Should the UK spend less on pensioners and more on the younger generation? The FT’s Claer Barrett examines the case for scrapping the state pension triple lock — and why it could prove deeply controversial.
Brands including Chloé, Victoria Beckham and Coach are set to recover less than 15p in the £ after the luxury department store chain went into administration owing £270mn to unsecured creditors.
The FT's retail correspondent Laura Onita explains why Frasers’ purchase of Harvey Nichols has caused unease among both suppliers and staff.
After fears over AI technology burst into the open, the leaders of Silicon Valley's biggest AI companies called for a slowdown in the technology's development.
Unhedged hosts Katie Martin and Robert Armstrong ask what's behind these calls and what it means for the AI stock market mania.
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The US Federal Reserve has raised rates for the first time since 2023 and signalled that it is prepared to take further steps to curb inflation as chair Kevin Warsh defies Donald Trump’s calls for low borrowing costs
AI automates individual tasks rather than whole jobs succeeding at complex software tasks while struggling to fully replace white-collar workers. So how capable is the technology really?
John Burn-Murdoch explains at the link in our bio.
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The world is experiencing a record number of conflicts, just as governments retreat from international aid and diplomacy to leave a more politically fragmented international landscape in their wake.
That is the view of David Miliband, the former UK foreign secretary and president of the International Rescue Committee, in conversation with host Gideon Rachman. They...
