Financial Times

The Financial Times reveals that Goldman Sachs utilised a fund created with Chinese state money to acquire several UK and US companies, including a British government-used cybersecurity firm.

A failure in the UK’s air traffic control system has resulted in widespread delays and cancellations, leaving thousands of passengers stranded, according to the Financial Times.

Western firms caution that China’s economic deceleration may adversely impact global trade, as noted by the Financial Times.

Jeremy Hunt addresses the surge in work absences due to mental health in his autumn statement, reports the Financial Times.

Financial Times communicates Putin’s confirmation of Wagner head Yevgeny Prigozhin’s death post the recent crash.

Financial Times suggests Prigozhin’s plane may have been shot down, especially after a recent failed uprising.

The Financial Times draws attention to investor worries regarding UK chip firm Arm’s ties with China, amidst increasing economic and political tensions.

The Financial Times reports that Britain’s biggest firms’ bosses received a 16% pay rise on average last year, exacerbating the wage gap between executives and staff.

The Financial Times discusses Beijing’s intent to expand BRICS at a Johannesburg summit, aiming to rival the G7.