Who’ll repay the LTRO?
From the end of this month banks will have the option to start paying back the LTRO, the cheap three-year loans introduced by the...
Boeing- further turbulence ahead?
Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways have grounded their Boeing 787 aircraft for inspection after a Dreamliner made an emergency landing in western Japan....
Big Data is watching you
The European Union is in the process of re-drafting its pre-internet laws on data protection to take account of the explosion of personal data...
Zombie households
Is the UK economy being held back by 'zombie' households lumbered with too much debt to go out and spend? Angus Armstrong, director of...
Dreamliner makes emergency landing
Passengers and crew were forced to leave the jet by the emergency chutes on Wednesday after the pilots reported smelling smoke in the cabin....
No quick fix for Amplats
Anglo American Platinum has announced that it will mothball four of its unprofitable mines, sell a mining complex and cut 14,000 jobs, as part...
Hazardous smog blankets Beijing | FT World
In the past few days the Chinese capital, home to 20 million residents, has experienced the worst levels of air pollution on record. The...
Dark Side of a Billion-Dollar Company: Story of ZEE & Subhash Chandra!
Dark Side of a Billion-Dollar Company: Story of ZEE & Subhash Chandra!
In this business case study of ZEE and Subhash Chandra, we will discuss...
Big shoes to fill at eurogroup
Dutch finance minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem has been named chairman of the eurogroup, an informal group of eurozone finance ministers. He will replace Jean-Claude Juncker,...
Balancing career and family in Japan
The Japanese government wants more women in management positions, but tradition and a working culture of long hours and long commutes makes it very...
