Financial Times Opinion

AI labs have huge private market valuations, but are seeking the investment-grade score of public groups such as Oracle

Saudi Arabia has found it is easier to buy into existing sports franchises than to create a new one

Air travel isn’t the only segment of UK infrastructure showing signs of strain

Sovereign debt ain’t what it was

The latest research suggests injectable grafts could provide an alternative to transplantation

He must stay clear on the objectives of policy and sensible on how the central bank should conduct itself

Lacking natural advantages and national support of other energy majors, the companies need to be more nimble

The less willing we are to take a risk, the more safe options we are likely to be offered

We are unmarried and have lived together for years, but we may not be protected for inheritance and other purposes

One big battleground in the carve-up of market spoils will be branding

The UK government would be better off backing clusters and widening access to opportunity

Halo effect from new device may also allow Apple to raise prices of its other products

A former Israeli attorney-general backs the UK government’s ban on settlement goods and trade with West Bank businesses

We need to support the next generation of start-ups to become internationally competitive

Many things can go awry, from materials shortages, planning delays, labour scarcity and access to power

The government was right to protect infrastructure spending but tweaking the fiscal rules comes at a price

Tough crowd

A government that can’t distinguish between ‘legitimate concerns’ and open racism is only making things worse

Divergent reactions underline the importance of the narrative behind rate rises

Winter months are typically lossmaking for airlines — thus cutting back on services eases the industry’s financial pinch