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How viable is Trump’s oil deal with Venezuela?

2

AI’s threat to consulting

3

EU policy could ice out closest trading partners

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What Meta’s $18bn settlement means for social media

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The risks of investing $7tn in AI data centres

6

US threatens Iran’s economic partners

7

Warsh heads to Jackson Hole as economic worries mount

8

Why the energy crisis won’t save western oil refineries

9

US Treasury tries to soothe the bond market

10

Borrowing costs hit multi-decade highs

11

Airlines in stand-off over cutting ticket prices

12

Private credit’s woes continue

13

Venezuela demands its gold back from the UK

14

Anthropic’s anticipated $2tn IPO

15

US asks Ukraine to stop strikes on tankers using Russian port

16

Spain’s migrant crisis exposes serious challenges for young Moroccans

17

Deadly protests in Kashmir test Pakistan’s government

18

Crude retreats but fuel prices stay high

19

How Ukrainian drone expertise is helping Colombian narcos

20

SpaceX outperforms in debut earnings

21

America’s puzzling yen intervention

22

Spain’s migrant crisis reopens deep EU rifts

23

JPMorgan walks into another football firestorm

24

Fed holds rates as inflation fears grow

25

The Big Tech earnings dilemma

26

Ares’ big play in private equity

27

Hike or hold: Investors split ahead of Fed decision

28

Oil hits $100 and drives global bond sell-off

29

US oil refineries race against dwindling supply

30

The US has $13bn in Venezuelan oil money. Where is it?

31

UK chancellor John Healey inherits tricky finances

32

Andy Burnham’s first day

33

The Bethlehem Project: American identity after 250 years

34

Andy Burnham ghosts the UK business community

35

Is China’s economic slowdown here to stay?

36

The EU’s push to deregulate banks

37

Dubai wants to bypass Strait of Hormuz

38

Citigroup’s ruthless remake

39

Rewiring sport: How technology is helping athletes break barriers

40

World Cup stirs up colonial past

41

The cost of a broken ceasefire

42

Marine Le Pen’s risky comeback

43

The Big Four’s problems Down Under

44

London’s push for AI sovereignty

45

Germany’s twin crises: football and the economy

46

UBS bets on the US

47

Why Indonesians are souring on Prabowo

48

US Supreme Court blocks firing of Fed governor

49

AI wakes up the sleepy US power sector

50

The Bethlehem Project: Steel’s legacy looms large

51

Jamie Dimon succession race narrows

52

European defence stocks face uncertainty

53

Venezuela faces world’s largest debt restructuring

54

What’s next for the UK after Starmer?

55

Starmer on brink of quitting as UK prime minister

56

A complicated World Cup for Iran’s diaspora

57

Federal Reserve gears up for change

58

Why Elizabeth Warren is worried about SpaceX

59

Extended version: Why Elizabeth Warren is worried about SpaceX

60

Investors celebrate US-Iran deal

61

US, Iran agree ceasefire deal as Trump heads to G7 summit

62

Political Fix: Makerfield or bust: Burnham goes for broke

63

World Cup ticket prices are a red card for fans

64

Can a correction fix Australia’s housing market?

65

SpaceX shoots for the moon with $1.78tn IPO

66

Israel’s war strategy strains relations with US

67

China’s President Xi visits North Korea to talk nuclear programme

68

Can a Mexican cartel stronghold host the World Cup?

69

Why foreign investors love Boston

70

How Deutsche Bank got its groove back

71

What Berkshire’s life after Buffett looks like

72

Intel looks to level up in AI race

73

SpaceX IPO ignites an investor frenzy

74

How Ukraine’s drones turned the tables

75

BP shakes up its leadership … again

76

Global birth rates are falling…phones are a big reason why

77

From “What Next”: How “Tax the Rich” Went Mainstream

78

Blockbuster IPOs to take Wall Street by storm

79

Trump’s new $1.8bn fund under fire

80

The EU wants a Putin whisperer

81

Inside a Lebanese village under Israeli occupation

82

Are we at the tipping point for global energy supplies?

83

The Bethlehem Project: Democrats battle over their party’s future

84

What Big Tech wants out of Trump’s China visit

85

Germany’s far-right boosted by stance against Iran war

86

UK bond vigilantes ride again

87

Gulf dealmaking machine hits the brakes

88

Starmer fights for political survival

89

Political Fix Election special: snap analysis

90

GameStop’s wild bid for eBay

91

LVMH looks to shrink its luxury empire

92

Could the US scrap quarterly reporting?

93

Disney’s new CEO faces first challenge

94

Global industries squeezed as Iran war enters third month

95

Introducing The Story of Money: They are history’s geniuses. But were they any good at investing?

96

War, inflation and how central banks are handling it all

97

Defence stocks drop despite US-Iran war

98

Life under Iran’s digital blackout

99

Private equity deals where the seller is also the buyer

100

Senior Republican clears path for next Fed chair

101

BP’s major setback

102

The AI digital divide

103

Senators grill Kevin Warsh in Fed chair hearing

104

MPs chastise Starmer over Mandelson scandal

105

Brussels’ plan to ease the energy crisis

106

Bonus: A US shale pioneer on the Middle East war

107

Fresh challenge for US Treasuries dominance

108

How the world is preparing for oil shortages

109

PwC plans overhaul of consulting business

110

OpenAI investors question its valuation

111

Hungary ousts longtime prime minister Viktor Orbán

112

US-Iran war boosts used electric vehicle sales

113

The oil market navigates a shaky ceasefire

114

US and Iran agree to two-week ceasefire talks

115

China lends Cuba a helping hand

116

Counting the costs of Trump’s immigration crackdown

117

Swamp Notes: The economic fallout of ‘liberation day’

