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[EN] Financial Times

Bond markets resume sell-off after strong US data

Treasury yields rise further on news that economy grew faster than previously estimated, although personal consumption expenditures inflation falls

What we know about the Flydubai flight to Israel

Plane made emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after terrifying fight in cockpit

US competition watchdog expands investigation of Anthropic and OpenAI

Federal Trade Commission will demand information and seek testimony from the executives of leading AI companies

Bridge: Optimism should be reserved for when skill cannot cope

Where the key cards are each placed poorly, endplay mid-hand saves declarer

Fed watchdog finds ‘deficiencies’ but no criminal wrongdoing in $2.5bn renovation

Inspector general says central bank failed to take ‘numerous actions available to it that could have better controlled costs’

To fix housing affordability, build more homes

Faced with rising mortgage costs, governments should resist stoking demand

ECB ‘cannot wait’ for high energy prices to fuel wider inflation, top policymaker warns

Isabel Schnabel calls for pre-emptive action as price growth accelerates faster than expected in Eurozone’s biggest economies

MI5 warns universities to cut ties with Chinese institute

China General Technology Research Institute has ‘very strong ties’ to Chinese intelligence, says UK agency in unusual espionage alert

US oil industry warns diesel prices will not return to normal for a year

Dallas Fed survey finds energy executives believe high cost of fuel will persist

Leadership gets philosophical

Philosophy, ethics and neuroscience are in-demand topics for leaders navigating a complex world

National care service may not launch until late 2030s, suggests Burnham

Prime minister admits scrapping pensions triple lock will not fund social care reforms until later next decade

The best theatre shows to see in London and beyond

The FT’s critics pick the biggest and best plays now on in the West End and elsewhere

One pilot of Israel-bound flight stabbed the other and tried to crash plane

Plane carrying more than 150 passengers en route to Tel Aviv was diverted to Saudi Arabia after issuing ‘unlawful interference’ code

‘Strong indications’ Iran was involved in RAF Fairford incident, says Burnham

Prime minister says UK is working closely with US administration following release of five suspects on bail

Netherlands retreats from taxing paper profits on investments

Rob Jetten’s government responds to investor backlash with overhaul aimed at bolstering investment climate

Don’t own bonds and be cautious with stocks

Balance sheets have become unbalanced and growth in turn may suffer the consequences

Burnham tightens his hold on Labour

UK prime minister’s performance at party conference revives spirits, even as tough Budget awaits

How will Trump ‘accord’ for AI to ‘self-regulate’ work?

US president touts voluntary commitment which may create unexpected headaches for AI companies

Will Burnham reverse Brexit?

The prime minister has reopened the debate on EU membership, a decade after the Brexit referendum

SEC proposes performance fees for retail funds in private markets push

US securities regulator seeks to widen access to alternative assets and overhaul fund fee rules

AI voice start-up ElevenLabs doubles valuation to $22bn

Existing investors and employees at speech-generation software company sell $300mn worth of stock

Morocco’s first female prime minister launches coalition talks

King appoints Fatima Ezzahra El-Mansouri over presumed favourite and head of Royal Moroccan Football Federation Fouzi Lekjaa

Weak PCE inflation eases pressure for Fed rate increases

Both core and headline personal consumption spending inflation arrived below expectations for August

The UK needs to do more to support its own AI companies

The prime minister needs a plan to avoid a US ban on Chinese models that would divide the world