China warns of landslide after Nepal disaster
Authorities mount huge rescue effort as hundreds reported dead or missing
Yen weakness and rising inflation put pressure on the Bank of Japan for earlier tightening
Read the BoJ’s August forecast from the FT’s Monetary Policy Radar team
Jane Street’s $15bn wake-up call
The July loss was a stunning reversal for a trading firm whose returns had become the envy of Wall Street
Transcript: Making the UN great again
Alec Russell talks to Thant Myint-U, author and former UN official
Transcript: What Meta’s $18bn settlement means for social media
Sonja Hutson talks to Richard Waters and Emily Herbert
Israel considers expelling British officials from postwar Gaza headquarters
Proposal to oust UK and potentially other European nations from US-led ceasefire hub comes after rise in criticism of Netanyahu government
Thames Water creditors and government in stand-off over future
Investors want clarity over potential nationalisation but ministers insist no decision is imminent
Burnham’s energy challenge: getting more UK households off gas
The prime minister could make electricity more attractive to incentivise switching
The US is gambling with its role as the world’s investment hub
If being overweight America is not the default option, it will upset the country’s economic equilibrium
EU states revive plan to use frozen Russian assets for Ukraine
Sweden, the Netherlands and Spain push to use the funds to solve Kyiv’s latest funding crisis
Harry and Meghan — are you ready for the sequel?
The Sussexes have landed. The frenzy reignites
‘Drill, baby, drill’ rings out in Norway
Scandinavian country is looking to double down on oil and gas despite EU green rhetoric
Mike D sounds both familiar and strange on solo debut Thank You
Made with the help of his sons, the project is a reminder of how much contemporary music owes to the Beastie Boys
France replaces Italy as European bond investors’ biggest worry
Paris’s borrowing costs have been above Rome’s for most of the summer amid concerns over upcoming budget and next year’s elections
Are economists making themselves too useful in the AI boom?
The rush to collaborate with these tech companies comes with risks
Price wars come for sneakers today, AI giants tomorrow
A race to the bottom may benefit consumers, but profitability can collapse in the process
Have you discovered the magic of Merlin?
A free app has propelled birdwatching into the mainstream, offering a portal to a hidden world
Harvard Business School explored European outpost after Trump’s visa threats
University considered teaching MBA students outside US after White House sought to bar international students
Ulrich Siegmund and the eastern German state the AfD thinks it can win
In a picturesque part of eastern Germany, the far-right party is within touching distance of forming its first ever regional government
Donald Trump’s Bronx loyalists stand by him as approval ratings sink
National polls suggest US president’s support among Black and Latino voters is fading but allies in the New York borough are holding firm
The Iranian cleric tightening Khamenei’s grip at home
Once sidelined, Hossein Taeb has been elevated by the new supreme leader to run the Revolutionary Guards’ emboldened Basij militia
Jane Street’s growing pains
The secretive firm may need to change its ways, as its size and risk appetite increase
City trader develops AI ‘SOS’ bracelet in bid to tackle domestic abuse
Irene Perdomo hopes to give the device, which is at prototype stage, to local authorities for free after high-profile criminal cases
Bitcoin treasury companies shed $80bn in value as business model unwinds
Crypto hoarders have been selling tokens and reverting to former activities