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Chancellor says she will look at ways of ensuring the wholesale price of electricity is set more often by renewables

Agreement could increase the chance of securing a permanent end to the war between the US and Iran

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Prime minister says ‘things can’t go on like this’ in meeting with social media companies

Kanishka Narayan says Britain needs to ‘make most of opportunities’ as government launches £500mn unit

Two centuries of family ownership of the British financial institution will end

As the capabilities of frontier models advance, gaining access to the technology could become critically important

Luigi Lovaglio’s survival at the world’s oldest bank is down to typical Italian wheeling and dealing

Conservatives accuse Sir Keir Starmer of misleading parliament over appointment of former ambassador to the US

Modern-day Luddites are gaining ground because tech titans haven’t shown people how innovation will improve their lives

Move broadly welcomed by industry comes as cost concerns rise up political agenda

New chief says luxury group is at a ‘turning point’ as he lays out plans to boost profit and reduce dependence on Gucci

Conservatives accuse Scotland’s main pro-independence party of trying to provoke constitutional row with Westminster

CMA warns that $3.7bn merger of photo agencies depends on sale to address competition concerns

Listing for world’s largest car glass repair group would boost Europe’s lagging market

Investors Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz gave $25mn to pro-AI Super Pac in first quarter of year

Swedish private equity firm’s non-binding approach rebuffed by FTSE 100 group

Defence secretary’s comments come as US also widens scope of blockade of Iranian shipping

FT journalists answered your questions at a subscriber webinar on 16 April

Club accounts for 2024-25 season show cumulative losses ballooned as teams spent heavily on players

The current outdated system was designed for a very different era

John Ormerod accused of making money transfers after being designated for arranging oil tanker purchases for Lukoil

Company is focusing on price cuts and more products with natural ingredients

Scottish and Welsh election results may reignite the debate but it is all one big pantomime

Decline driven by fall in environmental and social initiatives amid backlash against activist campaigns