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[EN] Financial Times

Anthropic and Nscale in talks for second multibillion-dollar deal

AI start-up looks for more computing power from UK data centre group

Healey rules out increasing capital gains tax in the Budget

Chancellor decides against raising CGT rates after business leaders warned it would damage confidence in the economy

FirstFT: China’s economy picks up pace as AI boom supercharges exports

Also in today’s newsletter: Saudi Arabia postpones ‘Davos in the desert’ and French bond sell-off intensifies

OpenAI employee accused of bugging had links to Saudi royals, prosecutors claim

US judge rules Abdulrahman Alfozan should not be released on bail after US government argued he had ‘considerable support from a foreign government’

New York pensions chief says private equity firm sought to expense jet use

Head of city’s $326bn Retirement Systems hits out at ‘steady creep’ higher in fees charged by managers

South Africa’s president eyes trade with China and India as US ties sour

Cyril Ramaphosa says Pretoria wants to take advantage of growing tariff-free access benefits with Beijing

Japan launches mission to make first return trip to Mars

Voyage took off early Tuesday morning Japan time and will be watched for further potential signs of life on red planet

US stocks recover after AI sell-off

Nasdaq 100 rises following biggest weekly drop since last year’s trade war rout

French bond sell-off intensifies after riots and looting

Authorities introduce curfews and admit police botched oversight of protests

Digital gold market triples to $55bn as younger investors pile in

World Gold Council survey puts global ownership of tokenised gold holdings at 370 tonnes

France’s riots expose the impotence of its political class

Shocking violence highlights deepening social division, fiscal constraints and a crisis of leadership

Crystal Lake — an enjoyably gruesome Friday the 13th prequel

This A24-produced series finds plenty of contemporary grist in the origin story of Pamela Voorhees, a mother mourning the death of her young son

Indonesia expels tightly held companies from Jakarta index in bid to avoid MSCI downgrade

Global index provider has repeatedly raised concerns over investability in south-east Asia’s largest economy

Saudi Arabia to postpone ‘Davos in the desert’ after Houthi attacks

Flagship Future Investment Initiative was scheduled to begin next week in Riyadh but will now take place next year

EU drops push for global ban on Arctic drilling

Brussels’ new strategy excludes 2021 pledge to work towards a ‘multilateral legal obligation’ not to allow any further hydrocarbon development in the polar region

Former chair of Monte dei Paschi accused of role in executive’s death

Giuseppe Mussari has branded claims of his involvement as false and defamatory

India’s democracy once went looking for voters. Not any more

The franchise is being recast as a privilege citizens must repeatedly prove they deserve

Data centres need protection from drone warfare

AI infrastructure designs may now need to incorporate blast-resistant concrete, jamming gear and missile-defence systems

Submit a question: Could Anthropic’s IPO be a turning point for AI?

Join us for a live Ask an Expert Q&A with Richard Waters, the FT’s tech writer at large, and George Hammond, the FT’s venture capital correspondent, at 8am (PDT)/4pm (BST) on Thursday October 22

BoE scrutinises Barclays over claim traders misrepresented private credit exposure

Regulator received complaint that UK lender understated the risk of derivatives it used to finance private credit loans

Australian MP struck by car in alleged attack

A suspect is in custody after lawmaker sustained ‘critical injuries’ but the motive remains unknown

Violent protests multiply across Europe

Looting and clashes with police take place in Milan, Brussels, Liège and Tirana

The best exhibitions to see in London this weekend

The FT’s critics recommend the most compelling 2026 shows, from Anish Kapoor and Barbara Hepworth to Frida Kahlo to Zurbarán

North Sea oil producer threatens to stop investing if UK blocks Rosebank oilfield

North Sea oil producer links approval of near-$4bn field delayed by environmental concerns to future projects in Britain