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Goldman and JPMorgan ease office working rules to counter World Cup disruption
Wall Street lenders say employees can ask to work from home on match days to ease congestion in host cities
European tech sovereignty: a doubtful goal but a good investment
Given the continent’s weak starting point, its modest ambitions could have a big impact on local companies
France opposes ‘anglicisation’ of EU trade talks
Trade commissioner argues translation into 24 languages slows down bloc’s ability to strike up deals
What Andy Burnham could mean for your money
The Labour leadership hopeful has left clues as to his priorities on tax, investment and housing
Why Ebola came back — and a warning for the next pandemic
The outbreak in the DR Congo is unlikely to spread worldwide. But it comes at a time of cuts to health budgets and exposes a …
HTSI editor’s letter: New York, we love you
As the FT Weekend Festival arrives in the city, we salute its epic charms
How video games became a channel for political influence
From China to Saudi Arabia, governments are investing billions in gaming to project influence and assert control
Anthropic suspends latest AI models after US blocks access to foreigners
Trump administration directs company to limit access to foreign nationals on national security grounds
AI riches turn Samsung factory town into luxury hotspot
Windfall bonus for workers drives up property prices and department store purchases
Paramount’s $111bn takeover of Warner Bros wins US antitrust approval
Deal is critical to David Ellison’s ambition to create new media empire
Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser becomes dame in King’s birthday honours list
Barclays and LSE Group bosses miss out despite early-stage approval
US-Iran peace deal text agreed, says Pakistan’s PM
Senior American official says both sides expect to sign agreement in coming days
Football will eclipse politics at this World Cup
Goals, talent and diversity are set to drown out controversy off the pitch
The strategic dilemmas behind Britain’s defence spending mess
At the heart of the debate is not just how much the UK should spend on the military, but what types of threat it faces …
SpaceX’s IPO is a display of Musk’s dominance
His unrivalled grip on the public imagination has transmuted into Wall Street gold
Warsh and learn
We will understand more about new Fed chair Kevin Warsh when he oversees his inaugural rate meeting on Wednesday
Artist David Hockney dies aged 88
Celebrated painter was known for works including the ‘Swimming Pool’ series
EU to extend carbon border levy on metal products to prevent evasion
List expanded to almost 400 imported items with significant amount of steel or aluminium
Sooner or later, America is going to have to reckon with the …
There is a bigger political constituency for fiscal consolidation than many think
The Palantir controversy is a block on NHS progress
Better patient outcomes are at risk in the backlash against American tech
Oil touches three-month low after Trump says US close to Iran deal
Stocks and government bonds make gains on hopes energy shock will ease
SpaceX is cheap on a price-to-cosmos ratio
Terrestrial valuations don’t apply when it comes to Elon
Whither SpaceX? Who knows
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ECB stands ready to raise rates again, says Bundesbank boss
Joachim Nagel signals rate-setters will keep ‘all our options open’
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