Financial Times Front Page 12th of November 2024
European Union countries plan to significantly increase their defence spending, as heightened geopolitical tensions follow the recent US election outcome.
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The Financial Times leads with Labour’s “watered down” plans to strengthen workers’ rights in a bid to impress corporate leaders and discredit Conservative claims the party is “anti-business” ahead of the next general election. It says a pledge to boost the protection of gig economy workers was “diluted”, according to a text seen by the paper. The FT also reports Sir Jonathan Van-Tam, who as England’s deputy chief medical officer became a household name during the Covid pandemic, is taking up a role at vaccine maker Moderna.
Financial Times Front Page 11th of November 2024
Bitcoin has reached a record high of $80,000 as traders speculate on supportive policies from the Trump administration, with expectations of looser regulations benefiting cryptocurrencies.
Financial Times Front Page 9th of November 2024
US stock markets are experiencing significant growth, raising concerns among experts about a potentially overheating economy due to fears of inflation and the possible reversal of trends under certain policies.
Financial Times Front Page 8th of November 2024
Joe Biden called on Americans to reduce political division and promote unity, urging acceptance of the election results and emphasising the importance of a smooth and peaceful transition of power.