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[EN] Financial Times

Art of the exit: is there a right way for CEOs to quit?

Despite careful choreography for succession, even best-laid plans often unravel

China investment falls for third straight month

Deepening decline feeds concerns over growth in world’s second-biggest economy

Hong Kong convicts Jimmy Lai in national security trial

Billionaire media boss found guilty on charges of conspiring to commit sedition and foreign collusion

Australia to review gun laws after 15 die in attack on Jewish festival

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says country will do more to combat antisemitism

Conservative hardliner wins Chile’s presidency in election landslide

José Antonio Kast will be country’s most rightwing president in 35 years of democracy

Letter: Europe needs a Schengen for its securities sector

From Hugh Simpson and Justė Pačkauskaitė

Letter: Hegseth invokes fog of war from his office in Virginia

From William McClain, Rockville, MD, US

Letter: Westminster manoeuvring: take a comic opera punt!

From John Tippler, Spalding, Lincolnshire, UK

Letter: America’s surveillance state has its upsides

From Jonathan Brewer, New York, NY, US

Letter: Reparations loan looks like legal game-playing

From Todd L Pittinsky, Port Jefferson, NY, US

Letter: A trade-off the Bank of England should avoid

From Jagjit S Chadha, Distinguished Professor, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge, UK

Letter: Trump’s data haul makes dangerous assumptions

From Frazer McKimm, Dublin, Ireland

Letter: Plaudits for Brussels’ new reporting requirements

From Jan Bouwens, Professor of Accounting, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands

A textile artist’s at-home studio

Transformed after a complex renovation, the three-storey living space is light filled and family friendly

UK plans curb on freeholders blocking broadband cabling in flats

Building owners would no longer be able to ‘unreasonably refuse’ upgrade requests from leaseholders

Russia is ‘exporting chaos’, new head of Britain’s spy agency MI6 warns

In her first public remarks since taking office, Blaise Metreweli will also say that UK support for Ukraine is ‘enduring’

UK can ‘lead the world’ on crypto, says City minister

Britain’s new regulatory regime will take effect in the second half of 2027

UK property asking prices down £2,000 from a year ago

Average price of a home coming to market in the four weeks to December 6 fell to £358,138, says Rightmove

FT Crossword: Number 18,239

FirstFT: Gunmen who killed 15 in Sydney attack on Jewish festival were father and son

Also in today’s newsletter: Ukraine offers to drop Nato membership demands and EU plans crackdown on ‘dangerous’ Chinese parcels

Gunmen accused of killing 15 at Sydney Jewish festival were father and son

International condemnation of Bondi Beach shooting which targeted people celebrating Hanukkah

Ukraine offers to drop Nato membership demands

Zelenskyy says Kyiv still needs US and European protection guarantees ahead of Berlin talks

France tries to delay EU-Mercosur trade deal

Paris says pact with four South American countries needs more work but unclear if it has enough support to block it

School IB economics: How China racked up a $1tn trade surplus

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