The Philippines – A two sided economy | FT World
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The booming outsourcing sector has created jobs in the services sector for an educated middle class...
Brazil’s World Cup hangover
As Brazilians try to get over their humiliating World Cup defeat, a bigger problem looms on the horizon: the country's struggling economy. Samantha Pearson,...
Edinburgh listing?
If Scotland votes for independence in September, would the 100 London-listed but Scottish-domiciled companies move their listing to a new Scots exchange? Paul Marsh,...
Airbus on Boeing and the EU
Airbus Group chief executive Tom Enders talks to FT aerospace correspondent Andrew Parker at the Farnborough air show about the aircraft maker's latest challenge...
Financials lead the charge
As the second quarter earning season heats up, financials are leading the charge. While bond buyers have done rather well, the FT's US Markets...
Chinese companies cross into Russia
Kathrin Hille, the Financial Times' Moscow bureau chief, reports on the unprecedented push by Chinese companies into Russia's far east border with its neighbour.
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Why the bargain bid for Kodiak?
Whiting Petroleum, one of the largest oil producers in the booming Bakken formation of North Dakota, is acquiring Kodiak Oil and Gas at a...
Asset managers M&A approaching? | Authers’ Note
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Asset managers are about to prey on each other, with many forecasting a wave of M&A....
China will grow by breaking elite | FT Alphaville
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China will only grow by breaking its political elite and transferring wealth from the state to...
Bank of Baroda | International Day of Women & Girls in Science
On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we recognise the power of women driving discovery, innovation, and progress.
Bank of Baroda remains...
