Can the Modi model work for India?
Entrepreneurs and businessmen swoon over Narendra Modi's ability to make decisions and get things done but social activists say his style is divisive and...
Tough call for ECB
After worry about emerging markets, attention turns to this week's European Central Bank meeting and US unemployment data. Marc Chandler, global head of FX...
Abenomics is pushing Japan’s banks overseas
The Japanese government's bond buying program means Japan's mega banks are holding fewer JGBs. But with demand for domestic lending still low, that means...
Keeping health data private
Marc Vael, chief information security officer at BARC, speaks to the FT´s Paul Taylor about managing IT risks and customers' privacy in the medical...
Germany’s renewable energy revolution
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The FT's Jeevan Vasagar talks to farmers in Reussenköge, who have been benefiting from Germany's subsidies...
Yellen’s deflationary challenge
Janet Yellen, the new Federal Reserve board chair who gives testimony to Congress on Tuesday, may need to address deflation risks, says US markets...
Why are banks pre-releasing?
The UK bank reported pre-tax profits a day ahead of full-year results -- the latest pre-announcement by a bank of results. Lex's Robert Armstrong...
Draghi’s deflation dilemma
The eurozone's periphery is healthier than it was, but deflation is looming and risks remain. Andrew Balls, deputy chief investment officer at Pimco, explains...
Stuck in the Panama Canal
Talks to resolve cost overruns in the Panama Canal expansion project have broken down. Lex's Robert Armstrong and Joseph Cotterill discuss the latest developments.
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Russia optimistic about Sochi
On the day of the opening ceremony of the 2014 Winter Olympics, Moscow reporter Courtney Weaver says the mood in Russia is positive despite...