118

Robert Armstrong on coining the Taco trade

119

The shifting geopolitics of Trump’s tariffs

120

How a small US business navigated Trump’s tariffs

121

The rocky legal future of Trump’s tariffs

122

How Trump's tariffs ripped up the global trade order

123

Untold: Opus Dei, Ep. 1

124

Hong Kong woos asset managers with potential tax cuts

125

Investors try to stay ahead of Trump’s Iran moves

126

Gold hasn’t been acting like itself lately

127

Netanyahu’s rivals try to outdo him over Iran

128

Strait of Hormuz crisis poses fresh threat to global food, energy

129

The ‘Armageddon scenario’ for gas markets

130

Federal Reserve holds steady as inflation fears mount

131

How Saudi Arabia’s bet on Iran backfired

132

Iran war tests China’s oil stockpile

133

US shale producers not yet tempted by $100 oil

134

Artificial intimacy: How to fall in love with AI

135

US-Iran war boosts Russian oil revenues

136

Hold on — tech stocks are a safe haven now?

137

Corporate America grapples with huge oil price swings

138

The US is leaving an Iranian island untouched

139

Oil price surge risks upending global economy

140

Iran war’s global energy impact

141

Khamenei’s son is frontrunner to be Iran’s supreme leader

142

Iran crisis sends European gas prices soaring

143

Gulf states caught in the middle of US-Iran conflict

144

War in Iran: What comes next?

145

AI turns to a new type of lending

146

How Deutsche Bank wooed Jeffrey Epstein

147

European investment banks’ killer year

148

The war in Ukraine, four years later

149

The fallout of Trump’s tariff setback at the Supreme Court

150

Bonus: Greenhouse’s Daniel Chait on standing out in a tough job market

151

The great graduate job drought

152

Can bankers be fired for demanding sleep?

153

Warner Bros tells Paramount to make an offer it can’t refuse

154

Orbán draws US support ahead of Hungary’s election

155

What’s with Wall Street’s weird selloffs?

156

Introducing 'The Kink Machine: The Hidden Business of Pleasure'

157

Private equity’s workaround to buy law firms

158

A wacky US jobs report

159

Should BP get more credit for its turnaround effort?

160

Novo Nordisk hits back at copycat drugs

161

Pressure mounts on Starmer even as top aide resigns

162

A crunchy week for chipmakers

163

Jeffrey Epstein’s web of influence

164

The Muskverse enters a new era

165

Who will be Disney’s next CEO?

166

What would Kevin Warsh’s Federal Reserve look like?

167

Blackstone lines up huge IPO pipeline

168

Investors love heavy metal

169

US health insurer stocks call in sick

170

US and Japan flirt with joint currency intervention

171

Trump faces backlash on immigration crackdown after shooting

172

Trump’s divisive 'Board of Peace’

173

Supreme Court appears sceptical over Fed firing

174

Greenland standoff rattles markets

175

China's birth rate tumbles to historic low

176

EU readies retaliation for Trump’s Greenland threat

177

China’s state iron ore buyer flexes muscles

178

Why Japan’s prime minister might call a snap election

179

London VC’s bet on Revolut pays off

180

Markets shrug off investigation into Powell

181

US opens criminal investigation into Fed chair

182

Swamp Notes: Why Trump wants to ‘run’ other countries

183

Iranians protest over economic pain

184

Venezuela’s crumbling oil infrastructure

185

A wave of repression in Venezuela

186

The investors eyeing Venezuela’s oil

187

Trump plans to ‘run’ Venezuela. What now?

188

Predicting 2026: Will the Magnificent 7 tech stocks continue to diverge?

189

Predicting 2026: Will Trump and Musk officially reunite?

190

Predicting 2026: Will Ukraine finally get a peace deal?

191

Trump and Zelenskyy tout progress on peace but ‘thorny’ issues remain

192

Unhedged: Markets had an incredible year. Can that continue?

193

The Rachman Review: Europe’s triple shock: Putin, Trump and Xi

194

Behind the Money: KKR, Bain and private equity’s push into Japan

195

Political Fix: Labour's year in review

196

Tech Tonic: Defying death

197

The Wolf-Krugman Exchange: Power, plutocracy and political economy

198

Claer Barrett on spending wisely during the holidays

199

India’s central bank governor cheers ‘goldilocks’ economy

200

JPMorgan swaps cash for Treasuries

201

EU-Mercosur trade deal hangs in the balance

202

Investors hunt for protection against AI debt bust

203

Disney and OpenAI team up

204

Fed cuts rates amid growing division

205

Australia is first country to ban social media for children

206

A double bubble for gold and US equities

207

Federal Reserve set for divisive final 2025 rate decision

208

Big Four maintains stranglehold on UK audits

209

Wall Street frets over Hassett as potential Fed chair

210

AI chatbot race enters crunch phase

211

Swiss prosecutors file charges against Credit Suisse and UBS

212

Key week for Russia-Ukraine peace talks

213

The Wolf-Krugman Exchange: Trump’s ‘vibecession’

214

How AI is changing warfare

215

UK Budget boosts taxes to all-time high

216

Google closes in on Nvidia in the AI race

217

How Ireland became the weak spot in Europe’s defences

218

The scramble for a Ukraine peace deal

219

The Big Tech stock rollercoaster

220

The bidding war for Warner Brothers Discovery begins

221

Brussels sprouts critical minerals plan

222

Crypto’s 2025 U-turn

223

UK bond market wades through Budget uncertainty

224

British chemicals empire Ineos feels the squeeze

225

Scottish kilts set to enter the bond market

226

SoftBank divesting from Nvidia could be good, actually

227

How the world’s biggest mining project is a win for China

228

Senate secures breakthrough on US shutdown

229

Hungary looks to Trump for sanctions exemption

230

Supreme Court questions emergency Trump tariffs

231

AI bubble worries spread to Asia

232

Pfizer plays hardball in weight-loss drug fight

233

Trump’s economy on the ballot

234

Will Trump’s progress in Asia last?

