Maha split shows all is not well with Kennedy’s US health revolution
Republicans worry Make America Healthy Again is an electoral liability while activists claim it has abandoned its values
The EU needs a clearer strategy for partners like Canada
Bloc should define what it can offer to prosperous fellow democracies
Burnham signals he will fight election on tax rises to fund social care reform
Prime minister says shake-up would be ‘hard’ to do in current parliament
Investors pursue Dubai investment group over missing payments
AIX accused of having skipped or delayed payouts on bond-like products offering double-digit annual returns
Northern Ireland in tense stand-off as protests stall Orange Order parade
March unable to proceed as police say they cannot facilitate Protestant route down largely Catholic road
‘Hope again’: Burnham returns to Labour conference to sell his vision
Party leader will rely on keynote speech in Liverpool to maintain momentum early in premiership
The rules of AI etiquette
Just because a bot can do something for you doesn’t mean it should
Swiss voters to decide fate of centuries-old neutrality policy
A Yes vote would bar the country from co-operating with military alliances unless attacked
Value of old supertankers soars past new builds as market goes ‘bananas’
As freight rates soar, vessel prices are being determined by how quickly a ship can be delivered to buyers
Big dreams and tiny revenue are the new norm for AI IPOs
The nature of the AI boom and the size of valuations make the contrast between ambition and income more striking
The UK’s IMF bailout has things to teach us 50 years on
A different Healey may be chancellor but he faces a set of parallel challenges
Europe braces for LNG tug of war with Asia
Competition for cargoes could intensify in coming months as EU gas stores are at record lows
Private credit turmoil eases as investor withdrawals slow
‘Too early to call the bottom’ but redemption requests from retail investors fall
Gold-rich Nicaragua hands Chinese miners rights to a tenth of its land
Dozens of mining concessions deepen Beijing’s strategic foothold as it tussles with US for influence in Central America
US housing crunch puts private equity in midterm campaign crosshairs
FT analysis shows that institutional investors are being blamed for soaring costs
The west London high street fighting against bookies and chicken shops
Residents’ campaign to diversify Uxbridge Road comes as prime minister pledges to tackle UK’s ‘hollowed out’ neighbourhoods
South Korea bets big on AI for all
Deputy prime minister is an unabashed evangelist for the technology even as some fear it could pose catastrophic risks
US withdrawal from Iraq ‘shameful’, Kurdish leader says
Iraqi Kurdistan’s prime minister tells FT that departure of American troops leaves them vulnerable to Iranian attack
Armani to kick off stake sale talks with LVMH and L’Oréal
Fashion company to meet French groups and EssilorLuxottica in accordance with wishes of late founder Giorgio Armani
De Beers bets on a taste for the real to restore diamonds’ sparkle
Chief executive believes cultural shift back to ‘natural’ products can help it battle lab-grown rivals
The executives going ‘fractional’, not freelance
Some workers are choosing to be embedded at a senior level in several companies at a time
Big companies warn lack of ‘AI openness’ could hit investment in Europe
Multinationals evaluating countries’ approach to AI before making expansion plans, say executives
Amazon’s $3bn bet on fast deliveries
Local and foreign groups wage bruising and costly war to lead ultra-competitive race