Are Treasuries turning?
The bull market in US Treasuries is three decades old. Michael Mackenzie, US markets editor, tells Long View columnist John Authers that this could...
An HS2 far?
The UK government has revealed the planned route of the second stage of the proposed high speed rail link from London to the north...
Twitter’s $9bn valuation
Tim Bradshaw, the FT's tech and internet reporter, takes a look at BlackRock's $80m offer to buy shares from Twitter employees, a move that...
Jaguar Land Rover stalls
A disappointing trading update has marred the record of Jaguar Land Rover - owned by Indian carmaker Tata Motors - long seen as one...
A revolution in US healthcare?
The FT's Christopher Booker reports from Manchester, New Hampshire, where a local healthcare system is trying to transform its approach. As one of 32...
The Shard’s Steep Views | FT World
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The Shard, London's new skyscraper and the tallest building in western Europe, has opened its doors...
Stuttering Santander
Spain's Santander's gone all out for growth over the past decade, but as Lex's Stuart Kirk and Oliver Ralph discuss, domestically it's not doing...
Awaiting the market’s U-turn
Financial panic has subsided into mere nervousness that a great rotation by investors from bonds into equities could be imminent. David Bowers, global strategist...
BlackBerry Z10: catch up or game changer?
Paul Taylor, technology and telecoms editor, takes a look at the new devices unveiled by Research In Motion - now renamed BlackBerry - and...
Saipem outlook hits oil service sector
Italian oil services group Saipem says its 2013 profit will be around half of what analysts had been expecting. Its shares tumbled by...
