Political chess and the Budget
George Parker, the FT's political editor, discusses the highlights of the 2014 UK Budget and how they will shape debate ahead of next year's...
Tencent – WeChat, they spend
Lex's Oliver Ralph and Joseph Cotterill discuss the fourth-quarter earnings of Tencent, China's biggest internet company, and examine the growing pressure on margins in...
Wolf on Osborne’s regressive Budget
George Osborne's fifth Budget was populist but mostly for the prosperous, Martin Wolf, chief economics commentator, explains to John Authers. They also discuss his...
Aircraft search for MH370 | FT World
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Finding an unspecified object about 24m long in a search area that stretches over 23,000km is...
Myanmar’s energy bonanza comes with a price
Myanmar's great waterways are being harnessed to fix crippling power outages. The FT's Michael Peel reports on the human cost from this energy bonanza.
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EU leaders discuss Ukraine moves
Brussels bureau chief Peter Spiegel reports on the upcoming summit of EU leaders on Crimea. Politicians are expected to decide on further sanctions on...
Doing away with annuities
George Osborne announced an end to compulsory annuities, prompting the shares of annuity providers to plummet. Lex's Joseph Cotterill and Oliver Ralph discuss whether...
What astronauts do next after space | FT Business
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FT recruitment editor Carola Hoyos finds out how astronauts survive retirement after one of the world's...
Japan’s concerns over consumption tax and China
Inflation in Japan is climbing, but consumption tax is around the corner, China is slowing and the yen is appreciating. Nancy Curtin, chief investment...
Colombian business trumps drug trade
The winner of the developing markets category in the Boldness in Business Awards is a Colombian syndicate which joined forces to protect their interests...
