First lady’s favorite designer
Jason Wu, designer, speaks backstage to Vanessa Friedman, the FT's fashion editor, about his 2013 fall collection, his second US presidential inauguration gown for...
America’s retail zombies
A vast vacant space which once housed a Borders bookstore is a metaphor for the pressure placed by the digital marketplace on swathes of...
Mali’s difficult path to stability
Rebel Islamist fighters in Mali are in retreat, fleeing from cities after a three week operation by French ground troops. The first part of...
China celebrates the Year of the Snake
Every year, China stages the largest human migration on earth as up to 1bn people go home to their roots. The FT's Patti Waldmeir...
After the rotation?
Are the days of discerning investment returning as the risk-on, risk-off rollercoaster finally eases off? Larry Kantor, global head of research at Barclays suggests...
Calvin Klein: a global lifestyle brand powers on
Vanessa Friedman, the FT's fashion editor, speaks to Paul Thomas Murry, president of Calvin Klein and Francisco Costa, women's creative director about the new...
Still a sweet spot for Nestlé
Shares in Nestlé fell three per cent after it revealed weaker-than- expected organic sales growth in emerging markets and flat underlying operating margins in...
State of the Union: still disunited
Stephanie Kirchgaessner, Washington correspondent, and Stephen Foley, US markets correspondent, speak to the FT's Arash Massoudi about President Barack Obama's State of the Union...
Have a drink on Heineken
Heineken reported a boost to volumes and earnings in 2012. But western Europe continues to be a drag for the Dutch brewer, so growth...
Weaning China off credit-fuelled growth
China's economy has grown at 8 per cent and more each year over the last decade, but much of that has been fuelled by...
