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UK prime minister to continue in caretaker role as Tory leadership contest kicks off
Voters and MPs think he is the candidate most likely to beat Corbyn, despite his flaws
US FDA gives green light for $2.1m treatment of spinal muscular atrophy
Senator says White House has invoked emergency powers to seal deal without lawmakers’ approval
Investigation adds new regulatory pressure on manufacturer after deadly crashes
Investors wait for resolution to impasse between Washington and Beijing
The electric-car group’s shares have lost close to a fifth of their value in a week
Thirty years after covering the massacre, James Kynge goes in search of the dissidents who shook Beijing
Ryan Graves’ departure signals first management shake-up since market listing
Trump says ‘relatively small’ group will protect forces in the region as Iran tensions rise
Lawyers caution that complex talks to resolve sexual harassment claims could still fall apart
Supporters celebrate but opponents fear crackdown on dissent and religious minorities
Emmanuel Macron says no fatalities after ‘attack’ during Friday rush hour
Payments industry sees flurry of big deals in race to cash in on rising digital transactions
President Trump seeks to inject measures preventing devaluations into trade deals
Guilherme Leal seen as a friendly face of capitalism as he looks to burnish green credentials
FAA says ‘frank’ talks over grounded aircraft did not result in resumption timetable
The private equity billionaire who stunned students by offering to pay off their debt
The prime minister’s resignation cleared the way for a chaotic Conservative leadership contest
The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas sits down with Brendan Greeley
The FT's Robert Shrimsley on the prime minister's tactical shortcomings
At the age of 7, the Somali writer was subjected to FGM. Now she travels the world lobbying to halt the practice
The social platform has proved an ideal forum but algorithms are commoditising Instapoetry
But can smaller industrial towns like Scunthorpe follow its example?
Concerns remain that tariff dispute between US and China will escalate
Developing countries pull ahead for first time since 2013 despite widespread gloom
UK pound tops $1.27 as prime minister details her departure from Downing Street
Curbs on the Chinese company play into the trade war rhetoric. But American industry fears it has a lot to lose from the dispute
