Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. When senior Chinese leader Wang Qishan met Sir Henry Keswick in 2012, he acknowledged the British businessman’s ...

Late in the US presidential election campaign, Democrats discovered a serious problem. Young men, minorities especially, had abandoned the party in droves. An American Compass poll, conducted with ...

The number of HM Revenue & Customs investigations into serious tax fraud and avoidance has fallen to a six-year low, figures uncovered by the Financial Times have revealed. Known in tax circles as ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. This summer, Polish bakery group Putka started offering English classes to ease communication among its ...

Experts believe that countries will now be unlikely to apply rules over fears of retaliation from Trump-led administration ...

Donald Trump’s election has sparked a surge in the number of US students exploring whether to pursue their university education abroad.

Despite president-elect’s promises, production is unlikely to surge as Wall Street demands returns over growth ...

The experience confirmed that business leaders who do what Boeing’s new chief executive, Kelly Ortberg, did the other week deserve much credit. When Ortberg set out his plans to restore faith in the ...

Increasing numbers of UK interiors brands are “peddling their wares” with a village-fete style verve – both broadening their ...

India’s rise as a major economy has long been held back by its failure to develop a robust manufacturing sector. The share of ...

After scooping up hundreds of millions of pounds of Thames Water’s debt from panicked asset managers willing to sell at a discount, Paul Singer’s Elliott is now one of several hedge funds engaged in a ...

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