Intel shares drop 15% as supply issues limit growth
Manufacturing setbacks undermine company’s efforts to become US champion in advanced chipmaking
Gold heads for best week since 2020 as Greenland crisis rattles dollar
Trump’s shortlived tariffs threat reawakens fears over erratic policymaking that fuelled 2025 slump for US currency
Would-be parents grapple with the unthinkable in Guess How Much I Love You?
A young couple faces agonising decisions in a harrowing but deeply humane play at London’s Royal Court
Investment platforms and building societies clash over new Isa rules
Dispute over whether ‘cash-like’ money market funds should be allowed in stocks-and-shares Isas
Trump ‘wrong to diminish’ role of Nato troops in Afghanistan, says Downing St
US president’s comments condemned by prime minister’s spokesperson in latest sign of strain between allies
Ministers set to delay key elements of special needs education reforms until next parliament
Delaying implementation is seen as a way to avoid a repeat of last year’s backbench rebellion
Shares in Czech ammunition group surge 29% on stock market debut
Performance of Czechoslovak Group underlines strong investor demand for defence companies
Britain’s golden middle power opening
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has a chance to really ‘take back control’
US threatens Iraq with dollar crunch over Iran-backed militias
Washington says it will curb supply of cash if Baghdad fails to freeze out and disarm Shia militants
When the ‘special relationship’ isn’t so special
Is Starmer’s approach to Trump now in tatters?
When the ‘special relationship’ isn’t so special
Is Starmer’s approach to Trump now in tatters?
Mark Rutte, Europe’s Trump whisperer-in-chief
The Nato secretary-general is happy to use flattery in order to get things done
McLaren wins $12mn damages from driver Alex Palou over contract breach
Racing group sued Spaniard in London for breaking deal to drive for IndyCar team
Unexpected US rate cuts could fuel UK inflation, says BoE rate-setter
Megan Greene warns of potential impact on 10-year gilt yields, currencies and UK equity prices
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Project 2025 director Paul Dans: ‘We are in a full-on scrimmage for the future of America First’
The Maga activist on rifts within the right, his primary race against Trump confidant Lindsey Graham — and the president’s mistake over the Epstein files
UK should show more gratitude to arts donors, says V&A chief
Tristram Hunt tells the FT that Labour’s non-dom tax changes have been a ‘challenge’ for fundraising
The best books of the week
Michael Moritz’s Holocaust-haunted family memoir; China’s enduring authoritarianism under Xi Jinping; inside the seedy world of money laundering; a history of everyday life in Britain between world wars; Ali Smith’s novel of sisterhood and modern-day anxieties; new fiction from Elisa Shua Dusapin an
FT Weekend Magazine Crossword Number 777
Gaza funding in limbo amid Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ drama
Territory’s economic recovery remains a distant prospect
Could the UK’s low house price growth be a good thing?
Agents are ‘gloomy’ about ‘downbeat’ figures from 2025. Projections for 2026 are ‘boring’. But there is some cause for optimism
FT Weekend Quiz: Teletubbies, AA Milne and Shakespeare
Our ‘Round on the Links’ quiz tests your ability to draw connections. Thinking caps on!
The Old Fire — breaking the silence over a family rift
Elisa Shua Dusapin’s story of two estranged sisters’ struggle to bridge their differences is quietly powerful in its emotions