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Ban Ki-moon, United Nations secretary-general, visits Syrian refugees at Kawergosk refugee camp near Erbil in Northern...
Deflationary danger of hitting targets
UK inflation is finally on target at 2 per cent. But this may not be good news. John Authers fears deflation is around the...
Google’s $3.2bn Nest Labs deal | Lex
Who would buy a $3.2bn thermostat? Lex's Robert Armstrong and Joseph Cotterill discuss whether Google's bid for Nest means that it is becoming more...
Osborne’s austerity gamble
George Osborne has warned of more big spending cuts if the Tories are re-elected. Daniel Garrahan reports on whether there is economic logic behind...
Deutsche Bank shares dip
Deutsche Bank's shares fell 4 per cent after the early announcement of its latest results. Fixed-income trading figures were particularly poor. Lex's Robert Armstrong...
Will Buffett pay a dividend?
The performance of Warren Buffett's investment vehicle Berkshire Hathaway is legendary. But does he have more cash than he can use? Dan McCrum, FT...
FT Masterclass: quilting
Tracy Chevalier, author of 'Girl with a Pearl Earring', learnt to quilt as research for her latest novel. At her north London home she...
Re-thinking German Art
Magnificent German art on display in London's great galleries spans the centuries from the Renaissance to the modern era and provides plenty of surprises:...
Shell shock
Lex's Joseph Cotterill and Alan Livsey on Royal Dutch Shell's worse-than-expected earnings, and the implications for the oil group's refining activities and search for...
Madness of crowds
Markets often behave like unruly crowds and the urge to follow the herd has intensified. Anne Richards, Aberdeen Asset Management's chief investment officer, discusses...
