Uber makes first operating profit after racking up US$31.5b of losses
Financial Times: Uber reaches long-awaited landmark after years of heavy spending.
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Meta develops AI chatbots with personas
Financial Times: Facebook owner seeks to seize on AI hype, battle TikTok.
US stocks notch longest monthly winning streak in two years
Financial Times: Surge as investors seize on falling inflation and resilient growth.
Will there be enough cables for the clean energy transition?
Financial Times: Demand for the infrastructure is outstripping supply
Working from home is full of surprises
Financial Times: A lot of what we think we know about remote work is wrong.
How a southern Italian crime family’s reign ended in tragedy
Financial Times: Two shocking murders, 25 years apart, in fight to rule organised crime.
Drones strike towers in Moscow’s business district
Financial Times: 'Tech partisans' using 'asymmetric hybrid warfare techniques'.
Confidence grows that Federal Reserve can deliver a soft landing for US economy
Financial Times: Economists increasingly believe a recession can be avoided.
Federal Reserve raises US interest rates to highest level in 22 years
Financial Times: Central bank implements increase as inflation concerns linger.
UK billionaire Joe Lewis appears in US court on insider trading charges
Financial Times: Lewis, whose family owns Tottenham Hotspur, accused of tip-offs.
Spotify hit by cost of unwinding aggressive podcast push
Financial Times: Group suffers big overall loss in three months to end of June
Microsoft and Alphabet’s core businesses resilient as they brace for AI costs
Financial Times: Tech companies flag higher spending ahead.
How fentanyl changed the game for Mexico’s drug cartels
Financial Times: A highly profitable business feeds frenzied demand for synthetic opioid.
Quiet in a loud world: How I learnt to live with shyness
Financial Times: Shyish journalist Emma Jacobs investigates a complex character trait.
Are tattoos so mainstream there’s no need to cover them up in the office?
Financial Times: Most in your office may now be inked and some are probably earning more.
Opinion: Barbie is a rare winner in the corporate culture wars
Financial Times: American business finds itself increasingly in the cross hairs.
Indian ban on rice exports stokes fears of global food inflation
Financial Times: Action from India comes the same week as Russia targets wheat.
Director Christopher Nolan: ‘Oppenheimer is absolutely a cautionary tale’
FT: Director on streaming, strikes and why his atomic bomb biopic speaks to the age of AI.
Nasdaq drops more than 2% after Netflix and Tesla results disappoint
Financial Times: Tech-heavy index drops most since March as jitters emerge.
Employers wake up to the power of a staff nap
Financial Times: Groups from law firms to the NHS are seeking help for the overworked.
ChatGPT maker investigated by US regulators over AI risks
Financial Times: Probe over potential harm from chatbot’s fabricating information.
Opinion: The BBC’s coverage of their suspended star is a mistake
FT: If it's going to lead every news bulletin, why hasn’t the presenter been named?
‘Petulant’ Brad Pitt accused of ‘looting’ Provence vineyard he owned with Angelina Jolie
Financial Times: Divorced Hollywood stars’ legal battle over Château Miraval heats up.
Revolut’s US payment flaws allowed thieves to steal US$20 million
Financial Times: More problems for fintech as it waits for UK banking licence.
Deep-sea mining tussle pits some against China
Financial Times: Crunch talks amid drive to extract critical minerals from ocean depths.
Can China’s charm offensive with business ease US tensions?
Officials try to dispel thoughts of "decoupling" at economic gathering.
Musk sues top law firm over US$90m Twitter legal fee
Financial Times: Elite attorneys accused of engineering 'improper bonus payment'.
The Musk-Zuck ruck: Why we need more white-collar rumbles
OPINION: It's good that office fisticuffs are vanishingly rare.
Dutch government collapses after immigration dispute
Financial Times: Differences on asylum policy split PM Rutte’s coalition parties.
PwC scandal: Google tipped off on timing of Australian tax law
Financial Times: Tech group got confidential information in auditor’s widening scandal.
Edward Luce: The moral bankruptcy of Ivy League America
Financial Times: Rampant elitism shows frenzy on affirmative action is a red herring.
Why are interest rate rises not taming inflation?
Financial Times: Tight labour markets delay return to price stability around the world.
Toyota says solid-state battery breakthrough can halve cost and size
Financial Times: Breakthrough sparks ambitions to slash battery size, weight and cost.
How Ikea CEO Jesper Brodin dealt with unhappy customers
Financial Times: Furniture group's CEO invested in online business as rivals circled.