Financial Times

A software glitch at Deutsche Bank has for almost a decade prevented some potentially suspicious transactions from being flagged to law enforcement authorities, Germany’s biggest bank has…

Authoritarian governments in Africa are using internet shutdowns as a new tool of repression as they strong-arm telecoms companies into flicking the off switch. Since the start of the…

Blackstone’s real estate business raced past the €200bn asset mark for the first time in 2018 in a surge that helped the New York-listed group keep its crown as the world’s largest property…

Trainline, the transport-booking app owned by US private equity group KKR, has announced its intention to float on the London Stock Exchange. The company is aiming for a valuation of…

Apple has pledged to be “clearer and more upfront” about iPhone battery health and performance, following a probe by the UK competition watchdog into a software update that caused the phones…

Sterling fell to fresh multi-month lows on Wednesday as Theresa May’s final gamble to force her Brexit deal through parliament met a wall of opposition. The pound fell 0.5 per cent on the…

Deutsche Bank chairman Paul Achleitner knows only too well how it feels to be on the receiving end of a full-throated German shareholder revolt. As a supervisory board member at Bayer,…

In May 2014, India’s Narendra Modi took charge of a nation, which — despite its young and ambitious population — was anxious and adrift after a period of macroeconomic instability,…

Where does deepening economic conflict between the US and China leave the rest of the world, especially historic allies of the US? In normal circumstances, the latter would stand beside it.…

Arsenal has the chance to lift its first European trophy in 25 years next week at the Europa League final in Baku, Azerbaijan. It also offers an opportunity for vindication of the London…