Financial Times

The Financial Times covers US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s warning of a potential “constitutional crisis” and economic catastrophe due to the debt ceiling issue.

Financial Times discusses the beginnings of Tory recriminations following significant losses in local elections.

The Financial Times reports that the European Central Bank has increased interest rates by a quarter percentage point.

The Financial Times highlights the London Stock Exchange chief’s statement that UK executives should receive higher pay to prevent companies from relocating abroad.

Leading The Times is the prime minister’s pledge that criminals will have “no hiding place” as a result of a ban on cold-calling for all financial products.

The Financial Times reports a significant drop in education sector shares, as investors speculate that artificial intelligence may disrupt existing business models.

The Financial Times covers JP Morgan’s acquisition of most of First Republic, following the second-largest bank failure in US history.

Financial Times covers the urgent rescue efforts underway for US bank First Republic as it teeters on the brink of receivership.

The Financial Times covers Brexit, noting that the government may abandon its goal of reviewing or scrapping all EU-era laws by year’s end.

The Financial Times discusses Activision’s response to UK competition regulator blocking Microsoft’s $75bn acquisition of the company.