But apparently there’s still hope on Wall Street: Goldman Sachs chief executive David Solomon is banking on Trump listening to companies in the end. China’s centralised authoritarian government, ...

A growing chorus of thousands of Israeli soldiers, reservists and former senior military officials have signed open letters demanding that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu make a deal with Hamas to ...

François Bayrou urges clean-up of public finances but faces a vote of no confidence if opposition object to budget cuts ...

Preventing the collapse of British Steel will protect about 3,500 jobs at the company, the majority located at the flagship Scunthorpe plant in north Lincolnshire. Steel manufacturing is still a key ...

We knew that credit markets were belatedly reacting to the tariff shenanigans — as MainFT reported earlier today, the junk bond market has been completely frozen — but off-the-run liquidity in ...

LVMH’s lacklustre quarterly sales ignited a broader sell-off in luxury stocks on Tuesday, with Prada falling 4.2 per cent and Kering declining by 1.4 per cent. Shares in L’Oréal and Puig also fell ...

Simply sign up to the UK employment myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. If we’ve been struggling to sleep for the past few weeks, it’s probably because of this MainFT story from 25 March: ...

Any future attempt by the UK government to wind down Chinese investment in certain sectors in Britain could face legal ...

Also in today’s newsletter, EU explores legal options for ending Russian gas deals and UK consumers plan to ‘buy British’ ...

A hit at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the story of three teenagers’ friendship comes to London’s Soho Theatre ...

There is very little doubt that, absent a complete Trump capitulation, this is the mother of all cost shocks for the US goods supply chain.

In the past six years, Iran has become a nuclear threshold state, with the capacity to produce sufficient fissile material ...