Credit Suisse secured $800mn from insurers in Greensill settlement
Broker Marsh to shoulder largest share rather than insurers who wrote policies
Rising inflation piles pressure on US voters ahead of midterm elections
Also in today’s newsletter, are Democrats developing an advantage among independent voters?
Global chip stocks sink as AI debt fears intensify
Treasuries rally as investors flee to safety of bonds
Labour to end power-sharing with Green councils that back ‘Zionism is Racism’
Party orders local groups to terminate arrangements if partners do not condemn motion
Healey promises to ‘stay the path’ on reducing UK deficit
Chancellor makes vow at annual gathering of IMF and World Bank in Bangkok
Russia suspected of striking two tankers in Nato waters
Chemical vessels go up in flames off Romania after Russian drones were spotted in the area
Calls to scrap employer UK national insurance for under-25s rejected
Businesses have been urging chancellor John Healey to ease the levy in his Budget on October 28
Who’s winning the trade war with China? You asked, we answered
Senior trade writer Alan Beattie and economics columnist Soumaya Keynes replied to reader questions
Germany’s Merz vows to fight on: ‘We are the firewall’
Defiant chancellor tells the FT he is determined to drive through unpopular reforms and equip Europe for an age of upheaval
The housing plan for London is no plan at all
Without radical changes, the GLA’s building targets are a fantasy — with dire consequences
How the Greens lost their party to the hard left
The drift from climate politics towards becoming a portmanteau party of the left heralds a nastier, less consensual era
Credit Suisse bankers denied bonuses stripped after UBS takeover
Switzerland’s top court sides with government decision, overturning ruling of lower court
Second activist pushes for sale of UK self-storage company Big Yellow
Irenic Capital takes 4% stake in FTSE 250 real estate group and joins Ancora in lobbying for a sale
Can AI help experts get their message across?
One economist has used it to turn years of painstaking policy research into an animated explainer
Northern Ireland politician sentenced to 15 years in jail for child sex crimes
Jeffrey Donaldson, former leader of the Democratic Unionist Party, had a ‘catastrophic descent into disgrace’, says judge
Why clean energy hasn’t yet lowered your power bill
The rapid build-out of solar and wind has promised a future of cheaper electricity
Six must-see shows in Paris this autumn
Among the standout art exhibitions are retrospectives for impressionists Eva Gonzalès and Mary Cassatt, and Yu Nishimura’s first major European outing
American Hagwon — lessons in the immigrant experience
Min Jin Lee’s new family saga follows a Korean-American clan across continents, exploring education, ambition and their pursuit of belonging
Wave of Saudi Arabia events delayed after Houthi attacks
EU-Gulf meeting and Formula 1 race among those postponed following missile strikes on Riyadh airport
Zelenskyy defies Trump as Ukraine resumes strikes on Russian refineries
Ukrainian president expresses anger in FT interview at ‘dangerous’ withdrawal of US intelligence sharing
EU leaders to urge Zelenskyy to rein in criticism of Trump
Ukrainian leader’s comments about US president alarm European capitals
FT Globetrotter’s guide to drinking around the world
Our insiders share their favourite haunts and new hotspots — everything from Chicago’s coolest dive bars to a behind-the-scenes look at Melbourne’s craft beer scene
Reform UK councillors and candidates filmed making racist remarks
Undercover footage reveals racist and graphic sexual comments, leading to several resignations as party comes under fresh scrutiny
The best eco buys for a beautiful home
These bio-wares are much sexier than they sound