attempt to impose a regulatory framework on the fast-emerging technology has split opinion in Silicon Valley
Kyiv confirms the first loss of one of its US-made fighter jets since Zelenskyy announced their delivery
Discount retailer says low-income households feel more ‘financially constrained’ than six months ago
Republican vice-presidential nominee also says Google ought to be broken up in FT interview
Seeing multiple shocks as usual could end in disaster
Fears of an international hunger emergency after the Ukraine invasion proved unfounded
Also in today’s newsletter, the familiar name foiling Democrats’ efforts to rein in big business, and falling petrol prices