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[EN] Financial Times

Police kill suspect after van-ramming attack on Berlin Pride event

Assailant in terror incident had been identified as Abdul Ballout, a German citizen with a Lebanese background

Central bankers take centre stage

Fed, BoE and BoJ to decide interest rates, Greater Manchester elects a new mayor, earnings season moves up a gear

Gatwick airport apologises after water shortage hits toilets

Many bars and restaurants also forced to close but flights still running at UK’s second-busiest airport

The Exploration Company with SpaceX ambitions aiming for a $2bn valuation

European start-up in talks to raise $300mn for reusable space capsules

What is the risk of using Chinese open AI models like Kimi K3?

The real problem is not overseas open-source but lack of co-ordination to protect infrastructure in the face of cyber attacks

US pauses Iran strikes as Oman pursues Hormuz transit deal

Neither side launches attacks for second consecutive night as mediators seek to avert return to full-blown war

Reform UK’s bank account was frozen during 2024 election

Nigel Farage’s party faces increased scrutiny of finances ahead of Clacton by-election

Gibraltar should show Burnham a softer Brexit is the only option

The recent deal again illustrates that closer alignment with the EU offers the best of both worlds

‘Violent’ wildfires rage close to French and Spanish cities

About 335,000 evacuated in worsening blazes

Why wages and productivity look set to diverge further

AI and a falling labour share of GDP risk accelerating decoupling trends across the rich world

Will the Fed raise interest rates at Kevin Warsh’s second meeting?

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead

Trump’s systematic assault on science

The government is politicising funding for basic research

India’s Gen Z protesters puncture Modi’s aura of invincibility

Long-serving premier the target of demonstrators’ anger

Saint-Gobain pushes ahead with US expansion despite slow housing market

French building materials giant wants to more than double North American business through capex and acquisitions

US economic anxieties on display in battle over digital store labels

New Jersey becomes first state to halt electronic price tags partly on fears they could be used for surveillance

Carlyle and Bain Capital battle to buy wealth manager in potential $7bn deal

Private equity groups have been hunting independent wealth management groups for their recurring earnings

Deadly storm in Chile disrupts copper mines and raises AI supply concerns

Metals boom is reliant on high-altitude, declining mines that are exposed to increasing weather volatility

Burnham ‘rules out’ early election

New UK prime minister says he will stand up to Donald Trump when in Britain’s interest

British unicorn Humanoid points to way forward for European tech

London-based company shows that while the continent is industrialising, it still has manufacturing clout

Investors use crypto exchanges to avoid Chinese controls on AI stocks

Perpetual futures let investors circumvent restrictions on foreign access to China’s equity market

Defence giants provide record backing for military start-ups

As drones and autonomous systems transform the battlefield, traditional defence companies start to act more like venture capitalists

Chips and drones to be at heart of Burnham’s push to ‘reindustrialise’, AI minister says

Kanishka Narayan tells FT that new prime minister views technology as way for Britain ‘to get its mojo back’

British state school to open overseas branches for the first time

Queen Elizabeth’s School says it can be a model for others as it hunts for new revenue in Dubai and Delhi

Maga’s creepy baby obsession won’t solve the fertility crisis

But neither will pretending that it’s merely an economic issue