Rebalancing of power
China's competitive advantage is not what it used to be as its development drives up labour costs. Diana Choyleva, head of macroeconomics at Lombard...
Accountancy and cyber security
Jo Stewart-Rattray, chief information security officer at BRM Holdrich, an Australian accounting firm and consultancy, discusses the security issues that companies are facing and...
Total gains points
Total is investing in the UK's fledgling shale gas sector. Lex's Robert Armstrong and Alan Livsey discuss the deal and how it should help...
Qualcomm bets on wearable gadgets
FT San Francisco correspondent Tim Bradshaw reports on his interview at the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas with Steve Mollenkopf, chief executive-elect...
Protesters try to shut down Bangkok
The intensity of the power struggle between the government of Yingluck Shinawatra and the wealthy Bangkok elite at the core of the protests jumped...
Capex comeback
After a long slump, capital expenditure in the UK is no longer a no no. Chief financial officers are more confident of taking risk...
Luxury Big Bird taxis in Jakarta | FT Business
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In Jakarta, the amount of time wasted in traffic is a significant problem for business. Blue...
Mifid II: a fudge too late?
The EU seeks to increase transparency, stability and lower trading costs with the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (Mifid II). Lex's Robert Armstrong and...
Carmakers weigh up tech advances
Henry Foy, motor industry correspondent at the Financial Times, reports on how the world's biggest carmakers are taking stock of a period of rapid...
Khartoum — a city under strain | FT World
In September 2013, the Sudanese government announced cuts to fuel subsidies, prompting protests which left at least 200 people dead. FT's Katrina Manson goes...
