Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Are you “friction-maxxing” in your ...

Gold has long been the go-to diversification and safety trade for investors during times of chaos. But the sheer scale of the ...

Also in today’s newsletter: the Premier League’s financial dominance, and the Australian Open gets even bigger ...

The rift over Yemen and other regional issues triggered the biggest rupture in years between the Gulf’s powerhouses. Analysts do not expect it to escalate to the extent of the last Gulf crisis in 2017 ...

“Warsh’s intent is to restructure the Fed and to revamp the way that it thinks about the economy, the models and the actual framework that it uses,” said Krishna Guha, a former New York Fed official ...

Marc Filippino Now, the White House is trying to diffuse tensions in Minnesota. It’s arguably the biggest climbdown since ...

As Art Basel makes its debut in the country, the woman behind the emirate’s multibillion-dollar art strategy talks cultural diplomacy ...

The hotelier advises aspiring entrepreneurs to look after the product and people, then profit will look after itself ...

A film whose ingredients include eggs, flour, sugar and economic sanctions sounds improbable, but The President’s Cake takes ...

But French grapes are by no means to be ignored. Burgundy’s supposedly “lesser” white wine grape Aligoté, once awfully tart, ...

Washington lobbies African nation to award sale of copper and cobalt producer to consortium led by US group Virtus ...

A week meandering between ancient sites — via cedar-shaded hillsides and turquoise bays — leaves the modern world feeling very far away ...