235

RIP QT

236

OpenAI’s long-awaited restructuring deal

237

Markets surge on Argentine election results

238

The stage is set for high-stakes Trump-Xi meeting

239

Untold: Toxic Legacy, Ep. 1: Silent Danger

240

Trump’s Russian oil sanctions shake energy markets

241

Sequoia Capital’s free speech debate

242

South Africans question future of Black empowerment policies

243

Japan’s transformational coalition deal

244

Why Beijing still loves its five-year plans

245

Matcha mania strains Japan

246

A financial power grab in Turkey?

247

Investors turn to private economic data

248

The Netherlands takes over Chinese-owned chipmaker

249

Trump ups the trade war ante

250

Israel approves ceasefire plan

251

Quantitative easing is under the microscope

252

Carmakers are falling back in love with petrol

253

OpenAI’s circular deals

254

Will Japan’s next PM revive Abenomics?

255

Saudi Arabia’s push to liberalise

256

Nigeria’s pivot to solar power

257

Spotify has its leadership on shuffle mode 🔀

258

Game on for the biggest leveraged buyout

259

Washington tangos with another government shutdown

260

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261

Ukraine’s new war chest: frozen Russian funds?

262

Alarm bells over US lending standards

263

US companies love AI. But can’t say why

264

Oracle’s leadership shake-up

265

Big Tech is losing a battle with Brussels

266

Nvidia throws rival Intel a lifeline

267

The Fed changes course

268

Trump shifts power from shareholders to bosses

269

Will the US and China make a trade deal?

270

Turkey’s opposition is under siege

271

Charlie Kirk’s killing leads to calls for retribution

272

Russia tests Nato defences

273

Israel escalates attacks on Hamas

274

Macron looks for a new PM, again

275

Political instability jolts Japan

276

Bond investors are counting on US tariff revenues

277

AI helps Google dodge a bullet

278

Bond woes spill over into equities

279

Russia suspected of GPS interference on EU official's flight

280

The world’s newest petrostate heads to the polls

281

Investors remain chipper about Nvidia

282

Donald Trump’s new favourite billionaire

283

The risk of firing a central bank governor

284

Germany’s pension crisis

285

Jerome Powell triggers market bets on a September rate cut

286

The return of ‘pump and dump’ stock scams

287

Can Target get its ‘swagger’ back?

288

What to expect from Jay Powell’s Jackson Hole speech

289

Italian and French bonds meet in the middle

290

Zelenskyy goes back to the White House

291

The markets are shrugging off chaos

292

Opec pops US shale’s balloon

293

Norway’s oil fund dumps Israeli companies

294

Why the Mexican peso is on a tear

295

Trump tries for a Ukraine peace deal

296

A divided Bank of England

297

CoreWeave’s takeover deal hits a speedbump

298

Is Palantir’s stock too good to be true?

299

Australia wants its port back

300

Wall Street digests bitter economic data

301

Swamp Notes: Trump’s case against Fed chair Powell

302

Trump’s tariffs kick into higher gear

303

Making sense of a wonky GDP reading

304

Concerns rise over starvation in Gaza

305

EU politicians bristle at US trade deal

306

China’s growing muscle at the UN

307

Return of the stonk

308

Private equity recycles assets

309

Big Pharma’s China gamble

310

What deregulation means for the UK economy

311

Trump’s $50bn tariff haul

312

Is Ukraine sliding into authoritarianism?

313

US investment banking is so back

314

Why the UK kept an Afghan immigration scheme secret

315

Washington weighs in on crypto

316

US investment banking expected to stay in the doldrums

317

Big Pharma markets left on a ‘patent cliff’-hanger

318

Global copper market weighs Trump tariff threat

319

BCG tries to limit Gaza work fallout

320

Liechtenstein's zombie-trust apocalypse

321

US stocks: rally or overcorrection?

322

The cost of Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’

323

The mad dash for trade deals

324

Hong Kong’s bull run leaves China in the dust

325

Rise of the neobank

326

US banks are hungry for deals

327

Labour MPs rebel against UK welfare reform

328

Why markets are unfazed by the Middle East conflict

329

Iran's path forward

330

Will the wheels come off Nato?

331

The US targets Iran’s nuclear programme

332

EU pushes a UK-style trade deal with the US

333

The Fed cuts US economic outlook

334

Trump demands that Iran surrender

335

What Trump’s golden share means for the Nippon deal

336

Inside Iran’s ‘impenetrable’ nuclear bunker

337

Hot Money: Agent of Chaos - Ep. 1, The Bribe

338

Southern European bond markets make a comeback

339

Europe’s game plan for handling Trump at G7

340

Winners and losers of UK spending review

341

Trump cracks down on Los Angeles protests

342

Who gets to be Italian?

343

Swamp Notes: Trump’s big play to save steel production

344

Trump and Xi break the ice

345

Bulgaria moves into the Eurozone

346

Mexico’s new supreme court

347

Trump’s push to privatise Fannie and Freddie

348

South Korea plots a post-coup future

349

Swamp Notes: Do Republicans still care about debt?

350

Trump’s tariffs in legal limbo

351

The challenge to Delaware’s corporate dominance

352

Rio Tinto’s surprise CEO hunt

353

How Ukraine fell victim to fake arms deals

354

Behind the Money: GE Vernova tries to shake its parent’s problems

355

Swamp Notes: Trump’s next 100 days

356

The economic impact of Trump’s budget bill

357

Will Germany ban the far-right AfD?

