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Financial Times
ft.comFinancial Times is a British international news outlet and newspaper published at ft.com. It covers business, finance, economics, markets, politics, and global affairs for a primarily professional readership.
- Credibility
- 5 of 5
- Lean
- Center
- Founded
- 1888
- Headquarters
- London
- United Kingdom
- Articles read
- 57,127
- 23 January 2015 to 3 November
In today’s Brief
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Recent
Fetched 3 November, 11:27 UTCTuesday 3 November
- Wall Street braces as voters go to polls in high-stakes US midterm elections; vote will set the trajectory for AI to public spending.
- Brussels sets a tight deadline for ECB president nominations to replace Christine Lagarde by Friday.
- US voters prepare to deliver verdict on Trump in congressional races.
- Cinven will acquire Theramex in a €2.6 billion deal.
- Schaeffler to cut 3,500 jobs in Germany
- Burnham shifts immigration politics toward labour market gaps
- Asian Cup football tournament in Saudi Arabia is postponed due to regional conflict.
- Drax has Brookfield backing for a biomass-powered data centre project worth £20bn.
Financial Times
ft.comFinancial Times is a British international news outlet and newspaper published at ft.com. It covers business, finance, economics, markets, politics, and global affairs for a primarily professional readership.
- Credibility
- 5 of 5
- Lean
- Center
- Founded
- 1888
- Headquarters
- London
- United Kingdom
- Articles read
- 57,127
- 23 Jan 2015 to 3 Nov
In today’s Brief
Tuesday 3 NovemberRecent
Fetched 3 November, 11:27 UTCTuesday 3 November
- Wall Street braces as voters go to polls in high-stakes US midterm elections; vote will set the trajectory for AI to public spending.
- Brussels sets a tight deadline for ECB president nominations to replace Christine Lagarde by Friday.
- US voters prepare to deliver verdict on Trump in congressional races.
- Cinven will acquire Theramex in a €2.6 billion deal.
- Schaeffler to cut 3,500 jobs in Germany
- Burnham shifts immigration politics toward labour market gaps
- Asian Cup football tournament in Saudi Arabia is postponed due to regional conflict.
- Drax has Brookfield backing for a biomass-powered data centre project worth £20bn.
Profile
- Type
- Newspaper
- Ownership
- Owned by Nikkei Inc.
- Funding
- Subscriptions and advertising.
- Business model
- Reported paying subscriptions.
- Coverage
- Its main beats are global business, financial markets, economics, corporate news, public policy, and international politics.
- Reputation
- It is generally regarded as a leading source for business and financial journalism, with criticism sometimes focused on its paywall and its emphasis on market and corporate perspectives.
- Notes
- Much of its reporting is behind a paywall.
- Coverage is oriented toward business, finance, and policy audiences.
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