Sarah Provan

Iran denies deal but say its military ‘response’ will end if Israel halts attacks

US president says Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan nuclear facilities hit during American air strikes

Conflict between regional rivals enters a second day

ABA Centers tops the FT’s sixth annual ranking, compiled with Statista, of the region’s most rapidly growing companies

Europe’s final scrap of land before America sticks out of the Atlantic like a shark’s fin. Monchique, a rocky, uninhabited islet, lies at the furthest extreme of the Azores archipelago. It’s part of Portugal, but Lisbon is only a few miles closer than Newfoundland in Canada. Eleven of us, a group of family and friends from Lisbon, had long expressed a wish to travel to the outer reaches of the country. And now we have definitively reached it, bobbing up and down just off the islet in a small bo…

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Live news updates from January 11: Goldman Sachs makes job cuts, UK plans to send tanks to Ukraine

Live news: Ukraine war reveals 'issues' with Russian army, says Putin - Financial Times

Live news: UK builder Berkeley slows down new housing developments as market cools  Financial Times

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H&M has outlined a cost-cutting plan as the world’s second-largest clothes retailer responds to pressures such as surging materials prices and a stronger dollar, while its latest quarterly figures revealed a one-time hit from unwinding its Russian business. The Swedish group set out plans on Thursday to save an annual SKr2bn ($177mn) that it said would come into effect in the second half of next year. Meanwhile, a one-off cost of SKr2.1bn for unwinding its Russian business, following the invasi…

Europe’s largest broadband provider says it is on track to deliver full-year guidance