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Carter-Ruck lawyer for OneCoin ‘cryptoqueen’ prevails over watchdog

SRA had accused Claire Gill of improperly threatening a victim of fraud with litigation

Stock price of company co-founded by ex-US energy secretary Rick Perry fell as much as 46%

Titouan Bernicot celebrates the reefs and retreats of his Thai home

Daily Mail owner to submit deal for approval as rival suitor Dovid Efune gets new backing from Baltimore Sun’s David Smith

Sport’s governing body is demerging its commercial unit and inviting outside investment

The FT columnist replied to readers

Fall for tech groups underlines investor nerves over lofty valuations

The Federal Reserve delivered another divisive cut as expected. Plus, a busy week ahead for other central banks

Nigel Farage’s populist Reform UK becomes the largest political party by members

Rising concern that parliament’s upper chamber is acting as brake on government’s agenda

House Democrats publish images showing men including US president in company of late sex offender

Trees may not be the raciest investment but they have their own magic

Mergers involving the Hollywood studio are often disastrous, but Netflix and Paramount are trying once again

Legal challenge is first shot across the bows as Brussels aims to use funds for €90bn loan to Ukraine

CEO Sue Nabi set to depart after beauty group’s chair Peter Harf steps down in major overhaul

Move backed by Brussels would transform the bloc’s approach to admitting new members

George Parker talks to Anna Gross, Stephen Bush and Chris Giles

A fresh offensive has cast doubt on the durability of accords signed last week in Washington

Convoluted messaging and conflicting policies have been hallmarks of the president’s year

US bank stepped into messy confrontation between billionaire Patrick Drahi and aggrieved Wall Street funds

Acolytes of the broligarchs have a grip on key nodes of Washington’s power ministries

Groups face greater oversight from federal securities, competition and labour agencies

Kansas City’s Jeff Schmid says long-term borrowing costs will rise if policymakers lose their ‘credibility’

Professional forecasters expect the Bank of England to cut, the European Central Bank to hold and the Bank of Japan to raise rates