US High School Economics class: The cost of America’s sports betting habit
Personal finance
UK, US and global politics: what students should know
Read FT articles picked by our teacher advisers
School politics class: It’s time to end Britain’s first-past-the-post election lottery
UK electoral systems
The Pentagon-Anthropic dispute is a test of control
Should private companies be able to set boundaries around the AI systems we integrate into our lives?
Ministers explore triggering break clause in Palantir’s NHS contract
Government is under pressure to eject the controversial American company from NHS England data systems
The hunger for ‘content’ is keeping us culturally stuck
The algorithms of the distraction economy are feeding us what we already like, creating a loop with no progress
Eurozone borrowing costs soar on fears of fiscal hit from Iran shock
Government bonds face one of worst months of past decade as investors warn of ‘deterioration’ in public finances
The last bridge left to ancient Tyre
Evacuation orders and strikes turn once-vibrant Lebanese beach town into a refuge for holdouts and displaced
In a world of $100 oil, fast fashion loses its defensive charms
Polyester-heavy retailers could soon start to feel the cost of their exposure to higher oil prices
The surprising science of quitting
Most of us are just one event away from resigning even though we probably should stay put
German chemicals groups boost prices as Iran war adds to industry woes
Companies worry about effects of higher energy costs even as they get short-term advantage over Asian peers
OpenAI investor says AI requires an income tax overhaul
Vinod Khosla says voter fears over technology causing job losses will shape upcoming US elections
UK risks losing defence tech start-ups to relocation amid funding delays
Slow progress on government contracts prompts some groups to consider moving abroad
Iran war chokes off helium supplies in threat to chipmakers and healthcare
Byproduct of natural gas is critical to the production of superconductors and the functioning of MRI scanners
Iran activates its ‘resistance economy’ to survive the war
Islamic republic has spent years building a model designed to withstand hostility even as it presides over a deepening economic malaise
Just Eat’s new owner pushes for European revival as rivals close in
Prosus chief Fabricio Bloisi pushes aggressive growth targets despite stiff competition
Why recruiters are making interviews ‘AI-free zones’
Employers wading through job applications are returning to in-person and practical assessments
Seedlip founder: ‘We found a £1mn cash hole at one point. I cried’
After selling his stake in the non-alcoholic spirit brand, Ben Branson has started Sylva, which makes drinks from wood
The Reform UK youth wing driving the party’s reach on campus
To gain momentum, young supporters are trying to appeal to students from across the right
Somebody That I Used to Know — the hit that proved too much for its maker
Gotye went viral with his 2011 song but refused millions in ad earnings and has since devoted himself to the legacy of another musician
Police arrest man after car strikes ‘multiple pedestrians’ in Derby
A number of people were seriously injured in incident around 9.30pm on Saturday
Korea weighs inheritance tax based on book value, not market prices
Government proposal aims to curb the alleged suppression of share prices and reduce the ‘Korea discount’
Philippines ‘between rock and a hard place’ over surging energy prices
Central bank governor warns that raising rates to tackle inflation could hit already weak economic growth
Indian conglomerate Vedanta to split in five next month
Chair suggests new entities could be worth as much as $50bn after deleveraging drive