Oil touches three-month low after Trump says US close to Iran deal
Stocks and government bonds make gains on hopes energy shock could ease
SpaceX is cheap on a price-to-cosmos ratio
Terrestrial valuations don’t apply when it comes to Elon
Former star bond investor Ken Leech pleads guilty to obstructing probe
Trial on charges of ‘cherry picking’ profitable trades for favoured portfolios was scheduled to begin on Monday
SpaceX shares set to soar in historic Wall Street debut
Early quotes from US exchange Nasdaq show stock is indicated to open almost 30% higher
BlackRock private credit fund honours less than 40% of redemption requests
The firm’s $13bn HPS Corporate Lending Fund limits withdrawals for a second consecutive quarter
Elon Musk is a real-life Bond villain
The X owner is using his platform to amplify extremist opponents of multiculturalism in Britain
UK demand for SpaceX shares ‘like nothing we have seen before’, say platforms
Two-fifths of UK applicants received fewer shares than they asked for at the record-breaking IPO
The best books of the week
From Iran to ‘dad bods’ and Jeremy Hunt on UK growth. Plus Stanford’s ties to Big Tech, Marcel Theroux on Cambodia’s looted art — and Pilita Clark’s pick of environment titles
FT Weekend Magazine Crossword Number 797
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Axa chief Thomas Buberl: ‘We need to adjust our definition of war’
The insurance boss on the risks of social fragmentation, why Europe needs a sovereign wealth fund — and putting ‘my Germanness’ aside
UK data suggests demand weakness leads inflation risks for BoE rate-setters
Consumers expect prices to rise in the coming months but businesses appear more hesitant given weak demand
Police officer under criminal investigation over alleged use of AI
Derbyshire Police says officer probed over allegations of perverting the course of justice
Corporate climate scheme SBTi walks delicate tightrope with new rule book
Revised Corporate Net-zero Standard faces criticism over renewable energy rules
Contrapposto by Dave Eggers — in defence of art without ambition
Eggers explores the rewards of the creative life and the compromises of artistic success in this unashamedly old-fashioned novel
ECB stands ready to raise rates again, says Bundesbank boss
Joachim Nagel signals rate-setters will keep ‘all our options open’
The Brexit Effect — postmortem finds neither triumph nor closure
A decade after the referendum, Anthony Seldon’s anthology finds Britain still trapped between the promises and impact of splitting from the EU
Can robots build new towns — and other blue-sky thinking
AI, airfields and architectural neuroimmunology were at the centre of ‘big ideas’ powering discussions at a recent housing summit. Will they follow through?
Mini Crossword Number 113
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Can We Be Rich Again? — Jeremy Hunt on how to fix the UK economy
The former chancellor delivers a convincing, optimistic and detailed blueprint for growth — and a candid assessment of his own time in government
Binary Puzzle Number 113
David Hockney, painter, 1937-2026
From his hedonistic LA pictures to Normandy iPad drawings, the virtuoso artist stood out for his democratic appeal and accessibility