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‘Buy now pay later’ boom fuels consumer debt concerns as transactions soar
This article is the latest part of the FT’s Financial Literacy and Inclusion CampaignIn an age of mobile payments, the decision by Swedish “buy now pay later” group Klarna to launch its first physical card in the UK last…
What next after COP26? Gas crisis shadows the road from Glasgow to Sharm el-Sheikh
While UK climate negotiators were meeting with ministers around the world at the beginning of last week about enacting the green promises in the COP26 Glasgow pact, Britain’s leaders were defending domestic oil and gas…
Fitch downgrades Turkish debt amid soaring inflation
Fitch downgraded Turkey’s sovereign debt and issued a scathing verdict on president Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s plan to tackle soaring inflation.The international rating agency pushed the long-term debt rating deeper into junk…
New York crypto couple implicated in ‘heist of the century’
In June of 2020, Heather Morgan wrote a column for Forbes that was headlined, “Experts Share Tips To Protect Your Business From Cybercriminals”. Now US authorities are alleging she was more of an expert than she let on.On…
From slacker to sellout: my ’90s salad days
The other morning I was driving my son to soccer practice and trying to avoid the subject of my 50th birthday when Pearl Jam, a favourite band from my university years — one of the pioneers of the Seattle grunge scene and…
Yield-hungry investors rush into mining stocks
Investors are rushing into mining stocks as they hunt for assets that can deliver strong income streams at a time of persistently high inflation.London-listed shares of BHP, the world’s biggest natural resources company, and…
Housing demand still running high, says developer Barratt
Demand for new-build homes in the UK is still running high despite the government winding down a pair of its schemes to help buyers, according to Barratt Developments.The housebuilder said it was selling homes quicker than a…
Poorest UK consumers risk losing £200 energy bill support
Up to a quarter of a million of Britain’s poorest households stand to miss out on chancellor Rishi Sunak’s £200 reduction in October’s energy bills because of how they pay for electricity, fuel poverty campaigners have…
Russia and US evacuate diplomatic staff from Ukraine
Russia and the US said they would begin evacuating staff from their embassies and consulates in Ukraine on Saturday as western allies prepared to launch a last-ditch effort to convince Moscow to withdraw its forces.The US…
Estonia’s new president warns of threat from Russian hybrid warfare
Estonia’s president has warned that the Baltic states should prepare for Russia’s use of hybrid warfare tactics, saying they must be ready for cyber attacks and migrant flows to be employed against them.Alar Karis said that…
