Klarna pauses plans for $15bn New York IPO in wake of Trump tariffs
Swedish ‘buy now, pay later’ fintech was set to launch its so-called IPO roadshow to investors next week
Markets tumble as China announces 34% retaliatory tariffs on US imports
Trump says Beijing ‘panicked’ and vows not to back down
Russell Brand charged with rape and sexual assault
Comedian charged by police over alleged conduct between 1999 and 2005
US economy far surpasses expectations to add 228,000 jobs in March
Figure comes as Trump administration makes sweeping cuts to the federal workforce
For markets, it’s the unpredictability that’s going to kill you
Investors and companies can adjust to most things when they know the rules but under Trump, the rules keep changing
Aston Martin still in drive to survive
Amid tariffs and potential demand destruction, it is hard to imagine the carmaker regaining much lustre
April Fool’s Day — just a lot of waffle
A weekly tour of clues, solutions, words and phrases
Fed’s Powell warns Trump’s tariffs will boost inflation and slow growth
Central bank chief says duties are ‘significantly larger than expected’
Focus on stigma not risk to bring down the suicide rate
The new prevention strategy must — this time — be implemented
BP chair Helge Lund to step down
Exit follows a bruising period for UK oil major that faces pressure from activist Elliott
UK anti-abortion activist convicted in case that drew US attention
Livia Tossici-Bolt ordered to pay £20,000 in costs and given a conditional discharge
Starmer to discuss tariff response with allies
UK seeks improved trade deal with US after 10% rate applied to Britain
Brewers warn Trump’s beer tariffs could cost 100,000 jobs in Europe
Industry blindsided by 25% levy and confused whether it applies only to products imported in cans
FTAV’s Friday chart quiz
Sharp charts, spitting masters
Trump tracker: the latest data on US tariffs, trade and economy
As the president launches a trade war, follow the latest on tariffs and executive orders
Trump's trade war: trouble ahead for Britain
Plus: UK growth tactics under the microscope
The best books of the week
Philippe Sands’ inside story of the legal case against Pinochet; the psychiatrist who victimised young patients for over 30 years; a damning history of Ireland’s 19th-century famine; an unflinching but compassionate exposé of immigration to the UK; a Merseyside murder mystery; novels from Solvej Bal
Theatre director Robert Icke: ‘The answer can’t just be to condemn people’
The man behind reimaginings of classics from ‘Oedipus’ to ‘Hamlet’ on why murderer Raoul Moat is the subject of his latest play
FT Weekend Magazine Crossword Number 736
Mini Crossword Number 52
FT Weekend Quiz: Fred DeLuca, Aunt Ada and Poker Face
Our ‘Round on the Links’ quiz tests your ability to draw connections. Thinking caps on!
Banking on biodiversity: can rewilding pay?
Buying farmland to restore it to nature — aka ‘the Knepp effect’ — is on the rise. But while many of this new class of rewilder is doing it for love, financial incentives are beginning to play a part
China’s green bond issuance sends a pointed signal
Also in today’s newsletter, ‘forever chemicals’ rules boost American Water