Financial Times

The Financial Times reports that the US Federal Reserve may have to maintain high interest rates longer than expected.

The Financial Times reports TikTok’s US revenues hitting $16bn despite future uncertainties.

The Financial Times reveals a record low in the House of Commons’ average working day since 1997, now at seven hours and nine minutes.

The Financial Times discloses secret discussions between US and Iranian officials to halt Houthi rebel attacks on Red Sea vessels.

The Financial Times highlights the unexpected rise in US inflation to 3.

The Financial Times reports that Telegram, with its 900 million users, is nearing profitability and a potential stock market listing.

The Financial Times reveals a poll indicating Americans’ growing economic optimism, yet reluctance to credit President Biden.

The Financial Times reports on Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s cancellation of a £200m social housing project, impacting local councils.

The Financial Times highlights the chancellor’s national insurance cut as a strategic budget move to undermine Labour’s polling lead.