Emirates urges Airbus to speed supply
Tim Clark, president of Emirates Airline, has urged Airbus to commit to supplying a more fuel-efficient A380 superjumbo by 2020, saying it could boost...
Murdoch’s bear hug rebuffed
Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox has had its $80bn bid for Time Warner rejected. Lex's Joseph Cotterill and Alan Livsey discuss what would be...
Russia – value or risk? | Authers’ Note
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Russian stocks are cheap -- but they have rallied strongly since the Ukraine crisis drove a...
China’s second-quarter GDP rises 7.5%
China's economy expanded by 7.5 per cent in the second quarter, accelerating slightly from the first quarter and improving the government's chances of realising...
Miners embrace technology
Many in the mining industry say it needs to be quicker at adopting the latest technology. James Wilson, mining correspondent, reports from the Chelopech...
Obama’s immigration crisis
Ed Luce, the FT's Washington columnist and commentator, on the unraveling US immigration reform talks and the ongoing child migrant crisis.
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Juncker’s balancing act
Jean-Claude Juncker has won a vote of approval as president of the European Commission. Quentin Peel considers how the former president of Luxembourg achieved...
Reynolds & Lorillard: smoke signals | Lex
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Shares in Lorillard, the third-biggest US tobacco company, fell 8 per cent on Tuesday despite a...
Cameron’s political reshuffle
UK Prime Minister David Cameron has reshuffled his cabinet. Janan Ganesh, political columnist, tells Robert Shrimsley why the moves are highly politicised.
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Bombardier’s CSeries and China
Pierre Beaudoin, chief executive of Bombardier, talks to Andrew Parker, FT aerospace correspondent, about the company's new CSeries aircraft, challenging Airbus and Boeing, and...
