Financial Times: Business News
Stay ahead with live markets expert analysis and FT podcasts
Financial Times: Business News is designed for readers who want more than quick headlines. It delivers the FT’s trademark global coverage, sharp analysis and market data in a format tailored to busy professionals who need to keep an eye on the world while on the move.
The home feed is clean, text-focused and logically organized into sections such as World, Business, Markets, and Opinion, making it easy to jump from macro trends to niche sectors. Top stories are clearly prioritized, and story pages load quickly with readable typography and minimal visual clutter.
One of the standout features is the depth of market tools. You can track real-time stock prices, view charts, and browse screeners to spot “hot” stocks or sector trends. While it won’t replace a dedicated trading terminal, it’s powerful enough for monitoring positions and understanding what’s driving the day’s moves.
Personalization is handled through topic and author follows, along with alerts for breaking news and key developments. The notifications are timely without feeling spammy, especially if you fine-tune your interests. Offline reading and article saving work reliably, which is perfect for flights or patchy connections.
Audio fans are well served: you can listen to narrated articles and a strong slate of podcasts like FT News Briefing and Behind the Money, all integrated in one place. Video reports add extra context to complex stories.
The main drawback is the paywall. A subscription is required for full access, and some users may find the pricing steep compared to more general news sources. However, for professionals, investors, and students of economics or politics, the depth and reliability of FT journalism justify the cost.
Overall, Financial Times: Business News is a polished, authoritative companion for anyone serious about understanding global markets and policy.
package name
com.ft.news
language(s)
English
available on
Android, iOS
from
The Financial Times Limited