358

CATL’s IPO pops in Hong Kong

359

A warning shot to the Treasuries market

360

Trump administration to roll back banking rules

361

Swamp Notes: Trump’s tilt to the left

362

Can Bill Ackman create a Berkshire Hathaway rival?

363

Turkey after the PKK

364

UnitedHealth’s big shake-up

365

A sigh of relief on US-China tariffs

366

Are investors starting to prefer Europe over the US?

367

Swamp Notes: Trump takes on higher ed

368

The US-UK trade deal

369

Conflict puts Pakistan’s economy at risk

370

A rough start for German Chancellor Merz

371

US stocks make full recovery

372

Berkshire after Buffett

373

Swamp Notes: The conservative view on tariffs now

374

Australia’s voters go to the polls

375

Honey, I shrunk the economy

376

Japanese investors hope for a corporate shake-up

377

Big oil braces for a rough year

378

The elusive Ukraine peace deal

379

Swamp Notes: Trump’s ‘you break it, you buy it’ moment

380

US tariffs bite Chinese industry

381

Bessent takes aim at the IMF

382

BP’s race to cut costs

383

The Catholic Church after Pope Francis

384

How tariffs are affecting luxury goods

385

The Rachman Review: Iran’s nuclear talks could reshape the Middle East

386

Japan and the US talk tariffs

387

Emerging markets’ surprising performance

388

India’s middle-class debt crisis

389

How Argentina pulled off its latest IMF deal

390

Is it glass half-full or half-empty for US banks?

391

Swamp Notes: The Federal Reserve’s tariff dilemma

392

Uncertainty reigns in US markets

393

Trump’s tariff reversal

394

Markets might not have hit the bottom yet

395

Companies look for US tariff workarounds

396

How Italy could decide the EU’s response to tariffs

397

Swamp Notes: The costs of Trump’s tariffs

398

Trump’s tariffs rattle global markets

399

Tesla soars on Musk’s potential departure

400

What Wall Street expects from Trump’s ‘liberation day’

401

Elon Musk transforms Wisconsin court race

402

CoreWeave tests investor appetite for AI

403

Swamp Notes: How Medicaid cuts could shake up Maga

404

China gives IPOs the green light

405

Rolls-Royce flies high

406

Spring Statement highlights tough UK economy

407

Are Musk’s ties jeopardising Starlink?

408

Foreign investors feel the pinch of US stock slump

409

Swamp Notes: Why Democrats can’t get their act together

410

UK races to avoid Trump tariffs

411

Does the Olympic business model still work?

412

Boeing struggles in the final frontier

413

Jack Ma’s AI comeback

414

Saudi Arabia puts outside consultants on notice

415

Swamp Notes: Why Trump may want a weaker dollar

416

Modi’s tariff tap dance with Trump

417

Lights out at Northvolt

418

Nissan pushes CEO out

419

Is this dotcom bust 2.0?

420

The Trump nominee uniting Democrats and Republicans

421

Swamp Notes: Trump’s transatlantic divorce

422

Tariff uncertainty continues market volatility

423

The Trump bump on Canadian politics

424

Taiwan looks to play nice with Trump

425

US defence stocks get left behind

426

Europe takes the lead on Ukraine peace deal

427

Swamp Notes: Trump vs the press

428

Trump greets Starmer at White House

429

The medical bills hurting China’s economy

430

Unilever’s CEO gets the boot

431

Germany’s debt brake problem

432

German voters shift to the right in Sunday’s elections

433

Swamp Notes: Trump tries to bring watchdogs to heel

434

Defending Europe without the US

435

Manufacturing on the ballot in Germany

436

Why Trump wants Ukraine’s minerals

437

China pumps the brakes on Tesla’s autonomous cars

438

Say hello to the Magnificent 47

439

Swamp Notes: Trump ices Europe out of Ukraine peace plan

440

Has meme-stock kid Robinhood grown up?

441

Trump excludes Europe from Ukraine peace talks

442

Elon Musk gatecrashes OpenAI restructuring

443

Hizbollah’s murky path forward

444

US dealmaking slides in 2025

445

Swamp Notes: How far can Doge go?

446

How to trade the trade war

447

EU pushes ahead with sprawling AI regulation

448

US companies endure tariff whiplash

449

Commercial real estate crawls back

450

The Trump trade war begins

451

Swamp Notes: Trump redefines America’s global role

452

SoftBank wants a piece of the AI pie

453

The Fed ignores Trump’s calls to cut rates

454

Inside the Trump tariff debate

455

China’s DeepSeek AI triggers tech sell-off

456

Can US oil afford to ‘drill, baby, drill’?

457

Swamp Notes: Donald Trump’s ‘vendetta agenda’

458

Trump steers the world toward a tax war

459

Trump halts $300bn in clean energy loans

460

Markets brace for Trump-era volatility

461

Apple is accused of profiting from 'blood minerals'

462

Trump returns to the White House

463

Swamp Notes: Corporate America goes Maga

464

Can Hollywood bounce back?

465

Israel and Hamas agree to ceasefire

466

Why China wants Musk to save TikTok

467

A power shift in Lebanon

468

Venezuela’s leader starts another disputed term

469

Swamp Notes: Greenland, USA

470

Bond vigilantes target government spending

471

Crunch time for Citi

472

Canadian politics post-Trudeau

473

China’s central bank overhaul

474

What’s next for US Steel?

475

Swamp Notes: Where does Musk fit in Maga?

476

Climate change is coming for your Bordeaux

477

Activist investors give Japan a wake-up call

478

Biden’s departing gift to Ukraine

479

Should banks foot the bill for cyber scams?

