Robey Warshaw partners share £40mn profit
Boutique advisory posted revenues of £56mn for the year to March
US justice department releases cache of Epstein files
Heavily redacted documents include images of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, Bill Clinton and Donald Trump
America’s current account woes
The risks of a weaker dollar on the current account deficit
Sports business stories to watch in 2026
World Cup intrigue, F1’s Apple era, NBA expansion and more
Brazil commits to rapid energy roadmap deadline for key ministries
President backs effort to plan shift from oil and gas dependence using fossil fuel export revenues
Trump fails to put Epstein behind him with partial release of files
Critics complain of heavy redactions to thousands of documents held by the US justice department
Elliott’s bookshop gamble is turning into a page-turner
A private equity bet on physical books and bricks-and-mortar stores looks like the happier kind of plot twist
Gold funds shine after year of record highs
Top performers all had one thing in common: precious metals
EU plan to relax petrol car ban dismissed by Fiat maker
Stellantis says Brussels’ rule change on climate policy fails to deliver ‘roadmap for growth’, making investment boost difficult
How a failed baseball player and ex-stock broker became a major arms dealer
And what Will Somerindyke’s company, Regulus Global, means for the future of conflict
SpyGPT will shake James Bond’s world
Open-source data and machine learning tools mean the challenge is not information scarcity but information overload
Director Josh Safdie on Marty Supreme and the ‘urgency of dreaming big’
The maker of ‘Uncut Gems’ discusses casting Timothée Chalamet and Gwyneth Paltrow in his Oscar-tipped new ping-pong drama
Leather tabards. Pork scratchings. Flaming desserts — Jay Rayner reviews Rosi, London
The food of the 1970s could sing, and here it does so with indulgent flair
The case for denial
In a darkening world, burying one’s head in the sand is a rational strategy
Can a sacramental winery in New York get its groove back?
Meet the maverick Catholic winemaker trying to get his all-American communion wine to the Vatican
What wines are worth cellaring?
Suitable candidates to squirrel away now
Here comes the sun: light amid the UK gloom
It may be hard to remember in the depths of winter but this has been a miraculously bright twelve months
Struggling vintage champagne market begins to fizz again
After several glum years, interest is picking up ahead of the new year
Year in a word 2025
Editors and correspondents at the Financial Times reflect on the words of the year
‘An Unexpected Volume of Calls’, a short story by Denise Mina
A family gather for an uneasy Christmas dinner . . . an unwelcome guest appears at the door
My sherry amor – a love affair with Spanish wine
Exploring the wine that slaked an empire, inspired Shakespeare and sparked an obsession that lives on to this day
Three TV addicts on the best (and worst) shows of 2025
From ‘Adolescence’ to ‘Pluribus’ and the Seth Rogen-aissance — FT writers talk through the hits and flops of the year
Have we reached a tipping point on public debt?
An intolerable burden is being placed on future generations that will result in financial crises and political instability
Katherine Rundell on the secret history of unicorns
The ‘Impossible Creatures’ author explains what these magical beasts reveal about human imagination — and why they were once a feature of the nativity