Investors boost bets for Fed rate rise after bumper US jobs report
World’s biggest economy adds 172,000 jobs in May in sign labour market is ‘turning the corner’
Nasdaq tumbles 4% as shares in chip and memory groups sink
Rising expectations of a Federal Reserve rate increase send US bond yields rising sharply
European airlines sit on €3.2bn in unpaid delay compensation
FT calculations show just a fraction of €18bn due since 2011 has been paid out
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Lucy Fisher talks to Stephen Bush, Miranda Green and Chris Smyth
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Meta weighs big equity raising after blockbuster Google deal
Facebook parent could sell tens of billions of dollars in new stock as it seeks to finance AI infrastructure
Parents force Starmer into embracing social media ban
Prime minister set to announce restrictions this month despite previous opposition
Burnham aims to boost social housing if he becomes prime minister
Labour leadership hopeful sees way to funnel billions of pounds into sector while adhering to party’s fiscal rules
The ethical dilemmas of AI
How we address the revolution is a question of how we manage its uncertainties
UK ministers consider lowering university fees for EU students
Concession would sweeten deal as Starmer looks to get British companies under EU’s ‘economic security’ umbrella
US demands tougher rules for car parts in Mexico trade talks
Washington wants to reduce Chinese supplies from North America’s vehicles while increasing American content
Raspberry Pi surges as investors bet on hardware linked to AI boom
UK maker of tiny low-cost computers expects ‘robust demand’ to push unit sales above 4mn in first half
Bond investors bet Colombia’s ‘Tiger’ will slash public spending
Rightwing populist Abelardo de la Espriella goes into second-round presidential vote
Rate cut red card
US labour market strength has kicked Fed rate cuts into touch
Steve Hilton, Tory aide turned California’s would-be governor
The expat David Cameron adviser is seeking to follow in Arnold Schwarzenegger’s footsteps
Ten years after Brexit: can the UK deliver change?
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Krishna — a John Tavener opera premieres, with help from King Charles
Debuting at Grange Park Opera, this posthumous work is full of colour and movement, but may be an acquired taste
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Like doomscrolling IRL — Are You Watching? at the Royal Court
The effects of voyeurism, violent porn and deepfakes are laid uncomfortably bare in Georgie Dettmer’s sharp new play
Bitcoin tumbles after Strategy sale unnerves crypto traders
Cryptocurrency is heading for biggest weekly loss since November 2022
Trump-run Kennedy Center took $2mn from ‘fake CIA operative’, lawsuit alleges
Donation by alleged conman follows accusations of cronyism and corruption at Washington’s top performing arts centre
‘Staggering’ Irish slump pushes Eurozone economy into reverse
Economists say Ireland’s GDP ‘impossible’ to predict because of cross-border flows from multinationals
Mike Ashley’s Frasers seeks Big Four auditor after push to improve governance
Retail group has tried to professionalise after previously struggling to find a firm to sign off its accounts
Franklin’s Western Asset Management agrees $100mn settlement with SEC
Deal with Wall Street watchdog resolves civil investigation as fund manager’s former star trader awaits criminal trial