480

Swamp Notes: Listener mailbag, the election and 2025

481

Why Microsoft needs nuclear energy

482

What 2024 taught central bankers

483

Javier Milei scores Argentina economy win

484

AI investors look beyond chips

485

Arm and Qualcomm head to court

486

Swamp Notes: Europe in the age of America First

487

The dangers of investor groupthink

488

Microsoft bets on AI healthcare

489

Can big oil escape the ‘valley of death’?

490

Vanguard doubles down on wealth management

491

Syrian rebels topple Assad regime

492

The geopolitics of chips: Chips in the USA

493

Swamp Notes: America’s first ‘Bitcoin president’

494

The never-ending Trump effect on US stocks

495

UK uncovers criminal crypto network

496

French prime minister faces no-confidence vote

497

OpenAI explores advertising

498

Where does the ceasefire leave Hizbollah?

499

The Economics Show: Would Trump’s tariffs really be that bad?

500

France’s bond market sell-off

501

Canal+’s blockbuster London listing

502

Ceasefire deal reached in Israel-Lebanon war

503

Kennedy injects uncertainty into big pharma

504

Wall Street’s ‘sigh of relief’ over Trump’s Treasury pick

505

The Economics Show: What does a Trump presidency mean for immigration?

506

Swamp Notes: Anthony Scaramucci unpacks Trump’s cabinet

507

US hits Gautam Adani with bribery charges

508

UK inflation creeps back

509

Ukraine strikes Russia with US missiles

510

US business raises alarm over Trump’s deportation plan

511

The US dollar surges

512

Behind the Money: Wall Street, tech and energy during Trump’s second term

513

Swamp Notes: How can Democrats rebuild?

514

Crypto’s Trump card

515

Trump’s cabinet takes shape

516

Ukraine’s plan to win over Trump

517

Elon Musk goes to Washington

518

China’s $1.4tn fiscal package fails to excite

519

Swamp Notes: Trumponomics 2.0

520

The highs and lows of the ‘Trump trade’

521

Trump’s second chapter begins

522

How election day unfolded in the US

523

What to expect on US election night

524

The $250bn in corporate taxes riding on US election

525

Swamp Notes: Why the polls aren’t budging

526

UK Budget spooks bond markets

527

UK Labour’s Budget borrows big, taxes more

528

Arm enters the AI race

529

Boeing races to avoid credit downgrade

530

Georgia’s disputed election

531

Swamp Notes LIVE: A look back at the economy and the election

532

Will Russia lead on an alternative to the dollar?

533

AI that can control your computer

534

HSBC’s east-west split

535

Three big economic ideas that explain the US election

536

Uber’s drive for ‘super app’ status

537

Swamp Notes: Election denialism is still in style

538

Chipmakers send tech shares yo-yoing

539

Israel accused of implementing ‘starvation plan’ in Gaza

540

Private credit’s growing ‘IOU’ habit

541

Pressure builds on Beijing to boost economy

542

US banks ride ‘soft landing’ high

543

Swamp Notes: Will Republicans take back the Senate?

544

Japanese PM’s uphill battle to win back voters

545

US considers breaking up Google

546

India’s belated oil rush

547

Strikes threaten Boeing’s bottom line

548

Israel marks one year after October 7

549

Swamp Notes: How the Middle East conflict is shaping the election

550

Markets keep calm despite global tensions

551

Displacement pushes Lebanon to the brink

552

A day of escalation in the Middle East

553

AI start-ups generate revenue at record pace

554

Hizbollah reels after the death of its leader

555

Swamp Notes: Harris and Trump pitch their economic visions

556

How extremist settlers in the West Bank became the law

557

Banks warm up to nuclear power

558

China unleashes stimulus blitz

559

A hostile takeover looms in European banking

560

Looming US port strikes threaten supply chain

561

Swamp Notes: Misinformation as a campaign strategy

562

Europe’s battery darling runs out of juice

563

The Fed’s first rate cut in 4 years

564

Solar energy’s moment in the sun

565

OpenAI launches its next generation of tools

566

China’s start-up winter is here

567

Swamp Notes: Harris and Trump meet on the debate stage

568

Abu Dhabi bids for Germany’s industrial jewel

569

UniCredit eyes a new era in European banking

570

The EU’s €13bn bite into Apple

571

France’s looming deadline

572

Tesla’s EVs stall in China

573

Swamp Notes: How protectionism got trendy

574

France finally gets a new PM

575

Volkswagen’s dire warning

576

The glitch in China’s AI plans

577

Who audits the auditors?

578

Germany’s far-right AfD makes history

579

Swamp Notes: Is mainstream media old news for Harris and Trump?

580

The ABCs of CBDCs

581

Ford loses its grip on the wheel

582

The US-China ‘cat and mouse game’

583

Telegram CEO arrest reignites free speech debate

584

Money surges into the Harris campaign

585

Swamp Notes: Democrats find a feeling at the DNC

586

A soft landing at Jackson Hole

587

Japan opens for (foreign) business

588

Saudi Arabia is keeping it in the kingdom

589

Kamalanomics goes on defence

590

The Democratic convention kicks off in Chicago

591

Swamp Notes: Why more Latinos are voting Republican

592

Bonds are back, baby!

593

US inflation hits lowest rate in 3 years

594

Are companies bailing on fossil fuels or doubling down?

595

Delays hit Biden’s signature manufacturing laws

596

Western companies hit by Muslim country boycotts

597

Swamp Notes: Another brick in the (blue) Walz

598

US consumers start pinching pennies

599

Google and Meta’s secret deal

600

Can athletics vault into profitability?

601

Stock indices get a case of the Mondays

602

UK leaders court US investors

603

Swamp Notes: The Three Party Problem

604

An historic prisoner swap

605

Tensions escalate between Iran and Israel

606

Miami: a rare bright spot in US office real estate

607

The EU’s trade plan for a potential second Trump term

608

Big Tech’s Big Stumble

609

Swamp Notes: Should Kamala Harris embrace identity politics?

