Business cash comes in from the cold
From the World Economic Forum in Davos, management editor Andrew Hill perceives more business confidence, but there is still caution about spending large cash...
Capex or not to capex?
Companies have a lot of cash on their books and investors are now keen they undertake more capital expenditure. John Authers analyses the chances...
General Motor’s IT revolution
Paul Taylor, Connected Business editor, asks Randal Mott, chief information officer at General Motors, how the automaker has rethought its IT infrastructure to speed...
China comes in to land
Estimated purchasing managers index from HSBC for China suggests a shrinking manufacturing sector. James Kynge, emerging markets editor, and John Authers wonder if the...
Davos leaves Ukraine PM out in the cold
From the World Economic Forum in Davos, FT senior foreign affairs columnist Gideon Rachman reports on his meeting with Ukraine prime minister Mykola Azarov...
Abe comments surprise Chinese at Davos
Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe did not shy away from the tensions with China in his speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos....
Guangzhou’s Chinese Football Factory | FT World
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In spite of its size, China is still a minnow on the world football stage. But...
Gazprom: Pipeline pricing
The state-owned Russian oil and gas producer has announced a 10 per cent drop in third-quarter fiscal-year earnings -- but is it a cheap...
Rouhani: the man the west could do business with
Iran's new president Hassan Rouhani is the first Iranian leader to come to the World Economic Forum in Davos in more than a decade....
