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World’s biggest EV battery maker pivots to AI, grids and ships
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Fifa faces fierce backlash over plans for $20bn commercial stake sale
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Transcript: The return of monetarism?
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Burnham wants partnership with private sector, says UK business secretary
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The return of monetarism?
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Keiko Fujimori sworn in as Peru’s ninth president in 10 years
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Greens and Reform take a hit from the Burnham bounce
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Ares’ next big private capital deal looks deceptively close to home
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The US should stay open to open-weight AI
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Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group builds stake in Burberry
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UK charities hit after specialist bank shuts off online services
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Kering sales return to growth as Gucci slowdown eases
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Shipping group CMA CGM boosted by customers stockpiling to beat Trump tariffs
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Ebay to pay $55.7mn to settle case over harassment of company critics
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Children of Wolves — a thrilling tangle of scheming and sexual tension in Istanbul
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Wildfires are entering tipping-point territory
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NHS England reprimanded over Palantir data access omission
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Turkish politician hit by rent-a-crowd scandal
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Wachtell Lipton co-chair set to depart for rival Gibson Dunn
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Lessons from companies learning to beat the heat
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We need an OBR for infrastructure
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Apple tops $5tn valuation for first time
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LA Dodgers-owner’s insurer acknowledges loans to ‘Dodger Tickets’
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Maybe the chips are down because memory’s too expensive
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Trump sets stage for Netanyahu meeting amid tensions with Israeli PM
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Fifa plans stake sale in new $20bn commercial vehicle
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Air Force One refurbishment costs weigh on Boeing results
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A truly progressive VAT would solve a lot of UK tax problems
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Tourists evacuated from wildfire threat as France and Spain brace for new heatwaves
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Trump’s waning sway over the world
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What is the state of play with the energy shock?
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GSK to shut historic Stevenage hub as it announces £1.9bn cost-saving drive
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How China’s grip on electrification metals could affect inflation
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AI boom raises risks of monetary policy mistakes, warn BIS economists
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Powerful earthquake hits Japan’s southern Kumamoto prefecture
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‘A muscle that organisations need to build’: DJ DiDonna makes the case for sabbaticals
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Sorry, but Spanish olive oil is far superior to Italian
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Singapore warns of economic risks if global AI boom falters
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World’s largest listed hedge fund reverses outflows in key unit
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Zelenskyy returns to Oval Office as Trump shifts towards Ukraine
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Education is not to blame for England’s Neet crisis
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EY fined £1.2mn for breaching standards on Made.com audit
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Unilever sales volumes rise at fastest rate in 16 years
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Barclays profits boosted by market volatility gains
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Mercedes-Benz cuts annual forecast amid China slump
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The unexpected winners from China’s blockbuster chip IPO
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FTAV’s further reading
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Tariffs and Treasury yields
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Quant trading ≠ software company
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EU keeps firefighting planes on standby as France and Spain battle blazes
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Bank of England to raise rates this year if energy prices stay high
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BYD takes on Japan’s ‘kei’ car market with tiny EV
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‘Unpredictable and extremely dangerous’: France hit by rare fire thunderstorms
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EU hesitates to target Irish plant accused of supplying Russia’s war industry
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Don’t underestimate the economic power of a UK vibe shift
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Transcript: Ares’ big play in private equity
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Is a private equity megadeal brewing?
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Polish opposition split hands Donald Tusk pre-election boost
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TotalEnergies benefits from EU sanctions reprieve on Russian gas
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DCC board grapples with an M&A ‘laggard’s dilemma’
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Funding gaps hobble western critical mineral objectives, report says
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The UAE’s bold gambit on Iran
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To create wealth, Europe must reap the dividends of radio spectrum
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Hungary’s thawing relations with EU provide lucrative trade for foreign funds
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More than two-thirds of FTSE 100 restate climate metrics, analysis finds
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China needs a new growth model
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President Curtis — zippy Rick and Morty spin-off looks askance at the US
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Iran’s missile resilience challenges US forces
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Nvidia behind $50bn lease on Texas data centre that will use its chips
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Trump’s ability to talk down oil prices is being tested
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Where to find New York’s best smoked fish and bagels: its ‘appetizing’ stores
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Investors snap up bundles of properties as housebuilders offer discounts
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UK restaurants rush to install air conditioning
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Scottish data centre boom spurs backlash
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Five easy ways to update your summer evening style
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Diary of a garden rescue: Patrick Grant swaps ‘Sewing Bee’ for beekeeping
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The London members’ clubs joining the wellness revolution
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How French theory captured the American mind
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Mundane trade fuelled large Wall Street windfall as indices rebalanced
