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FT Paris bureau chief Hugh Carnegy reports from Calais, France's closest point to the UK, where hundreds...
NN float leaves ING attractive
NN's flotation, the biggest in Europe this year, leaves its parent ING focused mostly on banking. Lex's Lucy Colback and Oliver Ralph discuss whether...
Reviving the French economy
The French government hopes that its package of business reforms will encourage investment and bring back growth to Europe's second-largest economy. Is France's business...
Supermarkets — time to check out?
The supermarket is under pressure. They face competition from both hard discounters and upmarket retailers. The FT's Andrea Felsted visits Romford, on the outskirts...
Muddy Waters expects China correction
FT Alphaville writer David Keohane talks to US short seller and founder of Muddy Waters Research, Carson Block, about his view that China will...
Investing in India’s new hill station
Lex's Oliver Ralph and Lucy Colback assess the investment potential of India's first new hill station since the end of British colonial rule, as...
Fireworks for US equities
An early July 4 celebration came for US equities as the unemployment rate dropped to 6.1 per cent, against expectations, and the Dow Jones...
Reason for optimism
Economics tomes tend to chronicle despair, but 'The Consolations of Economics' offers hope. Its author Gerard Lyons explains to the FT's John Authers the...
China’s love for wine matures in austerity drive
China's top end of the wine market has been hit hard by the government's austerity campaign, now drinkers are switching from old world reds...
Robots are still in our control
Is the political and policy response to automation the right one? From Camp Alphaville in London, Cardiff Garcia talks to leading academics Erik Brynjolfsson...
