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The economics of climate change | opinion
Banks turn to credit insurance as they hit limits on lending to AI boom
Rage at the 2008 financial crash was the inspiration for The End of Everything, M John Harrison's Booker Prize-winning alien satire. Read more from his interview with the FT:
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El Niño, a natural climate phenomenon that warms the Pacific Ocean and exacerbates extreme weather events, is reaching record strength in some areas. The FT’s John Reed explains how it could affect more than just temperatures — and what to do to prepare
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Oil traders give peace a chance (but should they?) | opinion
Live long and prosper, UK family business style | opinion
A little-known Singaporean company linked to an alleged Chinese spy who had an affair with Jensen Huang has exposed the networks facilitating the flow of US chips across Asia. Here’s what we know so far:
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How Singapore became a linchpin of China’s AI chip trade
Opinion: ‘If we look at the world of today, the place where the conflict between despotism and democracy is being waged most desperately is Ukraine’, writes the FT’s Martin Wolf as he makes the case for how to save it from Putin’s tyranny
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Anthropic IPO valuation calculator: How much is it really worth?
France and Belgium fall foul of Eurozone bond market’s new divide
UK rates might need to fall far and fast in the future | opinion
Arini founder agrees to buy £40mn London mansion as hedge fund reels
France pressures Germany over nuclear risks of long-range missiles
Inside Ken Griffin’s $5bn Miami takeover
Can I stop my ex from filing for divorce in Dubai? | opinion
Three cheers for an independent American judiciary | opinion
Italy’s penchant for bank meddling bites back | opinion
The M&S glow-up is starting to charm investors | opinion
Ukraine’s freedom must be defended | opinion