In defence of the union
In part two of a three-part series, the FT's John McDermott continues his road trip around Scotland, and asks how people who identify themselves...
BP: out of the deepwater
There were no surprises in BP's fourth-quarter numbers. As oil companies rein in capital spending, Lex's Oliver Ralph and Alan Livsey discuss what...
EM: It feels like a rout
Contagion is a concern in emerging markets, as the currency sell-off spreads to countries with current account surpluses, such as Hungary. Nicholas Spiro, managing...
Facebook: 10 years on
Hannah Kuchler, the FT's San Francisco correspondent, looks at Facebook's first decade and the challenges it faces as the social network turns 10.
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Cheap credit drives UK car sales
New car sales in the UK rose 7.6 per cent in January, raising hopes 2014 could be as good as 2013. Daniel Garrahan reports...
Is Norway Too Dependant on Oil? | FT World News
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Norway is one of the world's richest nations thanks to its vast oil wealth. But concerns are...
Pohjola move has lessons for co-operatives
Shares in Finland's Pohjola Bank have jumped after its co-operative parent offered to buy out minority shareholders. Lex's Oliver Ralph and Joseph Cotterill discuss...
Scotland’s undecided voters
In the final video of a three-part series, the FT's John McDermott concludes his road trip around Scotland. He speaks to the undecided voters,...
A guilty verdict and an emboldened US attorney
After a three-week trial, it took the jury only two days of deliberations to return a verdict. With Mathew Martoma, former SAC Capital portfolio...
Illycaffè nurtures new markets
Andrea Illy is chief executive of the Italian coffee company, and represents Illycaffè's third generation of family leadership. He talks to the FT's Seb...