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Ares’ big play in private equity
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Johnson & Johnson settles US talcum powder lawsuit with $5.5bn payout
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AI stock sell-off continues as investors dump chipmakers
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Amazon wins as India allows foreign money into consumer ecommerce
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UK can lead way on rare disease treatments
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Letter: Nostalgia for Thatcherism displays rose-tinted view
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Letter: Rising climate threat is a wake-up call for business
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Letter: Fusion energy has long been a stellar ambition
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Fourth UK heatwave as wildfires burn across Europe
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Trump seeks to revive his bond with blue-collar America
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FT Crossword: Number 18,437
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FirstFT: Chinese chip champion CXMT surges 466% in market debut
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Success of India’s ‘cockroach’ protests energises critics of Modi government
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Big Tech credit risks rise sharply as AI spending soars
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OpenAI hacking incident is ‘warning shot’ on cyber security, Microsoft’s AI chief warns
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CXMT’s roaring IPO isn’t the bubble signal it might appear
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Trump says Israel ‘would not survive’ without US
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Burnham appoints 61 parliamentary private secretaries in bid to avert Labour unrest
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Ares Management has held talks to buy Leonard Green & Partners
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Donald Trump rebuilds his tariff wall
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Canary Wharf holds lessons for Andy Burnham
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Nvidia bets billions on Ilya Sutskever’s AI breakthrough
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Jodrell Bank observatory set to lose scientific funding
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The Rapture — a messy, maximalist take on the end times
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Dior rebound helps LVMH’s fashion business return to growth
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Burnham and the problem of politics by social media
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Burnham rejects northern Labour MPs’ call to abolish council tax
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Andrew Tate’s extradition challenge could last almost a year, lawyers say
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Amazon targets Musk’s Starlink with satellite constellation for mobile services
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Amazon targets Musk’s Starlink with satellite constellation for mobile services
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What doughnuts can tell us about the AI boom
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Germany’s Merz sacks transport minister in cabinet shake-up
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Chess: high-stakes election battle looms for global chess body
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Size matters when it comes to tariff threats
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US courts diverge on latest front in debt brawls
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Burnham looks to cut welfare bill by linking up schools and employers
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Bayreuth attempts to revive Rienzi, Wagner’s ‘youthful sin’
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Italy’s search for national football coach stumbles over Russia links
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Fifa’s Infantino lashes out at World Cup critics ‘consumed by hate’
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Brexit ‘reset’ could constrain UK’s freedom of movement on trade
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North Sea pioneer Sir Ian Wood dies aged 84
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Ukraine, Iran and how regional wars go global
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France and Spain brace for more extreme heat as wildfires rage
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And the FTAV charts quiz winner is . . .
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The Migrants by Christopher de Hamel — manuscripts that maketh the man
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The great tick explosion: a tiny threat tests America’s love of nature
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A first taste of Florence Knight’s new restaurant, Lunette
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ECB on course to raise rates again in September
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The good, the bad and the mixed of Burnham’s government overhaul
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Vodafone raises profit guidance as billionaire Xavier Niel takes stake
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DCC board backs contentious £5.75bn private equity takeover
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FTAV’s further reading
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How tight is the labour market?
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The sting in the tail of Japan’s lost decades
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Hedge funds grow at the fastest rate ever
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Portugal’s first lobbying law faces immediate test
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Shein slumps to loss ahead of planned Hong Kong listing
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China’s industrial profits grow at slowest pace this year
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Beware holographic markets
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Palantir tool has not cut hospital discharge delays, study says
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France raises questions over UK participation in EU’s €5bn tech start-up fund
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Greek shipping carve-out on Russia sanctions prompts EU rethink
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AI companies spend record sums on Washington lobbying
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UK lenders accuse Bank of England of ignoring Wall Street’s capital edge
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Transcript: Hike or hold — Investors split ahead of Fed decision
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BoE expected to hold rates despite jump in oil prices
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The sacred Kenyan hill sitting on a rare-earth stockpile
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Why economic surveys have lost their relevance
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TeamSystem’s private equity owners look at stake sale at €8bn valuation
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The cash homebuyer is no longer king
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Lessons from the skies and the squid — four standout books about the environment
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Does Yamaha’s silent violin really work?
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Richard Dadd — the singular Victorian painter caught between fantasy and delusion
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The new premium product: books written by people
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Where Trivet and Labombe co-founders Jonny Lake and Isa Bal eat in London
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Hike or hold: Investors split ahead of Fed decision
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Hike or hold: Investors split ahead of Fed decision
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Chinese chipmaker CXMT soars almost 500% in market debut
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Brandtech’s David Jones: ‘Why not do 95% of it with fast, efficient machines?’
