Financial Times Breaking

Russian president denies waging ‘hybrid war’ against Europe

Twenty-five years after 9/11, debt and defence spending are ballooning while diplomacy is starved and allies are alienated

President’s post on social media comes hours before Ottawa’s retaliatory trade measures against Washington

Post showed US flag covering Canada, Mexico, Greenland, Iceland and other nations

FAFOing in creditland

New funding round led by Samsung comes as French AI model maker continues to challenge US and Chinese rivals

Boundaries between different occupations are blurring at the cost of a collaborative company culture

Reputation for harsh treatment of creditors costs group about one percentage point in higher borrowing costs, research shows

Investment-grade designation would unlock cheaper financing for AI labs and their infrastructure partners

Many countries now spend more on debt servicing than defence, including the US, France and the UK

Chris Foster to leave role at Ken Griffin’s hedge fund after making billions of dollars trading natural gas in Europe

It’s an investor, backer, supplier and guarantor for companies its Hugging Face acquisition potentially disrupts

Agents involved in hack exhibited some alarming behaviours including suppressing ethical qualms

Office of the Comptroller of the Currency approval is a milestone for UK-based fintech seeking American expansion

Private-equity titan is among Wall Street figures targeted by House committee for their ties to late sex offender

Currency moves past ¥156 to the dollar after sudden jump overnight

Governor Chris Waller says he is ‘inclined’ not to lift borrowing costs at central bank’s September meeting

Journalist and activist spent a lifetime advocating for women’s rights

Model and data repository turned down big investment from Jensen Huang’s chip group last year to preserve independence

Politicians compete to reflect growing opposition to new facilities in the swing state