High prices usually boost supply, but not in housing. What's wrong?
How conspiracy theories took hold in the US
Finance chief says drastic cost-cutting measures necessary amid weak demand in Europe
Sanctions on Russian exports has led to a shift in oil trading to a new domain in the Middle East. Will it stay there?
Huawei’s software bugs pose a problem for China’s mission to catch up with Nvidia on AI chips
Workers will spend their lunch doing anything – except eating
As Nvidia shares take a breather, the markets turn to more seasoned equities
The FT’s John Thornhill and Hannah Murphy on the man behind the controversial messaging app.
Tax expert Dan Neidle on what to expect – and how he’d reform tax policy
Big firms battle against proposed rules on external oversight
Will AI affect the economy less than we expect?
Alternative for Germany wins a regional election for the first time since WWII.
FT’s fashion editor Lauren Indvik talks about buying just five new items of clothing and footwear last year
Politicians are finding new ways to spread their message. Legacy outlets are being left behind.
Plus, who’s up and who’s down in the Tory leadership race
The fourth season of Netflix’s hit sitcom began this month. Lilah is joined by Adrienne Klasa, the FT’s Paris correspondent on luxury and media, and deputy magazine editor Cordelia Jenkins, to discuss.
Thailand opens a window into how central bank digital currencies might be used in future.
Sovereign wealth funds support goods such as pensions and social programs — but also murderous regimes. When does managing money for them become unethical?
Ford’s road map for accelerating profits fails to rev up investors
How deepfakes have proliferated on the internet – and what’s being done about it
Tokyo strengthens alliances and defence spending amid heightened regional tensions
Western customers say Chinese restrictions on semiconductors supply could hit production
A messy loan restructuring shines light on risks in private credit
The metal has climbed way past the rate of inflation. Why?
Pavel Durov detained in France over the app’s moderation of alleged criminal activity
Sheila Bair, author of Money Tales, says step one is teaching kids sound money habits
The vice president raised four times as much money as Donald Trump in July
What happens when governments try to reorganise an international market
The series’ director Gareth Johnson speaks to guest host Jo Ellison about what it takes to make a true crime show that goes beyond the tropes
Democrats don’t want another Trump administration. But what do they want instead?
Political Fix is on a break. Introducing Swamp Notes, the FT's US elections podcast
The Fed to reveal how it will lower US interest rates without triggering a recession
The latest instalment of the epic sci-fi franchise came out in cinemas last week. Horatia Harrod and Stephen Bush join to discuss
Central bankers are meeting in the mountains this week. Markets will be listening closely to the chair of the Federal Reserve.
Outgunned and outmanned, Kyiv deploys asymmetric warfare strategy
The potential takeover of 7-Eleven may signal the start of foreign-led acquisitions in Japan
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