Central bankers at a crossroads
The US and UK central banks changed how they implement guidance. Andrew Goldberg, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, tells the FT's Ferdinando...
BHP Billiton: big spender
BHP Billiton, one of the world's biggest miners, made $7.8bn in profit in the last half of 2013. Lex's Oliver Ralph and Joseph Cotterill...
Asset-backed securities back in vogue
US subprime mortgages made asset-backed securities a post-crisis pariah. Richard Hopkin, managing director of AFME's securitisation division, explains to FT capital markets editor Ralph...
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From prison to key cutting
Susanna Grant tells how Timpson recruited her in prison to be a store manager
With a five-year prison sentence for armed robbery, Susanna Grant thought...
WhatsApp & Facebook – How does the deal work? | Lex
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Facebook paid $19bn for WhatsApp, the messaging service -- or should that be $40 for each...
Carlsberg: cheap but probably no bargain
Carlsberg's fourth quarter was a little less bad than the previous three. Lex's Robert Armstrong and Oliver Ralph discuss why an investor would want...
Travellers boost luxury sales
An austerity diktat in China raises concerns for the luxury industry over one of its biggest consumers. Rachel Sanderson reports from Milan on how...
Facebook’s land grab for customers
Facebook's acquisition of WhatsApp puts it at the heart of the communications world with an application that already has 450m users. Daniel Thomas, FT...
Football battles for Asian market
Tottenham Hotspur is the latest premier league football club to step up its presence in Asia by signing a deal with AIA, the Hong...
