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From festivals in Florida to touring Dracula’s digs in Romania, we round up the best destinations to visit this October. As summer abandons Europe again this October, eke out the last of the rays and raves in Ibiza, where nightclubs will be going out with a bang for the winter break. When the party finally stops head to the island’s north.

Tesco — check out time?

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Pre-tax profits fell 8 per cent at Tesco last year, their second consecutive annual drop. Lex's Joseph Cotterill and Alphaville's Dan McCrum debate whether...

Should the ECB launch QE?

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Some hope the European Central Bank will use quantitative easing to help the fragile region, but as Albert Gallo, head of macro credit research...

UK’s real wage squeeze ends

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After a sustained period of falling real wages, the UK's latest labour market figures have sparked a lot of excitement - and some confusion....

Working class key to EM growth

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There are 1bn working class consumers who Tassos Stassopoulos, portfolio manager of AllianceBernstein's emerging consumer fund, explains to emerging markets editor James Kynge are...

Time to float Jaguar Land Rover?

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Jaguar Land Rover has thrived under the full ownership of India's Tata Motors, but it needs to raise funds for its ambitious expansion plans....

West loses trust in Putin

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As armed pro-Russian groups continue to occupy government buildings in eastern Ukraine, FT writers talk to Daniel Garrahan about how developments in the country...

Penjelasan proses pemilu di Indonesia oleh Financial Times

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Indonesia has one of the world's most complicated and expensive electoral systems, and this year, it will elect both chambers of its legislature and...

PSA Peugeot Citroën still bullish on China

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Despite a slowing economy, China is still a bright spot for auto makers like PSA Peugeot Citroën. The FT's Tom Mitchell talks to Grégoire...

How to make a stately pile pay | FT Life

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Euston Hall in Suffolk boasts the work of some of Britain's greatest landscapers: Capability Brown, John Evelyn and William Kent. The Duke of Grafton...

Future for Australian manufacturing looks bleak

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Ford, Toyota and Holden are all planning to close their factories in Australia -- bringing an end to almost a century of carmaking in...

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