Brazil’s rising stars
Sergio Millerman, the chairman of the Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce's Person of the Year, discusses the future of Brazilian business with Joseph Leahy, the...
Brazil: turning point
In an unusual year, the World Cup and the country's elections will help to determine Brazil's future.
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US and China’s cyber clash
The US has accused the Chinese military of cyber industrial espionage. Lex's Oliver Ralph and Joseph Cotterill look at the charges and what it...
US bond yields’ surprise reverse
Investors expected 10-year Treasury yields to keep climbing this year, to 3.5 per cent. Instead they have dropped to 2.5 per cent. Michael Mackenzie,...
No deal means both AstraZeneca and Pfizer will lose
Pfizer's fourth and 'final' takeover approach for the UK pharmaceuticals group has been rejected. Lex's Joseph Cotterill and Robert Armstrong discuss where this leaves...
Is catastrophe boom worrying?
The search for yield has driven investors to catastrophe bonds, pushing their yield down. Gillian Tett, FT columnist, explains to John Authers that the...
Internal message to Deutche Bank traders | FT Business
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Colin Fan, co-head of Deutsche Bank's investment bank, has warned traders in an internal video that being...
Pussy Riot on art and activism
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alyokhina were imprisoned in 2012 for performing a "punk prayer" at Moscow's Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, which called upon...
Doing business in Modi’s India
BJP's Narendra Modi promised to fix India's tottering economy. Now he has won the election, pressure is on him to deliver immediate results. Victor...
Vietnam protests hit Taiwan groups
Michael Peel, Bangkok regional correspondent, reports on the damages to Taiwanese companies targeted in Vietnam's anti-China protests.
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