610

How the Olympics could reshape Paris

611

Are Indian investors sitting on a bubble?

612

Investors roll the dice on prediction markets

613

Kamala Harris takes the stage

614

Joe Biden drops out of US presidential race

615

Swamp Notes: Trump pushes unity at Republican National Convention

616

Trump accepts the Republican nomination

617

Viktor Orbán’s world tour irks the EU

618

Nigeria gambles with economic shock therapy

619

Trump’s JD Vance strategy

620

What’s next after Trump assassination attempt

621

Swamp Notes: Conservatives have big plans for the judicial branch

622

Double-edged sword of deregulation

623

Investors serve, can women’s tennis volley?

624

Iran’s reformist(ish) future

625

Nike’s new game plan

626

The leftwing stuns France

627

Labour wins UK election by a landslide

628

Robo DJ: YouTube invests in AI-generated music

629

Denmark’s cow tax is more than just hot air

630

Unpacking the US Supreme Court Trump immunity ruling

631

First round victory for French far-right

632

Martin Wolf on democracy’s year of peril

633

Swamp Notes: After the debate, is this it for Biden?

634

A final goodbye to EY’s Project Everest?

635

Protests push Kenya to abandon tax rises

636

Brussels strikes back against Big Tech

637

UK’s wealthy foreigners look for the exits

638

India’s AI boom

639

Martin Wolf and Fiona Hill on democracy’s year of peril

640

Swamp Notes: Biden’s climate agenda runs out of steam

641

The shifting tectonic plates of UK politics

642

Bank robberies in Gaza

643

Nvidia claims top spot

644

Mr OpenAI goes to Washington

645

Defence sector goes on a hiring spree

646

Martin Wolf and Raghuram Rajan on democracy’s year of peril

647

Swamp Notes: Elections across the Atlantic

648

The target painted on Chinese EVs

649

Fed lays out rate cut plans

650

Central banks are scooping up the US dollar

651

Can Apple catch up in the AI race?

652

Far right makes big gains in Europe

653

Martin Wolf and Anne Applebaum on democracy’s year of peril

654

Swamp Notes: Silicon Valley warms to Trump

655

The European Central Bank’s cautious first step

656

The split road for South Africa

657

Opec+’s production conundrum

658

Investors to delivery apps: where’s my profit?

659

Russia-China pipeline deal stalls

660

Martin Wolf and Robert Kagan on democracy’s year of peril

661

Swamp Notes: The Trump verdict is in

662

Donald Trump guilty on all counts

663

Private equity now says sharing is caring

664

A pivotal election for South Africa

665

Behind the Money: Berkshire after Buffett

666

The ECB readies for rate cuts

667

Swamp Notes: Can you trust the polls?

668

Ukraine’s ‘Rosie the Riveter’ moment

669

Sunak’s early election gamble

670

PwC’s Evergrande audit comes back to bite

671

ICC weighs stepping into Gaza conflict

672

Niger’s first oil exports

673

FTNB Live! News Trivia at FT Weekend Fest

674

Swamp Notes: Trading tariffs for votes

675

It’s all about the dollar

676

The cult-like appeal of Modi

677

Will investors buy Anglo American’s break-up plan?

678

Indonesia’s nickel is a gold mine

679

Rishi Sunak tries to rally Conservatives

680

Swamp Notes: The Fed’s political pressures

681

Pandemic winners turned losers

682

Singapore wants to shake up its stock market

683

Israel moves into Rafah

684

Paramount’s a long way from its peak

685

Xi’s balancing act with Europe

686

Swamp Notes: The uproar at American universities

687

The murky moves behind the yen

688

Higher rates for even longer (and longer)

689

Private equity’s green thumb

690

Scotland’s first minister resigns

691

Big Tech investors question AI pay-off

692

Swamp Notes: The Supreme Court weighs presidential power

693

A mining industry mega-deal

694

What new US aid means for Ukraine

695

Spotify grows up

696

Taking the Byte out of TikTok

697

Beijing bets on manufacturing

698

Swamp Notes: How do you win Pennsylvania?

699

Big business bets on Modi

700

AI’s electricity problem

701

A glow-up for China’s state-owned enterprises

702

CVC hopes third time’s the charm

703

Israel debates retaliation against Iran

704

Swamp Notes: What’s the Republican party’s position on abortion?

705

Prime money markets funds are in trouble

706

Higher for even longer

707

Ecuador’s ‘unprecedented’ Mexican embassy raid

708

TSMC doubles down on Arizona

709

AI is coming for Google’s search

710

Swamp Notes: Inside Trump’s new inner circle

711

Pressure builds for early elections in Israel

712

Tesla dip: blip or bust?

713

Thames Water hits the gutter

714

US and UK team up to study AI

715

EU takes on fake news ahead of elections

716

Sam Bankman-Fried gets 25 years in prison

717

A new day dawns for the yen

718

Trump’s Truth Social hits the Nasdaq

719

Why Russia was caught off guard

720

India’s quid pro quo trade strategy

721

Swamp Notes: Is Maga good for Biden?

722

US prosecutors take a bite out of Apple

723

Why inflation is sticking around

724

Bank of Japan ditches negative rates

725

What Putin’s victory means for Russia

726

It’s central bank week!

727

Swamp Notes: The play for union power

728

Can Telegram clean up its act?

729

Ukraine strikes targets deep in Russia

730

The surprise winner of the US-China chip wars

731

Reddit hits the road ahead of IPO

732

What we learned from the collapse of SVB

733

Swamp Notes: Did Biden's State of the Union hit the mark?

