Japan: Return of the zombies
Japan has suffered in the market retreat this week, ignoring positive fundamentals as Abenomics begins to bear fruit. John Authers analyses why and where...
In front of the curve
Paul Taylor, the FT's Connected Business editor, reviews the flexible G Flex, LG's curved 'phablet' smartphone
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China Cracks Down on Dongguan Sex Workers | FT World
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A raid on massage parlours, saunas and karaoke bars in Dongguan has seen over a thousand people...
Liquidity = volatility in EM
ETFs make it easy to invest in emerging markets, and they are increasingly the most popular vehicle for doing so. However, John Authers analyses...
Caesars’ downfall
This week Caesars reportedly hired restructuring advisers -- an unwelcome development for private equity backers Apollo and TPG. Lex's Robert Armstrong and Sujeet Indap...
Carney breaks rates link with jobs
Economics editor Chris Giles assesses the Bank of England's latest forecasts and governor Mark Carney's decision not to tie BoE future policy decisions to...
UK battles with elements
Record water levels along the Thames river have brought misery to low-lying residents and business owners. James Pickford reports from Datchet, a small Berkshire...
Nestlé/L’Oréal: good food, good life?
Nestlé, the world's biggest food company, has sold an 8 per cent shareholding in L'Oréal to the French cosmetics maker for an implied equity...
North Korea warns on US-South Korea military exercise
North Korea has warned that the annual US-South Korean war games scheduled to start later this month may increase tensions on the peninsula. Simon...
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