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[EN] Financial Times

Chinese retail giant JD.com cleared to buy Germany’s Ceconomy

Brussels approves €2.2bn deal for MediaMarkt owner despite finding JD.com benefited from state subsidies

Oil price edges back above $106 after sharp declines

Crude prices stabilise on Tuesday as traders await developments in the Middle East

In the shadow of war, Silicon Valley sprinkles stardust

While the US energy sector stayed away from the Adipec conference in Abu Dhabi, the tech sector worked its magic

Remember Me — an ebullient photography extravaganza at Paris’s Bourse de Commerce

The Pinault Collection’s sprawling show tracing the history of the medium is enjoyable, elegantly constructed and full of classics

What 21 months of Trump have done to America

From ‘liberation day’ and bond market turmoil to Maduro’s capture, the goading of Zelenskyy and war in Iran, it has been a head-spinning period in US politics

Our current AI moment has darker historical echoes

If you are looking for past instances of transformative capitalist mobilisation, you need to consider the age of empire

Marshall Wace hit as hedge funds suffer in October’s AI rout

Wall Street’s tech correction and bond market turbulence spark losses for sector

Apollo lends record $114bn as it piles into AI financing boom

US private capital group provides funding for Anthropic and chipmaker Nvidia in third quarter

Asda appoints ex-Morrisons boss as new CEO

Leeds-based supermarket has struggled with falling sales, mounting losses and market share decline

Are you dangling? The rise of the belt charm

It’s all about the waist this winter

Grandma’s goulash – and other joys of the Polish kitchen

Wojtek van Portek’s new book is an ode to his heritage

Memo to AI: lessons from the rise and fall of secretarial skills

The typewriter and shorthand created new efficiencies but show how tech can constrain as well as liberate

What Weil Gotshal teaches us about how law firms die

When partners start leaving to earn more money elsewhere, collapse becomes inevitable

Americans begin voting in elections to decide control of Congress

FirstFT: Officials discuss Trump, Putin and Xi meeting

Also in today’s newsletter: America votes and how Lula’s electoral victory in Brazil has lifted the global left

Wall Street braces as voters head to high-stakes polls

Vote will set the trajectory for everything from AI to public spending

Brussels sets tight deadline for ECB president nominations

Eurozone leaders need to submit nominees to succeed Christine Lagarde by Friday as contest for top central banking job heats up

What do we know about Europe’s freezer hacks?

Temperatures were turned up remotely to as high as 55C ruining food worth millions of euros

US voters prepare to deliver verdict on Trump

Congressional races across nation will determine whether president’s Republican Party will retain its majorities in Congress

Menopause specialist sold in €2.6bn private equity deal

Carlyle and PAI Partners agree to sell women’s health business for almost double what they paid four years ago

German car parts giant Schaeffler axes 3,500 jobs

Automotive supplier to close four sites in Germany as crisis engulfing country’s flagship industry deepens

Burnham takes immigration politics beyond fear of Farage

Widely expected compromise on immigration crackdown signals shift towards a regime focused on labour market gaps and economic opportunity

Asian Cup football tournament in Saudi Arabia postponed

Middle East conflict forces cancellation or delay of several high-profile events in the kingdom this year

Virgin Media O2 to cut thousands of jobs

UK’s second-largest broadband provider to slash staff costs by 30% by 2029