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Chinese wind turbine maker builds European firewall from Beijing

Ming Yang says Octopus joint venture and separate legal entities will convince customers that China cannot access data

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate26 oct. 2026
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Tesla
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Tesla’s AI ambitions take flight as rivals race to keep up

SpaceX merger could give fresh thrust to carmaker’s push into autonomous driving and software as Musk seeks to unlock new profits

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéIADate26 oct. 2026
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We need to know if AI agents are accessing British services

The recent hack of Australian health data is a reminder that this is the biggest cyber security threat facing the UK

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéIADate26 oct. 2026
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A sustainable guide to sweater season

Independent brands are increasingly championing the use of regenerative wool, recycled yarns and local supply chains. Here are five of the best

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate26 oct. 2026
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Kone tries to limit asset sales as it seeks Brussels’ approval for €29bn megadeal

Liftmaker seeks to retain TK Elevator’s Spain and Portugal business in move that will test Brussels’ appetite for regional champions

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate26 oct. 2026
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The reclusive quant billionaire coming into the light

Peter de Putron has spent decades maintaining a low profile. But the scale of his interests is commanding new attention

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate26 oct. 2026
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human
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AI has changed banking — but not the lessons I learnt

A long career brings experience in human behaviour and institutional politics that is valuable even as tech reshapes industry

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéIADate26 oct. 2026
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Politicians should ‘look at the UK economy as a CEO would’, says Lloyds Bank’s boss

Head of Britain’s biggest lender talks about tax, AI and why the City of London has fallen behind global rivals

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéIADate26 oct. 2026
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TeslaIntelligent
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Toyota takes on Tesla and China in humanoid robot race

Japanese group uses 20 years of research to commercialise intelligent robots

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate25 oct. 2026
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Why students in a midterm battleground fear AI will ruin their future

Young people are increasingly anxious — and angry — about the Big Tech revolution and what it means for their job prospects

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéIADate25 oct. 2026
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The right’s obsession with ‘civil war’ in Britain

Many of those stoking fears of bloody unrest don’t actually live in the country

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate25 oct. 2026
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‘Designer baby’ start-ups test limits of biotech taboo

Failed ventures have not cooled investor appetite for gene-editing groups and one of the most contested frontiers in science

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate25 oct. 2026
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Billionaire benevolence is booming, but it comes with strings

Generating goodwill is helpful in building data centres and developing bots with minimum governmental intervention

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate25 oct. 2026
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Co-operate to avoid being hostage to geopolitics, Australia tells ‘middle powers’

Jim Chalmers argues economic security and bolstering supply chains would benefit consumers

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate25 oct. 2026
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SoftBank-backed drone maker wants every farmer to ‘have their own robot’

Chinese start-up XAG believes pilotless crop sprayers are the answer to a dwindling workforce and rising temperatures

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate25 oct. 2026
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Mayfair club Maison Estelle set to reopen after alleged firearm incident

Luxury venue closed in September after police asked Westminster council to review its licence

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate24 oct. 2026
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Davos in the Desert’s ‘old fox’ Richard Attias faces his latest test

Power broker behind kingdom’s flagship investment conference has weathered scandal and setbacks. Now he must contend with war and spending cuts

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate24 oct. 2026
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French government and corporate bond yields are converging

Some companies’ bonds now yield less than government bonds

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate24 oct. 2026
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UK mortgage market ‘failing to adapt to new patterns of work’

Lenders’ affordability criteria lead many self-employed borrowers to give up seeking a home loan

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate24 oct. 2026
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China’s luxury brands are ready to elbow western rivals aside

Investors are questioning whether appeal of homegrown Chinese luxury is a durable shift or a shortlived trend

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate24 oct. 2026