Mexico’s school textbook author refuses to leave desk 4 days after sacking
Marx Arriaga remains at office after rejecting changes requested by leftwing government
Data leak at Abu Dhabi finance summit exposes politicians and business leaders
Personal documents including passports belonging to hundreds of attendees of ADFW found online
Ghosts of fashion past define New York’s catwalks
When thinking about what women want to wear now, most designers couldn’t help but look back to the 1980s and 1990s at fashion week
US charges two ex-executives at private equity-owned group with fraud
Former Mobileum employees ‘inflated’ revenues to drive up valuation before buyout, prosecutors allege
Russia is using monuments to peddle misinformation
Statues are not always about memory — they are becoming Moscow’s latest weapon
Bayer aims to settle Roundup weedkiller claims for $7.25bn
Move is an attempt to resolve litigation over product’s alleged cancer links
FT long read: The Broker
In this special bonus episode from The Financial Times, "The Broker" tells the story…
Have we hit peak dollar bearishness?
No respect for the greenback
Reform UK names Jenrick as ‘shadow chancellor’
Nigel Farage unveils members of his top team as he sets out his pitch to voters
Robert Duvall, actor and director, 1931-2026
The chameleonic star of ‘Apocalypse Now’ and two ‘Godfather’ films brought a steely integrity to his roles
Take time before playing key suit to analyse possible distributional layouts
Simple hold-up play solves seemingly impossible problem
Rheinmetall wins approval for Italian munitions expansion after years of wrangling
New production lines on Sardinia had lain idle, amid court claims by local pacifists and environmentalists
Danaher strikes $10bn deal for medical device maker Masimo
Acquisition by US life sciences manufacturer makes it a market leader in production of pulse oximeters
German population set to shrink 5% by 2050
Europe’s largest economy faces steeper demographic decline than previously estimated, says Ifo
Iran says ‘understanding’ reached with US to guide nuclear talks
Both sides report ‘progress’ but warn of challenging negotiations ahead
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Former prince Andrew agreed to help strike $8bn cash-for-oil deal between UAE and China
Files show Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor exchanged messages about secret plan with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein
UK unemployment hits post-pandemic peak as wage growth cools
Youth joblessness surges to highest in over a decade
Thomas Pritzker steps down as Hyatt executive chair over Epstein ties
Billionaire says he ‘exercised terrible judgment’ for maintaining contact with sex offender
The US economy is turning
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ENO’s Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny goes for the jugular
Brecht and Weill’s capitalist satire is given a rafter-shaking outing at London’s Coliseum
Trip by Amie Barrodale — postmortem parenting
In a sometimes chaotic novel, a recently deceased woman tries to rescue her marooned autistic son in the land of the living
Warner Bros throws ownership battle open by giving Paramount a week to up its offer
Netflix grants weeklong waiver to rival bidder in high-stakes battle for control
Canada’s oil industry pivots to Asia as US trade tensions simmer
Sales to China more than quadrupled last year and Ottawa is now looking to India