Daimler’s self driving lorry | FT Business Notebook
Automotive manufacturer Daimler believes lorry drivers will be able to use autopilot on their long-haul journeys within a decade. Chris Bryant jumps aboard one...
How Lego deals with success and digital | FT Business
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FT Nordic correspondent Richard Milne interviews Lego chief executive Jรธrgen Vig Knudstorp at the toymaker's headquarters...
Will Robot Vacuum Cleaners Become The Norm? | FT Business
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Robot vacuum cleaners have improved but are they ready to replace the traditional upright or...
Camp Alphaville on cashless society
From Camp Alphaville in London, FT Alphaville's Izabella Kaminska talks to leading cryptocurrency experts about a cashless society, Bitcoin and the future of payments....
Espirito Santo: Holey spirit
Concerns about Portugal's second-largest lender have affected other eurozone bank shares. Lex's Oliver Ralph and Joseph Cotterill discuss whether the bank's corporate governance problems...
UK public workers protest pay
Public sector strikes have been held across the UK in demonstrations against government cuts. Seb Morton-Clark talks to some of those protesting on the...
M&A could prolong equity rally
Mergers and acquisitions have been picking up without reaching the levels that would usually be expected at this stage in an equity bull market....
Reverse Repo in 60 seconds
The cost of Fed liquidity is supposed to influence rates across the board, including those charged to the non-bank sector. However, since the crisis,...
Iceland – expect write-offs on banks
Finance minister Bjarni Benediktsson warns that Iceland's failed banks need to be 'realistic' with foreign creditors and says markets are expecting write-offs. He also...
Li & Fung starts spinning
Li & Fung, the world's biggest sourcing company, has spun off Global Brands. Lex's Alan Livsey and Lucy Colback discuss why the Chinese serial...
