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Republishing and syndication are now integrated seamlessly into FT.com. Learn about how you can use this tool and download the new user guide for more detail.

The Financial Times is now available in the iOS App Store for existing subscribers.

As of July 2017, FT.com has introduced a streamlined search function to allow for a simpler and more user-friendly experience - available at ft.com/search.    

The old FT.com will close permanently on 28th February 2017,  so make sure you and your team are familiar with the new and improved FT.com, which has been designed based on your feedback to enhance your online experience.

In 2016, we invested in our Premium subscription to ensure your business is equipped with the news, insight and analysis needed to help your employees make better, more informed decisions. In 2017, we’ve gone even further to offer more value for Premium subscribers...

Because the new FT.com is here.

Our new website which is faster, clearer and completely mobile-optimised, will become your default FT.com on 5th October.

Throughout 2016, our subscribers have been invited to try out the new site and provide feedback. This feedback has been used to optimise the site and provide an experience that is completely tailored to your needs.

Our new website will become the default FT.com for all subscribers by 5th October.

For Syndication customers, please note that the Syndication Tool will not be available on the new website, however you will be able to continue using it by opting back to the old FT.com.

We owe you a big thank you.

Our new website, which we have been busy building based on your feedback, is now live and ready for you and your team to enjoy.

On the 25th June 2016, the day after the Brexit results were announced, we had 5.4 million page views- 32% more than the Lehmann crisis. And this week alone, 53 interviews with our FT journalists has reached 47 million people. This is testament to the impact of Brexit and how businesses are continuing to do some soul-searching to keep their entities alive; as well as the country and international economies who are looking to survive through uncertain and volatile times...