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[EN] Financial Times

The Story of Money with Gillian Tett and Robin Wigglesworth

They say money makes the world go round, but was it always this way? Join Gillian Tett and Robin Wigglesworth on The Story of Money as they revisit the pivotal moments when money shaped history.

EU decarbonisation incentives do not add up, says US chemicals giant

Also in this newsletter: Turkey warns of ‘Made in Europe’ retaliation

Bank runs are almost always justified

Or, at least, that’s what the data seems to suggest

Political Fix from the Labour Party conference: Hope again?

The main takeaways from Andy Burnham’s Labour conference speech

FirstFT: US holds crunch talks over diesel export ban

Also in today’s newsletter: UK social care shake-up and French credit

Political Fix from the Labour Party conference: Hope again?

Andy Burnham promises a new direction for Britain

Transcript: Trump shrugs off AI regulation

Marc Filippino speaks to Ashley Armstrong, Myles McCormick and Joe Miller

Transcript: The bloody birth of the bond market

Gillian Tett and Robin Wigglesworth talk about the history of bonds

Transcript: FT Weekend Fest — How AI is really changing jobs

Murad Ahmed talks to Sarah O’Connor

AI industry moves to thwart data centre backlash ahead of US midterms

AI Infrastructure Coalition, whose members include Google, Meta and Microsoft, unveils commitments to cover energy costs and minimise water usage

The crucial things Anthropic’s jumbo ‘risk factors’ won’t tell you

The real question for those considering buying stock is whether it will make money

Is the world really drowning in debt?

We may not be on the eve of disaster but room for manoeuvre is shrinking for major economies

White House holds crunch talks on diesel export ban as midterms near

Trump at centre of lobbying fight between Big Oil and top Republicans warning of voter anger at high fuel prices

Night owls more likely to claim disability benefits

Finnish study adds to data suggesting people’s sleep pattern preferences can be linked to poorer health and workplace difficulties

Social care shake-up without tax rises will force houses to be sold, Burnham warned

Expert says comprehensive model for England in which all costs were covered would be £18.7bn

Is Anthropic losing its Oura?

The AI lab’s IPO prospectus has leaked but it faces a narrowing window to list before the end of the year

UK banks stick with coal financing, campaign report finds

Barclays and HSBC led in support of the industry since the war on Ukraine, study shows

Recipe: Satti soru, the Tamil answer to leftover curry

Cynthia Shanmugalingam’s gloriously adaptable combination of rice, eggs and aromatic spices makes a virtue of whatever you have left to hand

Fintech Zilch taps banks for IPO next year

UK consumer credit company has invited advisers to pitch on a planned listing in London

EU can’t integrate markets if it dilutes supervision, watchdog warns

Esma’s outgoing chair says negotiations over which financial services companies come under its oversight should not undo efforts to bolster European markets

Liberated by technology (again)

Does the history of labour-saving inventions teach us anything about a revolution in AI?

Armani’s last wishes may sell his fashion empire short

The fashion house is set to kick off a three-way process with LVMH, L’Oréal and EssilorLuxottica for the sale of a minority stake

Battery groups push to stick with post-Brexit rules on electric cars

Warning over U-turn undermining European investments

Porsche boss rejects EV sceptic label as ‘unfair’ — just don’t expect an electric 911

Michael Leiters says carmaker’s focus on new combustion engine models means a more ‘balanced offer’ of electric and petrol cars