One of Germany’s richest families has revived plans to list its holdings of two of the best known retailers in central Europe ...

Momentum in the art market might be limited, but art from India and South Asia is one area that is gaining ground. Powered by ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Good cosmetics and clever tailoring can work wonders, though not miracles. Investors’ reaction to the mooted ...

Interest rates are still at 3.75 per cent rather than close to zero, meaning that the BoE is not now operating accommodative ...

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is meeting top Algerian officials on Wednesday in a bid to secure alternative gas supplies amid the severe disruptions caused by the war in t ...

It hardly feels like the right moment to push for private credit to become bigger. Warnings of “cockroaches” have abounded after a series of high-profile bankruptcies, including of US car parts maker ...

Oil and gas companies including Norway’s Equinor and a lobby group backed by Shell, TotalEnergies and ConocoPhillips have backed calls for the EU to drop an effective ban on future drilling in the ...

Arm expected $25bn in annual revenue in five years’ time, roughly five times its current sales, Haas told the FT. He said the ...

US hedge fund Millennium Management is exploring ways to settle staff who do not want to return to Dubai in Jersey, as some ...

Asian Development Bank promises funding for worst-affected nations and financing for companies in region to buy oil ...

Rates were nearly universally kept on hold and communications made it clear that they are all just as much in the dark about ...

The writer is director of the Cambridge Cybercrime Centre and professor of emergent harms at the University of Cambridge When ...