Oregon-based company brings in retired executive Elliott Hill to turn around its performance
Famed investor subsequently apologises and deletes account on X
Officials say court lacks jurisdiction in case against Benjamin Netanyahu and defence minister
UK deputy prime minister is one of 7 Labour cabinet ministers who received donations and gifts from peer before election
The King of Pop’s legacy has generated $3bn since his death but remains overshadowed by child sex abuse claims
Move follows FT report on an audit clearing the carmaker of forced labour at its Xinjiang plant
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Venture groups believe ChatGPT-maker will eventually be the world’s dominant AI company and worth trillions of dollars
The musician on his world-beating Taylor Swift collaboration, and why the music industry is ‘scam after scam’
European Commission president says Kyiv can use money to fund its military in defence against Russian aggression
Trading house to announce as early as next week that head of gas, power and renewables will succeed Jeremy Weir
The franchise has inspired a flurry of fast-paced competitions designed to draw in untapped audiences, but the field is getting crowded
Shock, strange injuries and a powerful militant group in disarray: the impact of thousands of pager and walkie-talkie blasts
Billionaire’s satellite service is considered vital in remote areas but is coming under new scrutiny in Latin American country
The pillar of the direct-sales industry sought bankruptcy protection this week
Charles Hoskinson warns the former president’s proposed new digital assets platform could politicise the industry
This week, the FT wants to know your view on Labour’s plan for workplace reforms in the UK
Spate of attacks reignites concern among expatriates and companies about anti-Japanese sentiment
The impact of leveraged payouts examined
Jens Stoltenberg says bloc should not duplicate efforts with US-led military alliance
German carmaker lowers full-year outlook on weakness in Chinese demand
Dodgy donations, infrastructure challenges and anticipation of October’s ‘painful’ Budget weigh on party’s approval ratings
Public debt hits 100% of GDP in August as chancellor prepares for first Budget
Also in this newsletter: 20 EU member states call for deregulation
Japanese central bank’s hawkish move last month contributed to stock market sell-off and yen ‘carry trade’ collapse
Men’s education deficit is increasingly becoming an employment, earnings and outcomes gap, with significant repercussions
Chief executive Andy Jassy brushes off disgruntled staff with tough five-day office mandate
State-owned company that prosecuted postmasters needs to cut costs and offer better rewards
Tory leadership frontrunner says GDP figures ‘juiced up’ by arrivals