Scientists test new (and old) navigation systems to end GPS dependence
Military operations and civilian air traffic have been hit by satellite jamming and spoofing in modern wars
Conner Ives talks taste
The American designer loves dress socks, Halston and heated conversations
Schostal, the store keeping the stars in pyjamas
When in Rome, head to the 155-year-old haberdashery
What are the risks of using AI to draft my will?
I don’t have complicated financial affairs but am worried about making a mistake
Inflation and interest rates tracker: see how your country compares
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Hugo Boss names Mike Ashley’s son-in-law as new chair
Frasers CEO Michael Murray appointed to lead German fashion group’s board
Von der Leyen backs Canada’s ‘associate membership’ bid
European Commission president says EU and Canada ‘see the world with the same eyes’
Scrapping triple lock on pensions need not wreak political damage
Moving to a double or single lock will make a genuine dent in the welfare bill
EU to restrict social media and chatbots for children under 15
Ursula von der Leyen describes AI as ‘second tipping point of our time’ after climate change
PwC revenues fall for first time in more than a decade
Middle East consulting business hit by prolonged slump
McLaren to compete against Lamborghini and Ferrari with hybrid SUVs
British sports-car maker is hoping the move will help increase sales and profits and end years of losses
UK inflation rose to 3.1% in August
Figure worsens squeeze on households ahead of BoE meeting
Road fuels push UK inflation higher in August
Rise in headline rate was almost exclusively down to higher energy prices with few signs yet of broadening price pressures
Slow Horses series 6 — the droll spy thriller is reliably brilliant TV
The latest outing of the Apple show is full of action and grotesquely funny
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Freewheeling Hong Kong takes cue from China with first five-year plan
Financial hub aligns itself closer with Beijing’s state-planning practices
Transcript: Meet the Fuggers — Europe’s richest family ever
Gillian Tett and Robin Wigglesworth speak to Greg Steinmetz
AI debt vs Treasuries
Imperfect substitution, at best
FTAV’s further reading
Kushnerplomacy; Canada+Europe; L/S hedge funds; little red dots, Chinese drone submarine; and Baal
Von der Leyen to paint EU as the only port in a global geopolitical storm
Also in this newsletter: deforestation ban comes into force
The BoE’s three balance sheet problem
Issues with the Issue Department
World’s best-performing sovereign wealth fund expects equities pullback
New Zealand’s superannuation fund grows 14% despite being underweight on US tech stocks
Transcript: US billionaires bankroll Republican election push
Sonja Hutson speaks to Ian Hodgson and Jacob Judah
FirstFT: EU rebuffs ‘unique alliance’ with Canada
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