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[EN] Financial Times

Burnham failed to end rough sleeping as a mayor — can he succeed as PM?

Charities who worked with him in Greater Manchester believe PM enters Number 10 understanding what drives the crisis

Impatient yacht owners make for a hot new asset class

Marinas tick the ‘dependable cash flow’ box with relative ease and come with plenty of room for improvement

Career satisfaction in an uncertain world? Dream on

Children’s cute job hopes look unattainable, but they are still worth encouraging

UK state subsidies soar as post-Brexit grants boost energy projects

Government backing climbs to £114bn in year to March, more than double the previous 12 months

Turkey’s cyber law shifts sweeping powers to presidency

Move raises concern about ‘absolute digital obedience’ among social media and gaming platforms

Hargreaves Lansdown orders staff back to office

UK’s biggest DIY investment platform calls employees back to the workplace three days a week

France faces budget showdown as presidential election looms

Minister David Amiel urges opposition to help cut deficit and not leave mess for next leader

Investors return to European stocks as strong earnings lift Iran war gloom

Companies in the Stoxx Europe 600 are on track to deliver a 22% increase in profits in the second quarter

How a made-up agency found its way into Nigeria’s budget

Alleged head of fictional investment council was allocated government funding and met top officials

‘Don’t underestimate us’: German shipbuilder boss steers TKMS to large order wins

Despite a series of deals, Oliver Burkhard stresses the importance of ‘prudent growth’ with a focus on delivery

The Bayeux Tapestry loan is a model for the Parthenon Marbles

Burnham has a chance to create a legislative carve-out that speeds the process of returning the artefacts to Greece

China’s monthly inflation cools as impact from Iran war eases

July CPI rises at slowest pace since January while factory-gate price growth decelerates

One of the world’s biggest coal producers battles to keep lights on

Indonesia’s attempt to contain prices at home has discouraged companies from supplying the local market

Deadly protests in Kashmir test Pakistan’s military rulers

Dozens killed in worst violence in region in decades

The bank behind China’s AI listings bonanza

CICC has become a dominant financier in Beijing’s drive to compete with US in tech race

Sunday Number 157: Numbers Puzzle

Tehran says US must ‘rectify its behaviour’ before Iran reopens strait

Senior security official wants Washington to pay compensation for war damage

Greg Abel finally puts Buffett’s cash pile to work

Berkshire Hathaway chief ends more than three-year selling streak as he ploughs a net $20bn into stocks

US Senate narrowly confirms Todd Blanche as US attorney-general

Vote follows tense fight that exposed bipartisan concerns about installing an ally of President Donald Trump

Solar eclipse threatens to tighten Europe’s electricity squeeze

Continent’s power system already under stress from heatwaves

First Brands urges court to approve bankruptcy settlement

Plan would fund lawsuits to pursue billions of dollars in claims arising from alleged fraud scheme at collapsed car-parts maker

Landmark crypto bill stalls in US Senate despite $225mn spending push

Lobby struggles to pass top priority in Congress as lawmakers spar over legislation

Pfizer grapples with ‘a world of hurt’ after Covid triumph

Sliding vaccine revenues and fears it overpaid for new drugs pile pressure on boss Albert Bourla

Spain reinstates border controls on Italy as tensions rise over migrants

Decision widens rift between Pedro Sánchez’s government and rightwing Italian premier Giorgia Meloni