734

A look at Temu’s murky business model

735

Is private equity actually worth it?

736

China hopes for a big economic rebound

737

The politics behind the UK Budget

738

Cracks widen in Israel’s war cabinet

739

Swamp Notes: Biden and Trump’s immigration duel

740

Formula One’s road map to success

741

McKinsey’s China problem

742

Should western troops go to Ukraine?

743

Sweden set to join the Nato club

744

Biotech is back

745

Swamp Notes: Trump’s legal troubles

746

Russia’s failed efforts to rebuild in Ukraine

747

HSBC profits nosedive

748

Discover what’s in Capital One’s wallet

749

Israel’s economy slumps

750

What next for Russia after Navalny?

751

Swamp Notes: Donald Trump takes on Nato (again)

752

Asset managers cool on climate group

753

Will Germany lead Nato?

754

Arm’s share price goes crazy

755

Wall Street fell out of love with equity hedge funds

756

Imran Khan rises again in Pakistan

757

Untold: The Retreat, Ep. 1 - Dear Madison

758

Swamp Notes: Is it the economy, stupid?

759

Chill out. Netflix is winning the streaming wars

760

Your Uber profits have arrived

761

The story behind the money going to Mexico

762

Pakistan’s Imran Khan fights an election from jail

763

Turkey’s central bank chief steps down

764

Swamp Notes: How money is shaping the 2024 US election

765

Big tech continues to rock

766

Viktor Orbán: the EU’s chief disrupter

767

Palestinians pay the price for UN allegations

768

China’s not so Evergrande

769

The challenges to a ceasefire in Gaza

770

Swamp Notes: GOP primaries and the power of incumbency

771

How airlines are handling the Boeing fiasco

772

There’s active interest in passive funds

773

Resuscitating Hong Kong’s stock exchange

774

Can the yield curve still predict recessions?

775

What’s next for Bitcoin ETFs?

776

What if AI knows your death date?

777

China is not out of the woods yet

778

The uphill battle to beat Trump

779

US-owned ship attacked off Yemen

780

Taiwan defies China in election

781

The world’s biggest mining project finally gets off the ground

782

What ETFs mean for bitcoin

783

The scramble for a new EU leader

784

Can Boeing get back on track?

785

Football clubs are pouring billions into stadiums

786

Local Chinese banks get a lifeline

787

Convertible bonds are so hot right now

788

BlackRock and Vanguard duke it out over ETF market

789

Markets, elections and AI in 2024

790

From “What Next”: Wait, China’s Taking Our Pandas Back?

791

Superintelligent AI: can chatbots think?

792

Culture chat: ‘Napoleon’ with historian Simon Schama

793

Hot Money: The New Narcos

794

The year of weight-loss drugs

795

This bond market rally is epic

796

India’s digital transformation

797

US Steel gets a new owner

798

A Chinese spy in Europe’s midst

799

UAW strike kicks off new era for US labour

800

The west is losing patience with Israel

801

Is Signa’s downfall a canary in the coalmine?

802

Wealthy donors and campus speech

803

The Big Four’s year of layoffs

804

US oil is keeping Opec on its toes

805

The humanitarian crisis worsens in Gaza

806

The crackdown on Ukraine’s oligarchs

807

Hot Money: The New Narcos - Ep. 1, Murder Brokers

808

Venezuela votes for a land grab in Guyana

809

Wealthy Argentines flock to Uruguay

810

Introducing Hot Money: The New Narcos

811

Why markets had a stellar November

812

Nato says don’t underestimate Russia

813

Germany’s €60bn budget hole

814

Israel-Hamas truce extended

815

COP28: Climate summit tries to kick fossil fuel habit

816

What the Dutch far-right win means for the EU

817

Ousted OpenAI board member on AI safety concerns

818

OpenAI and Sam Altman’s superpowers

819

Argentina is in its Milei era

820

Milei elected president of Argentina

821

Life and Art: Nathan Fielder and ‘The Curse’

822

EY’s new leader has her work cut out for her

823

Sunak grapples with ruling on flagship asylum plan

824

Biden and Xi meet in San Francisco

825

The return of David Cameron

826

The hack that halted the US Treasury market

827

FTNB Live: The best US cities for foreign investment

828

Paris races to clean up Seine before Olympics

829

Introducing: Life and Art, from FT Weekend

830

Arm wrestles with bad first quarter as a public company

831

Israel plans for ‘indefinite’ grip over Gaza

832

The best US cities for foreign investment

833

Private equity wrestles with higher interest rates

834

Sam Bankman-Fried found guilty

835

The battle for EV batteries in US speeds up

836

Governments dip into AI regulation

837

Israel pushes deeper into Gaza

838

The return of the rice crisis

839

Sam Bankman-Fried takes the stand

840

US House Speaker: Fourth time's the charm

841

Who to turn to when the world is crumbling

842

Commenting on Israel-Hamas is tricky for businesses

843

Ukraine and Israel vie for EU’s attention

844

Can Argentina dollarise?

845

Biden urges Israel to take caution

846

How will Egypt handle Gaza?

847

How Microsoft beat the odds

848

Israel prepares to invade Gaza

849

The man behind the Hamas attack

850

Hamas is not Israel’s only concern

851

Israel’s hostage dilemma

852

Israel imposes ‘complete siege’ on Gaza

853

Israel responds to historic Hamas attack

854

Can artificial intelligence grow safely?

855

Bankman-Fried’s fraud trial begins

856

McCarthy ousted as US House Speaker

857

Rating the ESG raters

858

McCarthy avoids US government shutdown

859

Can AI help us speak to animals? Part two

860

Tech IPOs lose their shimmer

861

What does China ‘de-risking’ actually mean?

