Trump extends Iran talks deadline after sell-off on Wall Street
US stocks post worst day since Middle East crisis began as fresh inflation fears send Treasury yields higher
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Marc Filippino talks to Gill Plimmer, Arjun Neil Alim, Victoria Craig and Eva St Claer
FT Wealth: March
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The new Disney CEO’s horrible first week
Josh D’Amaro faces crises across the entertainment giant’s empire
UK ministers to push ahead with capped ‘mandation’ powers on pension schemes
Draft law was rejected by the House of Lords but government is planning to table a compromise after Easter
Corebridge looks to crash Apollo’s party
Insurers Equitable and Corebridge are set to merge to create a $22bn life insurance giant
UK watchdog hits Bank of London with new client freeze
Lossmaking fintech was fined £2mn for misleading regulators about its capital position
Reform UK figures braced for electoral damage from Trump links
Populist party’s election campaign already hit by scandals around candidate selection
The global food crisis unleashed by the war
From Minnesota to Punjab, fertiliser costs are up and harvests are set to be hit
Iran seeks tight controls on traffic through strategic Strait of Hormuz
Tehran suggests system of charging fees and limiting passage to ‘non-hostile’ ships could endure beyond current war
Ships forgo cargo to carry fuel as Iran war sends prices soaring
Fuel costs for global shipping industry are up nearly $5bn since conflict began
How MI5 gets into the minds of young terrorists
Behavioural scientists see an increasing caseload of children at risk of being radicalised online
German ‘city of peace’ wrestles with weapons pivot to save VW jobs
Converting Osnabrück factory to make Iron Dome components may be ‘moonshot’ for embattled carmaker
Keir Starmer set to make Sadiq Khan a lord
Move would allow London mayor to take cabinet role, as prime minister tries to shore up position
UAE pushes for international force to reopen Hormuz
Abu Dhabi is hardening its stance as it suffers from Iran’s retaliation to US-Israeli war
Private markets are developing their own Magnificent Seven
Investors are splashing cash at record rates, but the market has been getting narrower
Why molecules matter in the age of the Halo trade
Capital-intensive industries are taking their revenge on the service sector
Echoes of history: what the oil shock means for your money
As central bankers tread the line between controlling inflation and avoiding economic stagnation, investors face tough decisions
A parador for the party isle of Ibiza
Two decades in the making, the new Parador de Ibiza crowns the historic citadel — and shows the island does culture as well as clubbing
How Italy’s oldest bank turned on its saviour CEO
Monte dei Paschi di Siena’s board stripped Luigi Lovaglio of his powers, setting up a fight for its leadership
The 12th Earl of Shaftesbury talks taste
Nicholas Ashley-Cooper loves saunas, ’90s techno and his Quercus dentata (aka Japanese emperor oak)
Raye turns everything up to the max in This Music May Contain Hope
Following the riotous success of ‘My 21st Century Blues’, the star somehow reaches new heights with her latest album
Nation of Strangers by Ece Temelkuran — no way home
The exiled Turkish writer’s beautifully written work offers rich psychological insights into the lives of migrants
Meet Jonny Bruce, gardening’s newest blossoming talent
April sees the much-anticipated public opening of Field Nursery, from the millennial Mary Keen describes as a “walking plant encyclopedia” and “an artist as well as a gardener”