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If No 10 North is the ‘situation room for growth’ let’s get situated near it
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Indonesia central bank chief resigns
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Chinese chipmaker CXMT soars almost 500% in market debut
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Rival Koreas race to build nuclear-powered submarines
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Asian private credit fundraising sinks to 12-year low amid bankruptcy fears
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Letter: Beijing’s consistency gives it an edge over an erratic America
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Letter: Families will soon feel the headwinds facing farmers
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Letter: Europe’s satellites sector needs launch capabilities
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Letter: An abrupt end to software companies’ fairy tale
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Letter: England’s north is exposed to trade friction with EU
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Letter: Shuttered plants can help sweep away AI constraints
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Letter: African economic woes start before the borders
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Prosecutors call for Barclays protesters to be sentenced under UK terror laws
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FT Crossword: Number 18,436
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Oil prices fall as Iran and US pause strikes over Strait of Hormuz tensions
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FirstFT: India’s Gen Z protests dent Narendra Modi’s aura of invincibility
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Central bankers take centre stage
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Gatwick airport apologises after water shortage hits toilets
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The Exploration Company with SpaceX ambitions aiming for a $2bn valuation
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What is the risk of using Chinese open AI models like Kimi K3?
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Reform UK’s bank account was frozen during 2024 election
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Gibraltar should show Burnham a softer Brexit is the only option
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‘Violent’ wildfires rage close to French and Spanish cities
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Will the Fed raise interest rates at Kevin Warsh’s second meeting?
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Why wages and productivity look set to diverge further
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US pauses Iran strikes as Oman pursues Hormuz transit deal
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Trump’s systematic assault on science
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India’s Gen Z protesters puncture Modi’s aura of invincibility
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Saint-Gobain pushes ahead with US expansion despite slow housing market
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Carlyle and Bain Capital battle to buy wealth manager in potential $7bn deal
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US economic anxieties on display in battle over digital store labels
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Burnham ‘rules out’ early election
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One dead and 16 injured after van drives into Berlin Pride crowd
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One dead and 16 injured after van drives into Berlin Pride crowd
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Maga’s creepy baby obsession won’t solve the fertility crisis
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The British state school that is the first to open an overseas branch
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Chips and drones to be at heart of Burnham’s push to ‘reindustrialise’, AI minister says
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Defence giants provide record backing for military start-ups
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Deadly storm in Chile disrupts copper mines and raises AI supply concerns
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Investors use crypto exchanges to avoid Beijing’s controls on AI stocks
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British unicorn Humanoid points to way forward for European tech
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Lead pollution poses health risk, says review sparked by FT investigation
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‘Divide and conquer’: China exploits EU divisions over trade
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Why degree apprenticeships are more competitive than Oxford
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Yachtmaker Azimut Benetti seeks to steady customer nerves after Bayesian suit
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Why workers are nostalgic for life before AI
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Forget bazaars and saris: fast fashion takes off in India
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CPS hires more trainee lawyers in bid to compete with Big Law
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Eight recipes with awesome aubergines
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China pours funding into green energy deals as Iran war hits oil demand
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Sunday Number 155: News Puzzle
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Iran says Ukrainian attack on vessel in Caspian Sea killed sailor
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Top Democrat says Trump administration is worsening chip shortage
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Brazil denies visas to US officials over alleged election interference
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Kazakhstan’s president urges Putin to ‘freeze’ the war in Ukraine
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Washington and London discuss plan for meeting to resolve Hormuz crisis
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Maha Inc: how companies tied to Kennedy’s movement are poised to benefit
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India’s education minister resigns after weeks of student protests
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US immigration enforcement caught between Trump and public backlash
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Macron and Merz move on from fighter jet heartbreak
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Investors bet on Federal Reserve rate rise after oil price surge
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Saudi Arabia strikes Houthis after Iran-backed rebels target tankers
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Who owns shares?
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Nato military HQ intern arrested on suspicion of spying
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Blackstone, KKR and Brookfield take Kuwait pipelines stake in $16bn deal
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Who wants to buy a football club?
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In a glum moment for budget airlines, Ryanair may have the last laugh
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India’s ‘Cockroach’ Gen Z has had enough
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Guy Scott, former president of Zambia, 1944-2026
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What the City needs from the Burnham government
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Overpriced UK homes take ‘more than four times longer to sell’, study finds
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AMC’s balance sheet quest would make Odysseus tremble
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India and South Africa lead push to amass emergency fuel stockpiles
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What’s your drink of the summer? Mine’s a cup of cynicism
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Little Miss Twain — Shania Twain returns to her country roots
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Proust in the age of TikTok
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More than 600,000 UK high earners could be dragged into pension trap by 2032
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AI’s quest for morality
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Dropping quarterly company reports in US may not be a bad thing
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Andy Burnham’s regional privilege
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Kevin Keegan, England footballer, 1951-2026
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How did summer childcare get so expensive in the UK?
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The rise of cosy femicide in novels should alarm us all
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Depop founder Simon Beckerman: ‘You never lose the trauma of being broke’
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Beyond burnt bangers: the new British barbecue
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Europe can’t stop the tide of cocaine
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Catherine Goodman at Boughton House: ‘It’s quite difficult to compete with a Raphael’
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The clay, the grapes and the politics of Georgian wine
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Banquet 88, London: the big light is on, and so is the cooking — restaurant review
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The gig is now the content, and the content is the gig
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Forever chemicals are everywhere. Should we care?
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10 essential gadgets for wildlife watchers
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