Financial Times

Financial Times announces that US President Joe Biden will seek a second term and asks for “time to finish the job”.

Financial Times notes Jeremy Hunt admitting corporate taxes are too high and businesses urging the government to fulfill promises to improve relations with the private sector.

FT Weekend reveals top business figures are canceling CBI memberships over a new sexual misconduct allegation.

The Financial Times features US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s caution against decoupling from China, emphasizing that national security measures aren’t intended to “stifle” its economy.

The Financial Times notes that the UK’s cost of living crisis persists, with inflation remaining above 10% in March.

The Financial Times reports a nearly 20% profit drop for Goldman Sachs as it scales back consumer banking operations.

The Financial Times reports that three big US financial groups experienced bank deposit outflows of almost $60 billion in the first quarter.

Financial Times reports that the Bank of England is considering overhauling its deposit guarantee scheme.

According to the FT Weekend, Elon Musk is launching an artificial intelligence start-up to compete with Open AI.

As Ernst & Young attempts to address “inefficiencies” in their business, bosses have warned partners they will experience further cost-cutting and staff departures.