Motor finance redress scheme to cost banks up to £18bn, says FCA
Financial watchdog to give detailed proposals in October, following Friday’s Supreme Court ruling
Housing is where the buck stops
Over the next few years, it will be the most politicised business sector in America
Derk Sauer, western media magnate in Russia, dies aged 72
Dutch editor founded The Moscow Times and Russian editions of magazines including Cosmopolitan and Playboy
Will Chinese exports continue to defy Trump’s trade war?
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
‘Knives out’: Switzerland descends into blame game after US tariff shock
President Karin Keller-Sutter under fire for failed trade talks with Trump administration
Opec+ raises oil production quotas to two-year high
Analysts predict a glut of crude by the end of the year after cartel reverses output cuts
The brave new world of trade has arrived
Donald Trump has reset the global trading order. What happens next?
We can’t blame all global trade chaos on Trump
Many of the WTO’s structures and procedures are broken and we should acknowledge that failure
Russian oil depot in Sochi set ablaze by Ukrainian drone strike
Volodymyr Zelenskyy welcomes long-range attack on Black Sea facility as drone and missile exchanges continue
UK to speed up asylum processing to cut use of hotels
Yvette Cooper will outlaw use of social media that helps people seeking to come to UK on small boats
US rail customers urge regulators to block Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern deal
Freight groups warn the $250bn megamerger could raise prices and cut services
Starbucks takes aim at Chinese rival Luckin in Manhattan coffee showdown
US chain upgrades stores and offers customers a different approach to revive sales
How VPNs knocked a hole in online safety efforts
Savvy teens and wary adults are circumventing UK age-verification rules
European bank shares hit highest levels since 2008
A surge in long-term interest rates and economic optimism has lifted the region’s lenders
Trump tariffs are ‘unsustainable’, says Mexico’s auto sector chief
Vehicles made in Mexico still incur 25 per cent levies as President Claudia Sheinbaum seeks US concessions
Influencers in Number 10? Inevitable
Get past your nausea and you’ll see that it’s canny public relations for governments to want to be where the voters are
The business font of all evil has won
Comic Sans is never going to be as reviled as its critics would like
With late night calls, even bedtime isn’t safe from work
Out-of-hours communication takes an emotional toll, but that doesn’t stop employers picking up the phone
Wall St and Silicon Valley ride high as tariffs hit Main Street
Banks and Big Tech are booming but slowing US growth is hurting other companies across the board
In charts: Death of the season ticket
Remote work among commuters has led to a sharp decline in sales of annual train passes
Unspoilt Italy – the best independent hotels in the Mezzogiorno
HTSI’s travel editor discovers – and revisits – some of the best-kept secrets in hospitality on a road trip south of Salerno
Six dreamy homes in the Med
Inspiring idylls on the water, from Mallorca to the Amalfi Coast
‘The pie is big’: French railways open up to European rivals
Italian and Spanish high-speed train operators and start-ups challenge the dominance of state-owned SNCF
Private jet start-ups hit an air pocket
Transport businesses with heavy fixed costs only work when cabins are fully occupied