Denmark’s day of political drama
The Danish parliament has approved Goldman Sachs' controversial purchase of a stake in utility Dong Energy. Richard Milne, Nordic and Baltic correspondent, reports on...
Uncertain future for Turkey
Turkey was once hailed exemplar of the world's high-growth economies. Now, the country faces tough economic adjustments and a political system gripped by allegations...
Securing the future of chocolate
The FT's Emiko Terazono reports from Ghana on how chocolate manufacturers and traders are striving to boost cocoa supplies, which are coming under pressure...
Aimco’s European expansion
Canada's Alberta Investment Management is opening an office in London, the first outside of Canada. Chief executive Leo De Bever talks to the FT's...
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Growing cross-party concerns about links between machines and addictive gambling mean there will likely be tighter regulation on how games, such as digital roulette,...
Bernanke enters history
Ben Bernanke has stepped down from the US Federal Reserve. Saker Nusseibeh, chief executive of Hermes Fund Managers, discusses with John Authers whether the...
Thai election goes ahead but troubles continue
Demonstrators in Bangkok blocked some polling stations in the Thai capital and continued to insist that they would ignore the results of the vote,...
Goldman’s Dong deal blows up a storm
Denmark's government teetered on the brink of break-up over Goldman Sachs taking a stake in state-owned utility Dong Energy. Lex's Robert Armstrong and Alan...
Scotland: Deciding its destiny
In part one of a three-part series, the FT's John McDermott takes a road trip to his homeland to find out how Scots are...
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