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His latest film in the ‘Avatar’ franchise is characteristically elaborate and big-budget
As a cost of living crisis hits many countries, the US consumer has been surprisingly resilient. How long can that last?
Religious worship may be in decline but spirituality remains undimmed
Making a fuss over America’s Inflation Reduction Act is gratuitous and counterproductive
A decade of Tory spending cuts left the country vulnerable to the external shocks of the past two years
This slogan has become the rallying cry of Iran’s protest movement
There are wider concerns about Chinese-exposed tech that ought to be preoccupying policymakers and investors
As innovative stocks have deflated, conventional luxury, energy and defence have thrived
Benjamin Netanyahu’s most rightwing administration yet must be held to account
Fighting inflation may require contentious interest rate rises just when a downturn is hurting companies and individuals
Christianity’s grip has been slipping for decades — evidenced by crumbling chapels and dwindling attendance. Can new communities help the church regain relevance?
Saying I told you so is not much use, but the market implosion holds some real lessons
Change of captain, coach and style of play bring team newfound success
Deal for Sunday games is an expensive way for parent company Alphabet to buy an audience
Smuggling boom suggests ban will complicate but not halt the flow of technology, while raising prices for all
From obesity drugs to cancer treatments, this year should be remembered for pharmaceutical advances
Bailout is fresh in German memories and prospects are weaker than directors imagine
Three prime ministers and a birthday cake: a year in British politics
Editors and correspondents at the Financial Times reflect on the words of the year
Small family-run businesses prove lucrative for consolidation into Bunzl
What would happen if tax wasn’t a thing and other burning queries
Will you ‘manifest money’ in the year ahead?
US authorities say two associates of Sam Bankman-Fried have pleaded guilty to criminal fraud charges
Higher interest rates have pushed many buyers out of the market
The candidates who might fit with the mercurial entrepreneur at the social network
The crisis in retail energy casts the authorities in a poor light
There is currently no good way to scrap paper shares while maintaining the rights of individual investors
There is a world of difference between what Wall Street and the markets believe debt is worth
Slump reflects the waning fortunes of HK as the gateway to a China wracked by coronavirus
Diplomatic spat over former president Pedro Castillo highlights political divide in Latin America
Zelenskyy, Macron and Sam Bankman-Fried are all academics’ kids on a global stage
Blood, sweat, wine, tears, two days of prep and a thousand-yard stare. I can’t say I wasn’t warned
The west must continue to stand by the brave people of Ukraine for their sake, and for ours
The surge in energy prices has opened new divides among eurozone states
Carmaker’s €75bn IPO was rare hurrah for Frankfurt exchange short on dynamism and innovation
Public service problems make pro-growth policies even more important
Decision to end production of ‘forever chemicals’ comes as group faces mounting legal challenges
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