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[EN] Financial Times

Cyber attack on UK’s largest airport group exposes data of 8.7mn customers

Manchester Airports Group is latest British company to be hit by large-scale hack

Minutes from ECB’s July meeting more positive on inflation outlook

Lack of second-round inflation effects will not stop central bank from raising interest rates again in September

Humanoid robots will be useful, just not as we imagined

Bipedal robots may look impressive doing tricks on YouTube, but the real value lies with their less flashy, highly functional industrial cousins

Flat owners win ‘right to manage’ case at UK Supreme Court

Lawyers say ruling strips freeholders of a powerful tool to derail resident-led takeovers

AI’s hacking capabilities are severely underestimated

It is now startlingly easy to put together a cheap and destructive cyber attack

Kevin Warsh’s peculiar challenge

Plus, Canadian fury at Donald Trump’s tariffs mounts

ECB will return to data dependence after a September rate rise

Read the August forecast from the FT’s Monetary Policy Radar team

US corporate intelligence firm drops legal claim against sanctioned oil trader

Arkin Group says it was deceived by a client accused of posing as a CIA spy in latest twist with Dutchman Niels Troost

Autumn can’t come soon enough for home sellers

The housing market is highly seasonal — and understanding that might be the key to getting the best deal

‘It’s like playing on concrete’: drought leaves sports pitches across England unplayable

Rugby and football matches postponed as dry weather affects grassroots and amateur sports with fewer resources

UK asylum claims drop sharply as ministers curb hotel use

Decline of 21% in year to June reflects fall in small-boat arrivals via English Channel

Jes Staley told Congress it was ‘incredible’ Epstein’s abuse continued after jail

Former JPMorgan banker who went on to be CEO of Barclays appeared before Congress in July

Is AI making workers more vulnerable?

A new study could be the missing link between reports that AI is leading employers to rethink roles and the dearth of evidence on job displacement

Can the City of London remain a leading financial centre?

Join a webinar exclusively for FT subscribers on September 23 and send us your questions now and on the day

HMRC reports record capital gains tax haul after Reeves’ rate rise

Data shows £24.2bn in receipts for the 2024/25 tax year, an 89% increase on previous year

FirstFT: Nvidia projects 70% strong growth next year

Also in this newsletter: Nepal’s devastating flood and Harvard’s European outpost

The US Army’s $2bn push into the nuclear power race

The military awarded contracts to five companies to build and operate first-of-a-kind nuclear microreactors at five bases across the country

I Must Be Dreaming — Alabama Shakes return stranger and more energised than ever

After critical acclaim and a performance at the White House, this is the band’s first release in over a decade

Private equity carried interest payouts soared ahead of UK tax changes

Jump to £5.4bn suggests a flurry of activity ahead of tax overhaul by Labour government

Up to 1,300 people missing after Nepal flood disaster

China warns of risk of further landslides as huge rescue effort gets under way

Askar Baitassov explores the spas, Soviet design and sausages of Almaty

The restaurateur offers a guide to the Kazakh city

Why not give the Elf a spin?

Solar-powered pedals – plus other sun-energy tech

The battle plans in Trump’s tariff wars look more witless each time

Canada was right to resist US intimidation

‘Neets’ numbers dip below 1mn as Burnham prepares fresh push on welfare reform

Figures on 16- to 24-year-olds out of work and education remain at second-highest level in almost 13 years