Bank of Baroda I Leadership in Action 1.0
Bank of Baroda organised Leadership in Action 1.0 — a powerful confluence of leadership, vision and inspiration with our Global Brand Ambassador, Shri Sachin...
UK launches India charm offensive
As part of a strategy to boost UK trade and stimulate the economy, George Osborne and William Hague have travelled to India to strengthen...
Brazil’s World Cup heartache
Brazil fans have reacted to the record 7-1 loss to Germany with tears, anger and humour. The FT's Joe Leahy reports from Belo Horizonte...
Jokowi vs Prabowo goes down to the wire
Indonesia's short history as a democracy has seen its tightest ever presidential campaign as former Jakara governor Joko Widodo failed to capitalise on his...
Rising inequality and greater risk
Households are bearing the weight of austerity, while corporate taxes are reduced. This can't last, says Luca Paolini, chief strategist at Pictet Asset Management....
China commodities – fiction and fact | FT Alphaville
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Anne Stevenson-Yang, co-founder of J Capital Research, says China's demand for commodities is partly driven...
Should Allianz part with Pimco?
After nearly 15 years of ownership, the time has come for Allianz to let Pimco strike out on its own, Lex's Oliver Ralph suggests....
Putin deliberates on Ukraine
Ahead of a critical weekend for the conflict in Ukraine, Courtney Weaver, deputy Moscow bureau chief, reports on the latest developments and considers Russian...
Angela Merkel indignant at claims US spy reports
German Chancellor Angela Merkel says that if the spying allegations are true, it would be a 'clear contradiction' to a trustful cooperation.
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UK ministers begin two-day visit to India
George Osborne and William Hague hope to open up opportunities in the defence and infrastructure sectors with India.
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