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[EN] Financial Times

FTAV’s Friday charts quiz

Desire, I Quant To Turn Into You

Bangladesh dynastic heir defeats Islamist challengers in post-uprising election

Tarique Rahman set to take over as PM after landslide victory in first poll since 2024 youth-led revolution

UK ban on Palestine Action ruled unlawful

Ministers argued the direct action group engaged in a campaign of criminal damage and violence

Saudi Arabian games group nears $6bn deal for ByteDance’s Moonton

Savvy Games given war chest of tens of billions of dollars by Public Investment Fund

NatWest profits rise 25% as bank strikes biggest deal in decades

UK high street lender this week agreed to buy one of the country’s largest wealth managers, Evelyn Partners

Advertising group Dentsu replaces chief after worst annual loss

Japan’s largest ad agency suspends dividend for first time following huge writedowns on international business

10 outfits with fringe benefits

Feathers and fibreglass embellish the season’s best dresses

Keir Starmer’s hiring mistakes create a culture of drift

Even Chris Wormald’s critics are angered by treatment of top official, who, like others before him, was unsuited for the job

A beauty guru’s guide to San Francisco

Make-up artist Fara Homidi finds her happiness in the city’s sunsets, steakhouses and rooftop bars

How to wear a mini? Keep it short, short, short

Spring’s hemline prescription is a daring microdose

Who would be a FTSE 100 chair?

BAT is the latest London-listed company where succession is an issue

Submit your questions: How should you navigate global economic risks this year?

Take part in a live Ask an Expert Q&A with Chris Giles, the FT’s economics commentator, on February 19 at 1pm (GMT)

Britons and Europeans bumping into each other makes Heathrow feel crowded, says boss

Thomas Woldbye says passengers at UK’s only hub airport are often in ‘the wrong place’

The software sell-off (part one)

It’s not a simple story

Transcript: How China is fighting ‘involution’, with Yanmei Xie

Soumaya Keynes speaks to Yanmei Xie, senior associate fellow at the Mercator Institute for China Studies

Von der Leyen touts two-speed Europe to press ahead with economic reforms

Also in this newsletter: Meloni takes the pulse of her African development plan

What must happen for the world to stack RMB

For dollar wannabe renminbi, liability currency status > reserve currency status

FTAV’s further reading

The Maya; tariffs; median voters; football; debt; Super Bowl ads; and parenting

FirstFT: Top Goldman lawyer to quit over Epstein links

Also in today’s newsletter: Schroders’ UK Treasury call and US metals tariff rollback

Starmer set to call for multinational defence initiative to cut rearmament costs

UK prime minister expected to push idea of enhanced co-operation at Munich Security Conference

The Schroders dynasty is swallowed by US retirees

The asset manager was among the last holdouts in the City of London to remain under UK ownership

Transcript: Private equity’s workaround to buy law firms

Victoria Craig talks to Robin Wigglesworth and Stephen Foley

Trump plans to roll back tariffs on metal and aluminium goods

Latest softening of levies comes amid persistent voter anxiety about affordability in the US

Schroders is the defining deal of a glass half-empty UK

Asset manager is ending its listed life with a whimper rather than a bang