Financial Times Front Page 4th of January 2025
City Minister Tulip Siddiq has faced scrutiny over a property linked to the ex-Bangladesh Prime Minister, with investigations centring on alleged connections to Sheikh Hasina’s ousted leadership.
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The Financial Times leads on Sergei Lavrov, Russia’s foreign minister, lifting hopes “on averting war in Ukraine”. Mr Lavrov said during a televised meeting with President Vladimir Putin that diplomatic engagement with the West should continue. The paper reports that Lavrov’s comments came after several Western capitals warned that Russia could launch a “full-blown invasion of Ukraine”.
Financial Times Front Page 3rd of January 2025
The sluggish economic growth in the UK is leading economists to predict that tax increases are likely unavoidable, as government revenues struggle to meet expectations amidst ongoing fiscal challenges.
Financial Times Front Page 2nd of January 2025
Nvidia has invested $1bn into AI start-ups, leveraging its $9bn war chest to fuel innovation and future revenues while navigating antitrust concerns linked to its dominant position in the chip market.
Financial Times Front Page 31st of December 2024
Investors have withdrawn $450bn from actively managed stock funds in favour of cheaper index-tracking investments, as traditional funds struggle with underperformance and the dominance of Big Tech in markets.