We use cookies for a number of reasons, such as keeping FT Sites reliable and secure, personalising content and ads, providing social media features and to analyse how our Sites are used.
Your guide to a disrupted world
Add this topic to your myFT Digest for news straight to your inbox
Untangling national security and strategic economic concerns around Newport Wafer Fab will be tough
Weeks after London pitched itself as a ‘global hub’, market disorder further muddies debate over regulation
Derogatory comments towards women in business have had too much airtime elsewhere
The UK still doesn’t have enough logistics space, despite concern caused by ecommerce group’s pause to its expansion
ScottishPower’s boss is right to call for more action to help protect households this winter
Companies work out how to manage staff sickness after Covid rules ease
It would be perverse to replace the supposed democratic deficit of the EU with another homegrown one
Government must fix the basics of how the market is overseen even if it fails to institute radical change
Regulator has floated a radical simplification — but a bit of complexity can be a good thing
The upcoming vote could be a litmus test for those who profess to be champions of ESG
Nutrition and beauty group’s confirmation of takeover approaches overshadows pressures on its business
Pandemic boom in online food delivery has not helped make $7.3bn acquisition any more appetising
After winning support to keep its coal, the miner once again faces opposition to its climate transition strategy
A plan that is heavy on long-term targets and light on near-term action fails to address demand or delivery
Regulators are set to review the London Metal Exchange’s suspension of nickel trading but should also ask questions of themselves
Possibility of another delay to imposing full import checks on products coming from the EU contrasts with previous rhetoric
Volatility triggered by war in Ukraine brings a chance to force corporate investment in decarbonisation
Chancellor’s Spring Statement made no mention of the once-trumpeted Plan for Growth — and that is part of the problem
Companies, like households, got negligible support for near-term pressures and few answers on longer-term priorities
Government’s plan will be challenge for Treasury but it’s no bad thing, if done properly
Active stewardship at the FTSE 250 investment house does not appear to extend to its chair Gareth Penny
From domestic fossil fuels to defence, the ESG movement is grappling with shifting priorities
Chinese steel producer has upended global nickel market with bearish bet that backfired
Financial strains tend to reveal regulatory complacency and failure. The LME’s nickel snafu is no exception
Slow progress in taking action against prominent Russians is prompting a debate about law, resources and decision-making
International Edition
