UK’s Counter Terrorism Policing said Salam Ahmadyan and Rahman Salehi may have been directed from Iran

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US attorney-general Todd Blanche says not having ‘any oversight’ of the central bank’s $2.5bn renovation project ‘isn’t necessarily a crime’

Chancellor expected to focus statement on targeted help for households and businesses rather than tax rises on the scale of recent budgets

Transits via Northern Sea Route quadruple as melting ice makes journey more passable and vessels avoid the Middle East

UK’s Counter Terrorism Policing force charges Joshua Kerry after ‘complex investigation’

Castle Hook will pay up to $21.2mn a year for 53,000 sq ft of penthouse space at developer Related’s new Madison Avenue tower

Brussels rebuffs request for additional support this year as Kyiv’s parliament struggles to pass promised changes

Wellness wearables are more than fashion accessories, and that is good for all of us

For four decades, US government bonds have been both securities and money. They may no longer be that special

Oil producer income has drawn scrutiny but lower-profile refiners have posted a fourfold increase in margins

Supreme Court’s unanimous ruling clears way for Ra’am and Joint List to run and potentially swing balance in event of hung parliament

A radical change in culture and systems will be as important as funding

Compared to other blockbuster share sales, the build-up to the AI company’s stock market debut has felt discordant, even creepy

This time the dealmaking rush looks more disciplined

Drop is less than predicted as European sales continue to recover

Then again, I’d sold everything by the end of last October, so don’t listen to me

Figure prompts traders to rein in bets on Fed rate rises

Not all grasses have fully recovered after the summer drought — follow this four-part plan to rectify that

The Conservative leader on wading into culture wars, why the Tories have been too ‘complacent’ about business — and ruling out a rightwing coalition with Reform

Homeowners like me are staying put, the market is frozen and affordability is as ugly as it was in the housing bubble

You don’t want to appear bossy, fussy or uptight. But the problem is you are — and you have just acquired a new carpet

US president has threatened to ban US exports of the fuel if the continent does not unlock reserves

Consumer prices were 3.8% higher in September than a year ago

The country is making its financial system resilient enough to withstand the cutting of undersea lines

As Brussels opens the door to bigger deals within industries, companies look for a test case of the new approach

David Ellison’s media company sold $52bn in debt and got an investment-grade credit rating — albeit the lowest available

Petrol station empire had filed for New York listing aiming to raise about $1bn at $9bn valuation

The Lone Star Funds CEO on value investing, higher rates and the credit cycle

Listed peers of the UK fintech are ailing, so comparisons are likely to hinder rather than help in gauging a valuation

Trend-following portfolios have latched on to sharp rise in yields this year as Iran war and strong US economic data fuel inflation fears

Ukrainian leader tells FT his Russian counterpart has given the order that ‘there are no rules now’

Overhaul is a victory for reformers, though some fear it could leave an investigative vacuum

Payments group that moved almost $7bn through global banks designated a transnational criminal organisation

US sneaker and sportswear group to open an India campus under its turnaround plan

Retirement of Anne Collins comes as part of a wider leadership transition at the Big Four firm’s global headquarters

Homebuilders and prospective buyers continue to face challenging market conditions with midterms looming weeks away

Even if the president backs down, his threat should prompt Europe to be more energy independent

A surge in borrowing costs leaves the country on the edge of a debt spiral