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[EN] Financial Times

A chicken in every pot and three robotaxis in every garage

Analysis on autopilot

Are we heading for a demographic crisis? Live reader Q&A

Ukraine says Starlink restrictions are back as US envoys land in Moscow

Army struggles to intercept Russian jet-powered drones, just as Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner meet Vladimir Putin

Britain’s Brexit towns are being left behind again

Burnham’s strategy will lead to growth in major cities and their regions — but not in every postcode

Nvidia shares slide as board considers Huang’s future

Stock down 7% ahead of Wall Street open as chief executive’s fate hangs in balance

Migration to rich countries falls under strict visa rules

Inflows drop for second consecutive year as governments bring in tougher rules for workers, students and refugees, OECD finds

How can we create ‘supercooperative AI’?

New research suggests that truly transformational economic change will depend on agents learning to work as teams

Metro Bank puts itself up for sale

Move comes after lender launched third redundancy round in three years in January

Israel strikes Gaza hospital despite ceasefire

Doctor and patients among six killed in attack on Nasser medical complex

Can green cement decarbonise the data centre building boom?

Scrutiny has mostly focused on electricity consumption, but their construction also creates significant emissions

Vivid drama Fjord asks: did these Christian parents beat their children?

Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve star in Cannes-winning movie about a Romanian immigrant and his Norwegian wife accused by the secular state

Watchmakers dial into ideas from collector networks

Enthusiasts are not only generating commissions and influencing designs but are providing an alternative to conventional marketing and retail channels

FirstFT: Nvidia board weighs Jensen Huang’s future as scandal deepens

Also in today’s newsletter: Jamie Raskin interview and the race for ECB president

24 splendid ways to spend it in November

A match made in denim, fashion on film, atmospheric Christmas shopping and more

Nvidia board to decide Jensen Huang’s fate

Revelation of affair with subordinate piles pressure on CEO days after news of relationship with alleged Chinese spy

The affordability economics is coming!

‘Anti-fascist economics’, or a conversation with Isabella Weber

Maga architects blame Big Tech and AI data centres for midterms rout

Head of Heritage Foundation admits Republicans’ embrace of Silicon Valley and the effect of Donald Trump’s Iran war cost them votes

Wall Street watchdog enforcement against public companies drops to 16-year low

Securities and Exchange Commission brought the fewest actions against corporations since at least 2010, report says

How to host a seafood feast — Sydney style

Designers Patrick and Tamsin Johnson serve up a deliciously slow lunch at Darling Point

China warns US not to use Nvidia scandal as pretext for tech curbs

Beijing accuses US of fabricating ‘espionage narratives’ as chip company’s board considers future of chief executive Jensen Huang

The present state of US financial enforcement

‘The SEC Enforcement Division’s failures are so extensive that it should be renamed the SEC’s Non-enforcement Division’

Green transition must work for ‘people on all incomes’, says Burnham

UK prime minister highlights national security issue of global warming but keeps focus on domestic politics over affordability

Man United sack head coach Michael Carrick after dismal run of results

Former United player becomes third manager to be dismissed since Jim Ratcliffe took over club’s operations

The Nvidia investor’s guide to (maybe) losing your CEO

Without Jensen Huang as chief, the company would probably shed some of its dominant market share and its generous pricing power