Siemens restructuring travails
Philips and Siemens have both been undertaking rolling restructurings, but one has fared much better than the other. Lex's Joseph Cotterill and Nikki Tait...
A new outlook for mining in the UK
James Wilson, mining correspondent, reports from moorland in Devon that is about to become the site for some industrial activity that has become very...
Bernanke and beyond
Ben Bernanke's tenure as Federal Reserve chairman ends this week. Gavyn Davies, principal of Fulcrum Asset Management, analyses the massive expansion of the Fed's...
Egypt dents BG production
BG shares tumbled after the oil and gas producer warned again that production would miss forecasts, this time due to problems in Egypt. Lex's...
Emerging market sell-off spreads across Asia
Following on from the sharp fall in the Argentine peso last week, the emerging markets sell-off has spread to Asia. Mitul Kotecha, head of...
Carney’s next step on forward guidance
From the World Economic Forum in Davos, economics editor Chris Giles assesses the options open to Bank of England governor Mark Carney after he...
What next for Nintendo?
In the wake of Nintendo's announcement that it would miss it's earnings forecasts, FT reporters and analysts dissect the current position of the gaming...
Peak car?
Demand for oil could be approaching a peak, as companies grow more energy efficient and use cars less. Nick Butler, visiting professor at King's...
Gold Ban by Govt of India? #shorts #gold
Recently Pm Narendra Modi ji urges People of our country not to buy Gold for the coming 1 year, let's find out why?
#gold #narendramodi...
Lionel Barber on Obama’s speech
FT editor Lionel Barber talks to Roula Khalaf, foreign editor, about President Barack Obama's State of the Union speech and what concrete actions are...
