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[EN] Financial Times

FirstFT: Wall Street sheds $3.2tn as Democratic midterm landslide upends AI bet

Also in today’s newsletter: China blocks SoftBank’s $5.4bn takeover of ABB’s robotics division and Blue Origin delays launches until 2027

Transcript: What Trump’s setback means for Britain

Lucy Fisher talks to Jim Pickard and Miranda Green

Stocks tumble as the post-midterm bubble pops

Taking stock of the fall in stocks

Los Angeles elects democratic socialist Nithya Raman as mayor

Win follows Zohran Mamdani’s rise in New York and resounding victories by other progressives in Washington and Providence

Wall Street sheds $3.2tn as Democratic midterm sweep triggers brutal AI rout

Tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 tumbles 6.4% in day of chaotic trading

Will Democrats stall the AI boom?

Newly elected officials have pledged to curb data centre construction, rattling the trade that has powered US stock markets

Wall Street mega-donors clobbered by Democratic sweep

Top hedge fund managers and private equity executives spent more than $300mn on Republican campaigns to little or no effect

Hedge fund Walleye hands back capital as it slims down equity business

Multi-strategy fund with $17bn in assets tells clients move comes after it endured worst month since coronavirus crisis

Tech leaders need an urgent rethink of their political strategy

America’s data centre backlash is emblematic of AI anxiety and a scepticism of the industry’s power and wealth

Goldman Sachs elevates record number of engineers to coveted partner ranks

Wall Street bank expands elite cohort as trading and dealmaking boom fuels profits

What Trump’s setback means for Britain

Plus, is Labour softening on immigration?

UK prepares to extend Palantir’s NHS contract as it draws up plans for potential replacement

Ministers planning to not trigger break clause but instead pitch US company against British alternatives in fresh procurement process

What Trump’s setback means for Britain

Plus, is Labour softening on immigration?

Russell Brand found guilty of rape and sexual assault

Verdict on four counts marks dramatic downfall for comedian-turned-online polemicist

Paraguay’s pro-Trump president resigns over bank collapse

Santiago Peña quits amid impeachment proceedings after digital lender’s insolvency leaves millions unable to access savings

Bank rate rise ‘puts tracker mortgage trend at risk’

Most fixed-rate borrowers are cushioned from the impact of this week’s decision but those coming off a five-year deal face a payment shock

More than 600,000 join latest protests in France

Demonstrations over cost of living on Thursday appeared to attract the biggest turnout since the movement began in September

The UK-EU reset is a deal worth doing

But Britain’s hard-pressed universities should not be left worse off

Monzo explores fundraising at £7.5bn valuation as private equity talks stall

Lender had shifted focus to talks with buyout groups after failing to clinch a £10bn takeover by Brazilian fintech Nubank

European stocks overtake Wall Street following Democratic sweep

Stoxx Europe 600 index ahead of S&P 500 for this year as US stocks tumble

BoE leaves door open to further rate rises amid fears of entrenched inflation

First interest rate increase for three years accompanied by hawkish message that marks a sharp change in tone for the institution

Farewell to ‘SI’, an initialism gone before its time

What’s in a name? Quite a lot under the Trump administration. But picking a side can backfire when the political climate changes

Follow live: US chip stocks plummet

BoE raises interest rates to 4% in bid to tame inflation

Governor Andrew Bailey signals further rate rise to come as projections show increasing price pressures