Hillary Clinton on China, Putin and the threat to US democracy
The one-time Democratic presidential candidate speaking at the FT Weekend Festival in Washington DC
The one-time Democratic presidential candidate speaking at the FT Weekend Festival in Washington DC
Legal & General and Amundi say antimicrobial resistance poses a wider economic threat
Investment grade bond issuance so far this month is more than double last May’s levels
Joe Biden returns from the Japan G7 summit to once again try to resolve the debt ceiling impasse
Managing mindfully is increasingly on the curriculum as business schools explore unusual approaches to leadership
Leaders must take control of their inner world to change the one beyond, a professor says
From ranking challenges to AI in class, sustainability and alternative thinking on leadership
European providers dominate the open-enrolment and custom course tables — with striking exceptions
Deal is first tie-up between a ‘magic circle’ group and an American rival in more than 20 years
Plant growers say long-delayed controls will add £42mn a year in red tape and business expenses, for little gain
US president optimistic Beijing and Washington will move beyond row over ‘silly balloon’
Nationalists beat projections to take 144 of the 462 council seats in local elections
A new bill has made concrete the debate over the role of government regulation
The British novelist whose swagger and love of literary pyrotechnics produced dazzling, sardonic prose
Wall Street forecasts are now even more optimistic than Beijing’s unreachable growth target
Germany’s success in ending reliance on Russian gas is just one example of Europe’s adaptability and resilience
Hoping for delays to post-Brexit rules is not a strategy, particularly for British automakers
Abu Dhabi-owned side on track for historic treble if they win FA Cup and Champions League
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Leaders fail to set cut-off points as Japan and Germany prevail
Workcations are a compromise, but one downside is that workplace worries invade at least one part of the trip away
Mohamed Bazoum says Paris’s counterterror efforts have been unfairly maligned because of anti-western ‘propaganda’
Data for 2022 is due out in the coming week and analysts expect it to set a new record
Some worry that further loosening of rules will sow division and erode country’s identity
Schools and universities are using ChatGPT in the classroom, but will it devalue the fundamentals of learning?