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Will AI widen inequality between workers?
This and more findings from our new poll of AI usage by thousands of US and UK workers
Almost half of EU banks have no women executives, watchdog finds
Eighth of firms surveyed have female chiefs, while women executives are paid 17% less than male peers
Medical data of 500,000 people in UK put up for sale after data breach
Alibaba ‘swiftly removed’ listings for UK Biobank data
How worried should Wall St be about the stablecoin threat to deposits?
The risk to US banks is real in theory but difficult to realise in practice
Cabinet Office head says Olly Robbins refused to give her Mandelson vetting documents
Cat Little backs PM’s claim that due process had been followed in appointing Labour grandee as ambassador to US
Labour is being destroyed by its former saviours
Factionalism effectively quashed the Corbynites but has undermined Keir Starmer’s leadership of party and country
The best exhibitions to see in London this weekend
The FT’s critics recommend the most compelling 2026 shows, from Cecily Brown and Hurvin Anderson to Tracey Emin to Rose Wylie
UK business activity rose more than expected in April
Companies rushed to make purchases amid fears that the Iran war would send prices even higher
Blackstone pulls in $69bn despite slump in private capital returns
Asset manager drew investors even as performance in private credit and buyout units suffered
Esoteric Ebb and how games gave in to the joy of reading
Just as many struggle to find the time for books, the year’s best role-playing title highlights the power of the written word
How did a film about kabuki break box-office records in Japan?
Nobody expected ‘Kokuho’ to become the country’s highest-grossing domestic live-action movie of all time — not even its makers
Devotions by Lucy Caldwell — stories that wrestle with the biggest question of all
A hunt for meaning unites the eight tales from one of the best practitioners of the short form
Anthropic and Freshfields agree deal to create legal AI tools
Tech group will tap ‘magic circle’ law firm’s expertise as it builds products that can be sold to rivals
Hot property: five homes for sale in Scottsdale, Arizona
From a whitewashed adobe-style house to modern designs by local architects — in a landscape with more than 200 golf clubs
Can the carbon removals market keep pace with the AI boom?
Demand for carbon credits is spreading beyond tech heavyweights, says CEO of major supplier
Will someone please please write a properly apocalyptic forecast about the UK for The Telegraph to parse?
Telegraphing dissent
PwC fined $166mn by Hong Kong regulators over Evergrande audit
Big Four firm also faces six-month ban on new clients related to its work on failed property developer’s books
French weather service alerts police to tampering after suspicious Polymarket bets
Users of weather forum say Paris temperature data may have been manipulated for wagers on prediction market platform
Toxic rain falls on Russian city after refinery blaze
Ukrainian drone strike on Rosneft plant prompts authorities to advise residents to stay indoors
DeepSeek targets $20bn valuation to stop poaching of staff
Chinese AI start-up is raising funds for first time to keep researchers after several defections to rivals
The politics of terror
Putin and Trump are among the powerful individuals radicalising into violence
For a look that hits you need a bright, bold knit
Add some dopamine colour to your wardrobe this spring
Britons are now working like Americans
Hours worked per person across the two countries have converged, but the productivity gap has widened