FT Exclusive: A Dubai investment group operating from the Burj Khalifa tower is facing legal action from scores of investors who accuse the firm of having stopped or delayed payments on investments that promised double-digit annual returns.
FT Exclusive: Andy Burnham will launch a new version of the controversial Help to Buy scheme through which hundreds of thousands of first-time buyers got on to the housing ladder under the previous Conservative government.
FT: "“I had thought that it was perhaps only towards 2030 that China would get up close to 40 per cent,” said Eskelund. “That of course also means that the imbalances are growing very, very considerably.”"
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FT Investigation: Standard Chartered, Citigroup and other international banks have handled billions of dollars from a Kremlin-backed fintech company that tricked its way into the global financial system with a vast document forgery operation.
FT Exclusive: Multiple staff at the UK’s AI Safety Institute, the global leader in the independent testing of frontier AI models, have been signed off work with stress and are undergoing counselling, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
FTC Chairman @AFergusonFTC on calls for sweeping new AI regulations:
“We should not allow these two firms to come to Washington, whip everyone into a panic, and then say, ‘We need a whole bunch of regulations that we can comply with.’”
FT Exclusive: The private equity firm that has struck a preliminary deal to save LIV Golf is set to commit up to $10mn to help fund the league’s US bankruptcy in an effort to allay concerns that it is not serious about relaunching the upstart golf tour.