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[EN] Financial Times

FirstFT: Chip stocks sink as AI sell-off intensifies

Also in today’s newsletter: Powerful earthquake hits Japan and Fifa plans $20bn commercial vehicle

World’s biggest EV battery maker pivots to AI, grids and ships

China’s CATL aims to become market leader for battery energy storage systems

Fifa faces fierce backlash over plans for $20bn commercial stake sale

UK prime minister joins chorus of criticism as football’s governing body holds talks with Trump-linked investment vehicle

Apple tops $5tn valuation for first time

Tech giant gains due to its lack of huge spending on AI and as investors seek havens from sell-off in chip sector

Chip stocks tumble as AI sell-off deepens

Nasdaq 100 briefly falls into correction territory ahead of Big Tech earnings

Transcript: The return of monetarism?

Robert Armstrong speaks to Brendan Greeley

Burnham wants partnership with private sector, says UK business secretary

Jonathan Reynolds tells FT that Starmer government dropped focus on economic growth because of ‘so many priorities’

The return of monetarism?

Former Fed-member Stephen Miran’s plan to fight inflation

Wachtell co-chair who grilled Musk departs for rival Gibson Dunn

Bill Savitt leaves the corporate law powerhouse alongside five other partners

Zelenskyy reports positive Oval Office meeting as Trump shifts towards Ukraine

Kyiv hopes White House talks will result in fresh US backing against Russia

Polish opposition rift hands Donald Tusk pre-election boost

Ex-PM Mateusz Morawiecki prepares breakaway party after dozens of lawmakers expelled from rightwing PiS

Dictator’s daughter Keiko Fujimori takes power in Peru

Conservative daughter of former dictator becomes latest rightwing leader in Latin America

Powerful earthquake hits Japan’s southern Kumamoto prefecture

Reports of multiple deaths from tremor after blast at shopping centre and damage to factories, buildings and infrastructure

Fifa plans $20bn commercial vehicle to lure external investors

Joshua Kushner set to lead investor group as football’s governing body moves to cash in on World Cup

Fire-ravaged France evacuates tourists and braces for new heatwave

Firefighters make progress on blazes that have displaced hundreds of thousands of people

Greens and Reform take a hit from the Burnham bounce

Labour’s recovery appears to have come at the expense of Zack Polanski’s party

Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group builds stake in Burberry

Sports Direct owner discloses 4% position as it strives to establish itself in the luxury market

Ares’ next big private capital deal looks deceptively close to home

While it’s already common to find private equity and credit under the same roof, any tie-up will prove a test of culture

Kering sales return to growth as Gucci slowdown eases

Fashion recovery and strong demand for jewellery and eyewear helped drive improved performance

Ebay pays couple $56mn for its role in cockroach harassment campaign

Couple received threatening deliveries including funeral wreath after criticising ecommerce retailer in blog

The US should stay open to open-weight AI

New and cheaper models could be a boon for the growth of the tech sector

UK charities hit after specialist bank shuts off online services

CAF Bank suspends internet banking after identifying attempted fraud

French shipping group boosted as customers stockpile to beat Trump tariffs

The French container shipping company predicts heightened demand will persist

Children of Wolves — a thrilling tangle of scheming and sexual tension in Istanbul

Lawrence Osborne’s atmospheric page-turner is a tale of sleuthing, rebellious rich kids and darker truths