Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen — Netflix’s wedding horror piles on the clichés
This eerie series about a young couple is let down by far-fetched storytelling
A CPU crunch and Alibaba’s latest chip
The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times
The peace trade
What’s in store for the markets postwar
Now and forever, a stockpicker’s market
Stocks for the looong run
FTAV’s further reading
Space; war; stablecoin; privates; influence; WFH; intelligence; nonfiction; AI; Ig Nobels
EU parliament to back US trade deal with safeguards on Trump tariffs
Also in this newsletter: Giorgia Meloni’s reshuffle, and new deportation rules
Israel strikes Iran while Gulf countries intercept drones
‘Glimmer of hope’ over US-Iran talks, China says, as Trump insists negotiations ongoing
FirstFT: Russia sending drones to Iran, says western intelligence
Also in today’s newsletter: Ferrari flies supercars to Gulf and SpaceX boosts IPO ambitions
European Central Bank hopes to look through energy price shock
Read the March forecast from the FT’s Monetary Policy Radar team
Transcript: Investors try to stay ahead of Trump’s Iran moves
Marc Filippino speaks to George Steer and Brooke Masters
Transcript: Hungary’s pivotal election
Gideon Rachman speaks to Zsuzsanna Végh
FT 1000: Europe’s Fastest-Growing Companies
The 2026 ranking highlights the businesses that are flourishing in uncertain times. From financial services driving growth in London to a personalised dog food brand in Italy. Plus the role of venture capital and France’s tech hub success
Paul Weiss, its star client and Epstein
The DoJ’s Epstein files reveal just how far law firm chair Brad Karp was willing to go for his most important client
Battersea Power Station held talks over sale of land at centre of dispute
Discussions took place before the FT reported that the site’s former CEO had raised concerns about valuations
Don’t let your employer pocket your pension fund surplus
Some schemes are sitting on excess funds averaging £50,000 per member
Ferrari flies personalised supercars to super-rich Middle East buyers
Premium manufacturers keep delivering to lucrative customers despite sea freight disruption
Why Takaichi sees opportunity amid Trump’s Pearl Harbor chaos
The president’s shocking comment could be helpful for a prime minister seeking radical transformation of Japan
Donald Trump vs the oil market
US president appears to make abrupt policy pivots based on swings in crude prices
EY sets aside record £188mn for fines and legal claims
Filings show Big Four firm has added to pot of cash as it battles multiple probes linked to quality of its audit work
Banks face a new triple threat: Iran, AI and private credit
Bigger issues will keep casting a shadow over European lender’s stocks
Chinese pig prices lowest in 16 years
Pork prices are also plummeting after hog farmers dramatically expanded production
Iraq’s economy teeters as oil sales collapse due to Iran war
Crude exports have fallen by more than 70% leading to a major shortfall in the state budget
Bidders circle as EDF’s renewable assets in the US go on sale
KKR, Clearway Energy and LS Power among groups interested in acquiring French group’s American clean energy business
The spectre of stagflation
War in Iran threatens to hit growth and confidence, deepen governments’ unpopularity and hurt public finances