Proposal made at Brussels summit includes scrapping 85-page residence application
List includes closure of Al Jazeera news channel and reduced relations with Iran
Governing council of central bank calls for change in statute to give it more legal powers
Fresh doubt over Trump reforms as four Republican senators refuse to back new plan
Private groups that gobbled up overseas assets will now be examined more closely
On the first anniversary of the referendum vote, the FT looks at where the UK is heading
Choice of Strasbourg for European state ceremony seen as snub to German politicians
Uber’s new chief executive will have to stem losses at the ride-hailing company
In an era of looser networks and job-hopping, GE’s painstaking method of selecting its new CEO is becoming the exception
More than 1,000 employees of car-booking app seek to have him reinstated in new role
Singapore’s GLP takes action after FT report on conflict of interest concerns
Clean bill of health from Federal Reserve opens door to increased shareholder payouts
Trade body prepares to sue Dutch brewer over content of Desperados brand
Berkshire Hathaway provides C$2.4bn financing package for Home Capital Group
Goei says IPO is about ‘being ready’ to seize consolidation opportunities
Officials endorse Volcker rule revamp and bank relief from burden of ‘stress tests’
Ellison says cloud business is poised for ‘hyper-growth’
Republicans are rushing through a bill that deserves to fail
Both sides want quick resolution but issues are technically and politically complex
SFO alleges violation of law aimed at preventing companies from deceiving creditors
A workhorse phone for those who can live without data, but how useful is it?
Chinese markets choppy as traders warily eye ‘systemic risk’ probes
Investors dump New Look and House of Fraser high-yield debt
Sentiment towards Polish debt has recovered from last year as fears over the budget position ease
Prime minister prioritises creation of ‘world-leading smart nation’
By 1997, Steve Jobs was back and two years later Apple, with its greeny-blue iMacs, was worth $16.5bn
