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[EN] Financial Times

Most US voters say they are worse off under Trump — FT poll

Democrats lead Republicans on economy just months ahead of midterm elections

Harvey Nicks deal hints at department stores’ hidden potential

Services won’t restore the golden age but could give young shoppers a reason to return

World’s largest carmakers seek to avert motor oil crisis

Shortage of Group III base oils prompts auto manufacturers to turn to new blends

Are Americans making peace with the spectre of socialism?

Democratic socialist candidates are winning primary battles as voters turn to progressive policies

European companies count the costs and gains of extreme heat

Businesses flagged effects of extreme heat, drought and wildfires on a record share of earnings calls in recent weeks

Miner Ferrexpo caught up in dispute between oligarch and Kyiv

Iron ore group is trying to raise cash while sanctions-hit shareholder fights to maintain his stake

The Italian university benefiting from the post-Brexit student shift

Bocconi is among the institutions filling the gap as European undergraduates avoid higher UK fees

UK housebuilder profits set to fall 12% as ‘relentless grind’ drags on

Profits forecast to decline this year as developers resort to bulk sales to shift homes in sluggish market

Can we stop with the public ‘blasterbating’, actually?

It is now hard to take public transport without having to endure the sound of someone else’s smartphone speaker

Best wishes, bye for now, cheers!

Your email sign-off tells the world so much more than many of us know

BlackBerry: From phone dinosaur to tech champion

A decade after the disappearance of its handsets, the company’s future rests on car and security software

Malaysia profits from data centre boom

Southeast Asian country emerges as key AI hub in boost for its economy

Singapore Inc hopes AI access will stop finance high-flyers moving to Hong Kong

Close relations with both US and China mean the latest AI models are easily accessible in the city-state

Sunday Number 158: US Puzzle

Israeli strikes kill 11 in Lebanon two months into truce

Attacks were ‘response to an action’ by Hizbollah, says Israeli military

US aircraft carrier furore is emblem of growing disquiet over Iran war

Reports of poor conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln coincide with depleting stocks of both weapons and voter support

Ukraine left exposed as Patriot launchers run empty

Kyiv’s military momentum at risk as dwindling interceptor stocks leave it vulnerable to Russia’s winter campaign

Burnham calls for ‘reflection’ over death of Jason Arday

Family of Cambridge’s youngest-ever Black professor say ‘campaign of misinformation’ was ‘too much’

Labour’s rental reforms disrupt student market and lengthen lettings process

Renters’ Rights Act locks international students out of housing market while pushing prospective tenants into double rents

South Korea’s inverse correlation

Kospi down, won up

What the Lakers’ $12.5bn sale says about sports ownership

Also in today’s newsletter: what Liverpool’s new shareholders bring and more

Modi promises free exam coaching after India’s ‘cockroach’ protests

Prime minister vows to ease financial pressures facing youth in independence day address

China poised to lift travel ban on Manus founders

Chief executive Xiao Hong plans to return to Singapore as AI company nears resolution of Meta separation

Traders are spoiling for a fight over the yen

After historic US-Japan intervention on the currency, the risk of market ructions is again rising