Morgan Stanley wealth management boosted by SpaceX millionaires
Investment bank becomes latest to shatter forecasts on back of AI boom
Thames Water warns over long-term future
Utility says it can survive 12 months but cautions that liquidity may fall short before recapitalisation
SpaceX bond yields rocket towards junk
Won’t someone think of the bondholders?
Billionaire Drahi’s Altice International accused of defaulting on €2bn of debt
Creditors say transactions that moved assets out of their reach breached borrowing terms
Zelenskyy expected to remove Ukraine’s popular defence minister
Moderniser behind country’s drone development at risk of being ousted in cabinet reshuffle after just six months in post
Buffett describes Gates’s relationship with Epstein as ‘distasteful’
Billionaire Berkshire chair says he could ‘picture’ himself making a similar mistake in choosing associates
What Wisconsin socialists tell us about the Democratic fightback
The gubernatorial primary is a test bed for a radical pitch to voters in Midwest Trump country
UK’s biggest pub landlord probed over treatment of tenants
Watchdog has ‘reasonable grounds’ to suspect company has broken rules over so-called beer tie
One answer to EU strategic autonomy is orbiting overhead
The Galileo satellite programme offers a model for funding joint defence projects and creating joint revenues
The energy transition’s last mile
Lenders and investors are starting to fund households’ adoption of renewable technology
Lucky — Anya Taylor-Joy stars in a confident cat-and-mouse thriller
The actor plays a career criminal on the run from the FBI, gangsters and her in-laws in this Apple TV show
The finishing school for fashion superstars
An unassuming arts and design institute in Brussels has produced some of the world’s most influential fashion designers of the past four decades
Top US lawmaker demands briefing from Nandy on ‘news prominence’ plan
Jim Jordan warns culture secretary on UK move to force social media companies to boost trusted news
The Past Pursues Us Like Detectives, Debt Collectors, Thieves — a noir tale of small-town Mexico
Juan Pablo Villalobos’s unsettling sixth novel blurs fact and fiction, and past and present in a setting where crime hovers at the fringes
EU set to fine Google hundreds of millions of euros
Decisions will test whether the EU can police digital markets without reigniting tensions with Washington
The US just passed the biggest housing law in 36 years. Will it help?
Inside supply-side changes to the American market
Ukraine to buy Chinese drone parts with EU funds
Brussels allows Kyiv to use part of €6bn tranche for items in short supply in Europe
BlackRock assets rise to record $15.3tn
Second-quarter net income at US-based asset manager jumped 20% to $1.9bn amid capital markets boom
The balloon pant trend is blowing up
A current street-style favourite, these voluminous harem trousers have their origins in India and the Middle East
Goldman’s Ruemmler to testify to Congress about Epstein ties
Lawyer is latest ex-Wall Street executive to be grilled over links to late child sex offender
EU readies crisis team for China rare earths stand-off
Crisis team will prepare for possible trade conflict when truce expires in October
A new economic order will be built piece by ad hoc piece
Traditional trade deals will not address geopolitical concerns
LA is a superb museum city — and easier to navigate than you think
The city’s collections of art and artefacts are world-class, as are the buildings that house them
UK entry to EU loan scheme for Ukraine is ‘template’ for future deals, says bloc envoy
Pedro Serrano tells FT that London and Brussels are in ‘the phase of winning’, 10 years on from Brexit vote