Prince Harry insists details about his private life did not come from friends
The royal is giving evidence under oath as part of a case against the publisher of the Daily Mail
Mark Carney on a world in rupture — and what comes next
‘Globalisation is over, but like-minded countries can still work together’
Emerging markets are a better gauge of investors’ mood than gold
US moves on Greenland may have boosted traditional havens such as precious metals but the developing world is on a roll
Trump coin price plunges 94% in a year as memecoin frenzy fades
Token falls sharply from its peak just before US president’s inauguration in January 2025
EU lawmakers vote to delay Mercosur trade pact over legal concerns
Majority back motion to seek legal opinion on deal from European Court of Justice
Chicken producer MHP sells Ukraine’s first corporate bond since Russian invasion
Poultry group launches $450mn debt sale as Ukrainian companies feel financial strains of protracted conflict
EU seeks to reform WTO ‘most favoured nation’ trade rules
Dramatic shift from Brussels, which had long defended the principle that members must treat one another equally
UK ‘will not yield’ on Greenland, Starmer warns Trump
British prime minister issues strongest rebuke yet over US president’s push to seize island
The WTO needs an overhaul
We must question whether the ‘most favoured nation’ principle remains fit for purpose
Rachel Reeves indicates only pubs will benefit from U-turn on business rates
Treasury says it will continue to listen to concerns of wider hospitality sector
Always beware a declining superpower
Even under normal leadership, a status-anxious US would be lashing out
Lutnick heckled at Davos dinner as Lagarde walks out
Event hosted by Larry Fink descended into uproar after combative remarks by US commerce secretary
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Netanyahu joins Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’
Israel will join countries including UAE, Morocco and Belarus on body that US president wants to adopt UN-like role
Berkshire Hathaway considers selling $7.7bn stake in Kraft Heinz
Food company’s shares drop sharply as its largest investor explores exiting the group it helped to create
UK inflation rises more than expected to 3.4% in December
Bank of England expects pick-up to be temporary
Can Rutger Bregman make it cool to do good?
Dutch writer’s School for Moral Ambition aims to get more young talent working on global problems
Inner London house prices fall at fastest rate since global financial crisis
Sharp annual decline in most expensive boroughs underscores impact of Budget uncertainty
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Garbage stocks are on fire again
And a lot of hedge funds are probably hating it
Bessent says Deutsche chief distanced bank from research note on US assets
Bank strategist published note suggesting European investors could sell US assets in response to trade threats
Farage apologises to watchdog over late declaration of 17 payments
Reform UK leader blames ‘complicated and complex’ outside interests for breaches
FirstFT: Greenland stand-off looms over Davos
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World’s largest chocolate maker hires ousted Unilever boss to replace CEO
Barry Callebaut has been grappling with steep increases in cocoa prices