Trump appoints real estate heir as acting director of US national intelligence
Housing industry executive Bill Pulte has no known experience in national security
Housing industry executive Bill Pulte has no known experience in national security
Paying a toll would be better than strategic waterway remaining closed, says billionaire football club owner
Lay-offs rate has remained stable and few signs of downturn in cyclical industries weaken case for rate cuts
Ex-SNP chief used party account and charge card to buy goods from vehicles to watches for personal use, court told
Energy secretary’s proposed legally binding target sets up battle with opposition parties over ‘net zero’ policies
Publication of latest batch of Mandelson files triggers fresh scrutiny of government record-keeping
Prime minister failed to follow through on threat to bomb Hizbollah after pressure from US president
Move by state-run oil group comes as Iran war highlights region’s reliance on key shipping route
About 150 organisations will be given advanced cyber security model following requests from around the world
Also in today’s newsletter, Iran suspends back-channel negotiations with the US
New right intended to fulfil Labour’s pre-election pledge to ban ‘exploitative’ contracts
Conference and trade show organiser benefiting from people wishing to meet in person again
The most egregious problem is the way we assess housing costs for people who own their homes
Democrats need to show they can deliver for a disaffected Gen Z
Spain’s Cercle d’Economia and Germany-based Kiel Institute for the World Economy hand prizes to FT chief economics commentator
When salary isn’t enough
US private credit group would be bound by rules requiring airline to be majority owned by EU nationals
The prospects for a rapid and full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz look bleak
From a quirky modernist design minutes from the water’s edge to an art nouveau villa with frescoed ceilings and formal gardens
Overnight bombardment on Kyiv and other cities is third large-scale attack in past month
Search engine’s move is a good example of how artificial intelligence has made big numbers all but meaningless
Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane. Explore the latest data through interactive charts
Headline price growth arrived as expected but secondary effects have started to emerge
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