• Inserisci Logo | Titolo

  • materialicons-sharp-1342
    Home
  • materialicons-sharp-1892
    About Us
  • materialicons-sharp-2607
    Dove siamo
  • materialicons-sharp-1191
    News & Avvisi
  • materialicons-sharp-1229
    I nostri eventi
  • materialicons-sharp-1971
    Contatti & Social
  • materialicons-sharp-817
    Multimedia


  • Optional services
  • Amazon
  • materialicons-outlined-2833
    Add-On (Option)
  • materialicons-sharp-2205
    Gestione Contenuti
  • materialicons-sharp-1365
    Designed by DIGCOM
[EN] Financial Times

The dark side of Japanese convenience stores

Rising wages and an ageing workforce put pressure on existing staff

Has Modi’s big tax reform worked?

Also in this newsletter: Bihar readies for elections, and T V Narendran’s mantra

Letter: Artificial intelligence may not be amenable to détente solutions

From Robert Holloway, Paris, France

Letter: One niggling omission in your Argentina analysis

From Leslie Lipschitz, Boston, MA, US

Palantir lifts 2025 sales outlook after posting strong quarterly growth

Peter Thiel’s data intelligence group says US involvement in global conflicts will create ‘opportunities’

Letter: Birmingham’s audit fiasco misses watchdog’s wary eye

From David Walker, Former Managing Director, Communications and Public Reporting, Audit Commission, London NW3, UK

China offers tech giants cheap power to boost domestic AI chips

Beijing introduces grants that slash energy bills by up to half for some of country’s largest data centres

Letter: Rake’s progress?

From Dora Henry, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, UK

Letter: Unbearable lightness of FT lunch guest’s thinking

From Sandro Macchietto, Professor of Process Systems Engineering, Director of Enterprise, Department of Chemical Engineering, Imperial College, London SW7, UK

Starbucks to sell majority stake in China business to Boyu Capital

Hong Kong-based private equity group to own up to 60% of new joint venture valued at $4bn

The Washington DC home that helped shape a nation

Beautifully preserved federal-style home of John F Kennedy hosted political gatherings during his presidential campaign

Starmer fuels expectations of income tax rise in the Budget

Prime minister tells Labour MPs he will reduce Britain’s national debt without making deep spending cuts

Call for ban on forever chemicals in UK drinking water

‘In the end it was evolve or die’

FT Crossword: Number 18,204

FirstFT: Singapore plans to turn Lee Kuan Yew’s residence into national monument

Also in today’s newsletter: OpenAI strikes deal with Amazon, and Israeli military’s former top lawyer arrested

Ørsted to sell half of world’s largest offshore wind farm to Apollo in $6.5bn deal

Investment in project off UK’s coast boosts Danish developer battling rising costs and political challenges

Inside Black Cube: how notorious intelligence firm rakes in client fees

Deposition with Black Cube co-founder details how firm profits from placing stories and prompting regulatory investigations

Fed’s Cook signals December rate cut is not a foregone conclusion

Central bank governor makes first public remarks since Donald Trump’s move to fire her

Kimberly-Clark risks migraine with Kenvue deal

A merger would create a consumer goods business with $32bn a year in sales

What are Rachel Reeves’ tax options in the Budget?

Chancellor examining wide range of measures in bid to fill fiscal hole of between £20bn and £30bn

UK welfare reform is unavoidable

Reforming the benefits system is vital to avoid ever-rising taxes

Police look at train attack suspect’s possible link to other knife crimes

Cambridgeshire officers were alerted on three occasions about man with knife in Peterborough before mass stabbing

Pfizer files second lawsuit to block Novo Nordisk’s $9bn Metsera bid

Novo and Metsera deny Pfizer’s arguments

Fascinating tales behind country and folk classics by Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash and more