Talk flows over oil
Michael Mackenzie, the FT's US markets editor, discusses with FT writer Gregory Meyer how sectarian violence in Iraq coupled with high oil consumption in...
Hong Kongers ask for democracy | FT World
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A Hong Kong pro-democracy group called Occupy Central has launched a 10-day referendum that it hopes...
Tackling financial fair play
Fifa is clamping down on overspending by football clubs with the introduction of financial fair play rules. Lex's Oliver Ralph and Alan Livsey discuss...
Gary Hewitt on shareholder activism
Stephen Foley talks shareholder activism with Gary Hewitt, head of research at GMI Ratings.
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Drug trafficking rising in Myanmar | FT World
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Myanmar's Kachin state is at the epicentre of a multibillion-dollar illicit economy fuelled by mining, logging and...
Russia visualised: then and now | FT Arts
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FT art critic Rachel Spence visits two new London exhibitions that chart the changing face of...
Google hoping to get ahead Apple’s iWatch | FT Business
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As Android moves from smartphones to wearable devices, Google is hoping to get ahead of Apple's...
Understanding Juncker
Jean-Claude Juncker was once a relatively unknown Brussels politician, but he is now at the centre of a controversy engulfing the EU. Joshua Chaffin...
Barclays conduct questioned again
Barclays' shares dropped on news that New York's top securities regulator had sued the UK bank for allegedly favouring high-speed traders using its 'dark...
BoE to the rescue?
The Bank of England is attempting to slow the growth of house prices and mortgage lending with measures designed to stop a future credit...
