Iran used Chinese spy satellite to target US bases
Leaked documents show IRGC secretly acquired system and used it to guide strikes during war in March
Iran used Chinese spy satellite to target US bases
Leaked documents show IRGC secretly acquired system and used it to guide strikes during war in March
Democrats fear Big Tech lobby groups as AI fight looms
Pro-industry campaign groups deploy millions amid growing public support for tighter regulation
The ever-shrinking JD Vance
After a series of setbacks, the vice-president is no longer Trump’s obvious successor
China shock 2.0: should Europe welcome Chinese investment?
Brussels wants firms opening factories in the EU to transfer knowledge and employ local staff. Will it work?
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Wednesday 15th April
Democrats fear Big Tech lobby groups as AI fight looms
Pro-industry campaign groups deploy millions amid growing public support for tighter regulation
The ever-shrinking JD Vance
After a series of setbacks, the vice-president is no longer Trump’s obvious successor
China shock 2.0: should Europe welcome Chinese investment?
Brussels wants firms opening factories in the EU to transfer knowledge and employ local staff. Will it work?
As Trump scares off US scientists, China is racing ahead
From mapping the seabed to AI innovation, Beijing is becoming the world’s scientific superpower
US hotels slash summer room rates as World Cup demand falls short
Industry executives say fans are being put off by expensive match tickets, inflation fears and anti-American sentiment
Is the office bar back?
Some employers hope company pubs can offer a morale boost, despite a decline in workplace boozing
So you've stolen a Matisse — what do you do next?
The rise of the three-minute heist is an alarming development — but looted paintings remain near-impossible to sell on the open market
Editor's picks
Wednesday 15th April
Iran used Chinese spy satellite to target US bases
Leaked documents show IRGC secretly acquired system and used it to guide strikes during war in March
Democrats fear Big Tech lobby groups as AI fight looms
Pro-industry campaign groups deploy millions amid growing public support for tighter regulation
The ever-shrinking JD Vance
After a series of setbacks, the vice-president is no longer Trump’s obvious successor
China shock 2.0: should Europe welcome Chinese investment?
Brussels wants firms opening factories in the EU to transfer knowledge and employ local staff. Will it work?
As Trump scares off US scientists, China is racing ahead
From mapping the seabed to AI innovation, Beijing is becoming the world’s scientific superpower
US hotels slash summer room rates as World Cup demand falls short
Industry executives say fans are being put off by expensive match tickets, inflation fears and anti-American sentiment
Is the office bar back?
Some employers hope company pubs can offer a morale boost, despite a decline in workplace boozing
So you've stolen a Matisse — what do you do next?
The rise of the three-minute heist is an alarming development — but looted paintings remain near-impossible to sell on the open market
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Wednesday 15th April
01
Iran used Chinese spy satellite to target US bases
Leaked documents show IRGC secretly acquired system and used it to guide strikes during war in March
02
Democrats fear Big Tech lobby groups as AI fight looms
Pro-industry campaign groups deploy millions amid growing public support for tighter regulation
03
The ever-shrinking JD Vance
After a series of setbacks, the vice-president is no longer Trump’s obvious successor
04
China shock 2.0: should Europe welcome Chinese investment?
Brussels wants firms opening factories in the EU to transfer knowledge and employ local staff. Will it work?
05
As Trump scares off US scientists, China is racing ahead
From mapping the seabed to AI innovation, Beijing is becoming the world’s scientific superpower
06
US hotels slash summer room rates as World Cup demand falls short
Industry executives say fans are being put off by expensive match tickets, inflation fears and anti-American sentiment
07
Is the office bar back?
Some employers hope company pubs can offer a morale boost, despite a decline in workplace boozing
08
So you've stolen a Matisse — what do you do next?
The rise of the three-minute heist is an alarming development — but looted paintings remain near-impossible to sell on the open market
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Wednesday 15th April
01
Iran used Chinese spy satellite to target US bases
Leaked documents show IRGC secretly acquired system and used it to guide strikes during war in March
02
Democrats fear Big Tech lobby groups as AI fight looms
Pro-industry campaign groups deploy millions amid growing public support for tighter regulation
03
The ever-shrinking JD Vance
After a series of setbacks, the vice-president is no longer Trump’s obvious successor
04
China shock 2.0: should Europe welcome Chinese investment?
Brussels wants firms opening factories in the EU to transfer knowledge and employ local staff. Will it work?
05
As Trump scares off US scientists, China is racing ahead
From mapping the seabed to AI innovation, Beijing is becoming the world’s scientific superpower
06
US hotels slash summer room rates as World Cup demand falls short
Industry executives say fans are being put off by expensive match tickets, inflation fears and anti-American sentiment
07
Is the office bar back?
Some employers hope company pubs can offer a morale boost, despite a decline in workplace boozing
08
So you've stolen a Matisse — what do you do next?
The rise of the three-minute heist is an alarming development — but looted paintings remain near-impossible to sell on the open market
- A daily slice of the FT handpicked by FT editors
- Daily crosswords to test your puzzle-solving skills
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