Oil – stuck in a rut?
Ian Taylor, chief executive of Vitol, the world's biggest independent oil trader, talks to FT commodities editor Neil Hume about the price of oil,...
Bye-bye Billiton?
Shares in the Anglo-Australian mining major climbed after reports it might demerge unwanted assets for up to $19bn. Lex's Oliver Ralph and Joseph Cotterill...
Will takeaway hubs fly?
Just Eat, the online takeaway, rose on its debut on the London Stock Exchange. Lex's Joseph Cotterill and Oliver Ralph discuss whether the business...
Mercuria scales commodities peak
Marco Dunand, chief executive of Mercuria, talks to Neil Hume, FT commodities editor, about the company's recent $3.5bn, acquisition that lifts Mercuria into the...
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With a younger generation increasingly opting for smartphones and smartwatches over more traditional timepieces, the FT's...
Worst is over for EM
The worst is over for emerging markets, says George Hoguet, global investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors. He explains why to FT emerging...
Chile rattled by 8.2 offshore earthquake
The FT's Benedict Mander phones from Buenos Aires with the latest developments along Latin America's Pacific coast.
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Cyber crime: Companies must act
The cost of committing cyber crime is falling, says Kyle Adams of IT company Juniper Networks. He tells Hannah Kuchler, FT San Francisco correspondent,...
Hollande’s tricky balancing act
The FT's Paris bureau chief Hugh Carnegy assesses what the Cabinet reshuffle by French president Francois Hollande - after disastrous elections for the Socialists...
Stake with its chips?
There are reports that Apple may buy a stake held by Japanese chipmaker Renesas in an LCD display unit. Lex's Robert Armstrong and Joseph...
