Affluent alumni and businesses should contribute more to university funding to help mitigate rising anger over student loans and the UK government’s clampdown on international recruitment, the head of ...

Simply sign up to the Aerospace & Defence myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Japan is growing increasingly doubtful about the UK’s commitment to their joint fighter development programme ...

As we approach the fourth week of the war in the Middle East, hopes for a short conflict are slipping away. Deeper worries ...

Jay Powell says that “independence and integrity are inseparable” in the wake of another attack from Donald Trump on the Federal Reserve chair. The US president labelled Powel ...

OpenAI plans to almost double its headcount by the end of the year as it accelerates a push to sell to businesses and gain ground on rival Anthropic in a race for a market worth hundreds of billions ...

The European Commission has urged member states to lower gas storage targets and gradually begin filling their reserves in a bid to reduce demand, after the Iran war hit critical suppliers and ...

Kathy Ruemmler to step down as the bank’s general counsel at the end of June ...

Robert Mueller, the former FBI director who was appointed in 2017 to lead a federal investigation into allegations of collusion between Russia and Donald Trump’s first president ...

Ahead of a long overdue London show, the artist on her energetic process, returning to her homeland, and becoming a maker of ...

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