This is an audio transcript of the Unhedged podcast episode: ‘Decoding Trumponomics’ Katie Martin He’s back and he’s busy.

Every day there are around 100,000 international flights, each delivering a well-mixed volume of human excreta from up to 400 random (if not representative) people from every country in the world; the ...

UK consumer confidence fell sharply in January to the lowest level in more than a year as a spike in government borrowing costs and warnings of job cuts took a toll on economic sentiment.

London must rapidly understand that it is not feasible for the exchequer to find 10-year money priced at 4.5 to 5 per cent yields. Time to read the runes and thank the markets for holding up their ...

That same month, the world also lost another great social scientist, the Dutch sociologist Ruut Veenhoven, founder of the World Database of Happiness. When I interviewed Veenhoven a few years ago, he ...

The frustration of the Financial Conduct Authority at being asked by the government to support growth, without being provided with a clear articulation of what levels of customer harm or risk are ...

The writer, cook and Chinese-food champion gets ready to greet the Year of the Snake. Plus, FT correspondents reveal how their cities will mark the occasion ...

Companies are looking into the ways in which AI can reduce humanity’s impact on areas such as agriculture, healthcare and ...

Just as quickly, investors are losing their appetite for the trade. After a disappointing trial of a new Novo Nordisk drug ...

A record number of US companies in China are thinking about moving some operations out of the country or are already in the ...

Daniel Ek’s body-scanning start-up Neko Health has raised $260mn in new capital to fuel expansion of its clinics to the US, ...

An editing error resulted in an Opinion column on January 23 stating that the chal­lenge facing UK uni­versit­ies had been exacerbated by the current gov­ern­ment’s indus­trial strategy ...