The Latest Breaking News from the Financial Times

Nio, Tesla Rival, Clears Regulatory Hurdle for Smartphone Production

“Dreaming Whilst Black”, a new BBC comedy “about a man who quits his corporate career to try to cut it as a filmmaker”, is itself the product of creator and star Adjani Salmon’s decision to leave a steady job to pursue his dream, said Dan Einav in the Financial Times.…

Birkenstock had a further boost this year thanks to blockbuster movie "Barbie," with actor Margot Robbie wearing a pair of the shoes in one scene.

New regulations coming into force at the end of July should signal good news for customers of banks and other financial services firms. 

GlobalFoundries, a specialist semiconductor foundry company, has come forward with warnings about how Europe's planned chip subsidies might impact the highly-competitive semiconductor manufacturing landscape.

Apple has denied working with US intelligence services

As markets overseas celebrate a 'Goldilocks scenario', New Zealand consumers price index data this week is set to reveal an inflation headache. Andrew Patterson reports.

In a major economic policy speech in the lobby of Chicago’s old main post office in June, President Joe Biden enthusiastically branded his economic growth strategy as “Bidenomics,” a term that was basically created by The Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times but, like “Obamacare,” has been embraced by…

Turkey surprised observers this week when it reversed course and approved Sweden’s bid to join Nato.

Researchers allege that Harvard Business School professor Francesca Gino manipulated data in four of her studies, including one on dishonesty.

The Financial Times reports that Apple's Vision Pro mixed-reality glasses are facing serious setbacks in production