Shares fall after San Francisco company narrowly missed gross bookings estimates for previous quarter

The revolt against him isn’t huge, and it isn’t about constitutional principle

Following sweeping local election victories there is intense scrutiny of the rightwing party’s platform

Measures would take effect if insufficient progress is made to reduce US levies

Tit-for-tat strikes represent most extensive exchange between neighbours in decades

Opposition bill includes annual cap on arrivals as party seeks to arrest flow of support to Reform UK

Rival factions vie to install candidate who would uphold Francis’s liberalism or take a conservative line

Decision on Hornsea 4 project deals blow to Britain’s clean energy goals

As climate change puts pressure on supply, new varieties are coming to the fore

Ahead of key summit, Nick Thomas-Symonds tells FT that a ‘smart’ programme would benefit young people

Central bank reduces lenders’ reserve requirements as policymakers take action over US trade war

Washington dispatches Treasury secretary Scott Bessent to meet Chinese counterparts in Switzerland

Bonhomie strained as US president muses about annexing his northern neighbour and his dislike of former Canadian PM

Islamabad also said it had shot down five Indian military jets in response to assault it claims killed 26 people

London to offer concessions on digital services tax in deal that could be agreed this week

First failed vote highlights Germany’s new head of government has a thin majority to deliver an ambitious programme

UK media tycoon’s Northern & Shell suing Gambling Commission after contract award to Allwyn

US president counters Canadian prime minister, saying ‘never say never’

US says rebel group has agreed to halt its attacks on regional shipping in the Red Sea

China and others must think afresh as the US steps away from its role as balancer of last resort

Country has briefed diplomats and humanitarian officials on proposal to funnel supplies through little-known foundation

Asymmetry in trade relationship suggests Trump has the upper hand in negotiations

Britain makes concessions on Indian access to employment markets in exchange for cuts to tariffs on whisky and cars

Government insists on retaining policy despite senior Labour figures blaming it for local election losses

The Tesla founder’s much-heralded war on government waste has had uncertain results

Xellia Pharmaceuticals to close Copenhagen plant and shift some production to China

Initial failure had marked a first in country’s postwar history

UK food delivery company had been struggling since going public four years ago

Small group of digital wallets bought up coins in the minutes before it was announced, FT analysis shows

Executives warn about the challenges facing businesses and the destabilising effect of prolonged uncertainty

Leaders are touring the world both to push back against US influence and also to shore up its export markets as its trade surplus rises

Companies were using automated screening earlier, but applicants’ adoption of the tools is now causing problems

Crime, divided leadership and problematic innovation could all hold back its potential

First firm to confirm remuneration as ‘magic circle’ rivals hold off in response to market uncertainty

Announcement on Thursday comes as concern mounts over impact of Trump tariffs on global economy

Elite US university in president’s crosshairs for alleged leftwing bias

Swiss bank admits it violated previous deal with the US justice department

Carmaker withdraws financial guidance and warns of potential of US’s policies to cause industry-wide disruption

Brussels due to propose legislation to enable the recognition of qualifications of British lawyers and others