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• Thursday, 20 March, 2025
  The Big Read

  How Jeff Bezos made peace with Maga

  In the past year, the Amazon founder has executed a sharp public reversal in his relationship with the president that has surprised even longtime associates

  
• Thursday, 20 March, 2025
  Italian economy

  Italy’s paper hub loses its story, page by page

  Fabriano’s struggles symbolise industrial decline amid high energy and labour costs

  
• Thursday, 20 March, 2025
  News in-depthIsrael-Hamas war

  Israel’s ‘forever war’ stretches IDF to the limit

  Reservists warn of growing attrition as country moves closer to renewed full-scale conflict in Gaza

  
• Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
  Style

  The big business of perfume dupes

  Consumers are increasingly swapping luxury perfumes for affordable ‘inspired by’ imitations

  
• Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
  ExplainerBatteries

  BYD’s 5-minute charge: is time running out for electric-vehicle rivals?

  Chinese carmaker’s second shock announcement of the year could put others out of business, say analysts

  
• Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
  Janan Ganesh

  Europe is only half-awake from its long sleep

  Talk of Donald Trump bringing the continent together is absurdly premature

  
• Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
  US foreign policy

  How Trump’s peacemaking ambitions unravelled

  US president is failing in his vow to end conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East

  
• Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
  The Big Read

  Has Goldman Sachs already chosen its next CEO?

  Many on Wall Street regard John Waldron as heir apparent to David Solomon. But a coronation may lead to an exodus of talent

  
• Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
  The Future of Aid

  The country that kicked out USAID

  Two decades after Eritrea expelled the American agency, other nations must now find a way to survive without it

  
• Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
  UK prime property

  Why is top-tier renting on the rise in London?   

  Despite paying upwards of £5,000 per week, many of the capital’s most affluent residents are choosing not to buy, but to rent

  
• Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
  Financial ThinkingJonathan Guthrie

  How to de-fang a fraudster

  Criminals don’t need to break into our homes, if they’re already in our heads

  
• Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
  News in-depthDonald Trump

  Is Donald Trump above the law?

  Legal experts say president’s willingness to defy America’s judiciary threatens a constitutional crisis

  
• Tuesday, 18 March, 2025
  News in-depthIsrael-Hamas war

  Why has Netanyahu renewed Israel’s offensive against Hamas?

  Israeli premier has been seeking to change terms of ceasefire deal, but critics say he has a personal interest in prolonging the war

  
• Tuesday, 18 March, 2025
  Tesla Inc

  Short sellers make $16bn profit from Tesla’s share price plunge

  Payday follows years of pain for hedge funds that bet against Elon Musk’s electric-car maker

  
• Tuesday, 18 March, 2025
  The Big Read

  The North Dakota court battle testing free speech in Trump’s America

  Greenpeace is being sued by oil group over demonstrations a decade ago. Campaigners say the future of legal protest is at stake

  
• Tuesday, 18 March, 2025
  News in-depthUK crime

  London expands CCTV network in ‘tech race against crime’

  Councils rush to tool up with AI cameras as police grapple with surge in street crime

  
• Tuesday, 18 March, 2025
  HTSI

  How the Maga beauty look swept America

  High and tight, tanned and ‘bronde’ – inside the new style rules of conservatism

  
• Tuesday, 18 March, 2025
  John Gapper

  Canary Wharf is turning organic in its drive to survive

  The finances of the London Docklands district have stabilised but it needs to transform quickly

  
• Tuesday, 18 March, 2025
  Sarah O'Connor

  Why do people keep buying printers they hate?

  A puzzling tale of capitalism and consumer psychology at a time of technological change

  
• Monday, 17 March, 2025
  Gideon Rachman

  How Trump could destroy his own political movement

  The US president and his followers are entering new and dangerous territory

  
• Monday, 17 March, 2025
  Sweden

  Swedish companies join forces to steer children away from gang crime

  Dozens of big businesses from Ikea to Spotify back youth job initiatives as country grapples with epidemic of violence

  
• Monday, 17 March, 2025
  News in-depthEU defence

  The costly end of Europe’s ‘peace dividend’

  Defence spending at 3.5% of GDP would have cost EU an extra $387bn a year since finish of cold war

  
• Monday, 17 March, 2025
  FT Globetrotter

  Obsessed with: London’s whole roast chicken craze

  It’s the hottest dish in town. Here’s where everyone’s flocking to find the tastiest and most succulent takes

  
• Monday, 17 March, 2025
  The Big Read

  How Jack Ma’s pivot to AI rehabilitated Alibaba

  The Chinese tech giant is establishing a lead in a fiercely competitive sector, and its billionaire founder is back in favour

  
• Monday, 17 March, 2025
  Artificial intelligence

  The AI chatbots offering workplace counsel

  Virtual mentors offer cheaper — but more limited — advice to executives