862

The FTC is primed for Amazon

863

#MeToo’s mark on industry

864

Poland’s complicated relationship with Ukraine

865

Can AI help us speak to animals? Part one

866

Rupert Murdoch steps down

867

Fed signals fewer cuts in 2024

868

Oil prices are not a barrel of fun

869

Can Singapore remain Asia’s ‘safe haven’?

870

A historic autoworkers strike

871

Digital cash and culture wars

872

CEO exit throws wrench into BP

873

IPO within Arm’s reach

874

Coming soon: Can AI help us speak to animals?

875

Why the euro is on a losing streak

876

India shines at G20 summit

877

Biden courts India at G20

878

EU pushes back on ‘too big to care’ tech companies

879

Ukraine doubles down on counteroffensive

880

Solving America’s shortage of accountants

881

Secret paper trail reveals hidden Adani investors

882

The ECB is in a pickle

883

Another coup in Africa

884

Why Europe can’t quit Russian energy

885

An unlikely alliance in Brazil

886

In search of a new economic playbook

887

Putin breaks his silence on Prigozhin

888

Wagner group’s Prigozhin presumed dead

889

All eyes on Jackson Hole

890

Can Arm’s listing reignite the IPO market?

891

Drought causes headaches for Panama Canal

892

Saudi Arabia and UAE race to buy computer chips

893

Introducing: The Russian Banker

894

New pain for China’s property sector

895

A year of the Inflation Reduction Act

896

A looming ESG crackdown

897

The new commodity superpowers

898

Peak social media: The future

899

US inflation is still on the right track

900

China’s economy falls into deflation

901

The weight-loss drug craze

902

Why admitting Ukraine into the EU is tricky

903

Latin American central banks’ head start

904

Peak social media: Building better platforms

905

Bank of England continues interest rate rise campaign

906

A hard landing for Europe?

907

Trump indicted over attempt to overturn 2020 election

908

Booming markets neutralise impact of Fed's interest rate rises

909

The economic impact of extreme heat

910

Peak social media: The power of influencers

911

Stricter rules for US banks

912

US hits highest interest rates in 22 years

913

A glimmer of hope for the global economy

914

Spain in political limbo

915

A missed shot for women’s football

916

Peak social media: The debate over young users’ mental health

917

Treatments for Alzheimer’s, finally

918

Signs of a UK inflation cool-down

919

Russia targets western companies

920

China’s economic slump

921

Can Tories prevent a massive defeat?

922

Peak social media: The ads machine

923

ChatGPT generates US investigation

924

US inflation cools

925

A big win for Microsoft’s Activision deal

926

Nato torn over Ukraine’s membership bid

927

Loan losses mount for US banks

928

The Congo river conservation debate

929

Protecting elephants in the Congo River Basin

930

Tracking the gorillas of the Congo Basin

931

A deep look inside the Congo River Basin

932

France’s George Floyd moment

933

Peak social media: Trouble at Twitter

934

The Thames Water debt debacle

935

Banks try to avoid ending up like SVB

936

Japan goes all in on chips

937

Wagner head downplays attack on Russia

938

Wagner’s 24-hour coup

939

The housing supply problem

940

The UK’s ‘mortgage bomb’

941

Modi tries to deepen US tech ties

942

The trials and tribulations of AI voice tech

943

US and China meet in an attempt to ease tensions

944

AstraZeneca could spin off China business

945

Martin Wolf on saving democratic capitalism: epilogue

946

Martin Wolf on saving democratic capitalism: Hillary Clinton

947

Central banks all over the place

948

Fed skips an interest rate increase

949

The housing supply problem: Part 4

950

The Crispin Odey investigation

951

Scotland’s Sturgeon arrested

952

Martin Wolf on saving democratic capitalism: resisting autocracy

953

Rishi Sunak comes to Washington

954

Introducing Unhedged

955

The housing supply problem: Part 3

956

Sequoia Capital to spin off its China business

957

SEC sues world’s largest crypto exchange

958

A daring high-wire act: Inside the Asda buyout

959

FTNB Live! FT Weekend Fest in Washington DC

960

Martin Wolf on saving democratic capitalism: the ‘democratic recession’

961

What did the fight over the US debt ceiling cost?

962

The housing supply problem: Part 2

963

Wall Street gives crypto a chance

964

Ageing populations hit government credit ratings

965

Martin Wolf on saving democratic capitalism

966

Nvidia closes in on the trillion dollar club

967

The housing supply problem: Part I

968

A new gold rush

969

Adani tries to win back investors

970

China bans Micron’s products from key infrastructure

971

TikTok spied on our reporter

972

Will the digital euro come online?

973

US sues to block drug merger

974

Ford to scale back China investments

975

Turkey’s tight election

976

Markets shrug off potential US debt default

977

China makes a show of corporate raiding

978

Jack Dorsey’s Bluesky takes on Twitter

979

Is commercial property the ‘next shoe to drop’?

980

US debt ceiling deadline looms

981

Another rough day for US regional banks

982

Fed hints it might pause rate hikes

983

US regional bank stocks still under pressure

984

Jamie Dimon’s big win

985

First Republic in limbo

986

Big Tech props up US stocks

987

The Magic Kingdom goes to war

988

Sudanese refugees pour into Chad

989

UBS’s Credit Suisse challenge

990

America's dollar stores get a makeover

991

Introducing Behind the Money: Night School

992

Credit Suisse bondholders sue

993

Ukraine pleads for air defence missiles

994

The TikTok divide

995

A power struggle in Sudan

996

Turkey’s voters lose faith in Erdogan

997

The quantum revolution: The way the world is

998

Open AI’s ‘red team’

999

Emerging markets debt crunch

1000

EY: Breaking up is hard to do