Pru’s progress
UK insurer Prudential has reported forecast-beating results, particularly in Asia. Lex's Vincent Boland and Oliver Ralph discuss how the Pru is outperforming the sector...
Are London’s skyscrapers good for the city? | FT World
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The city's skyline has been transformed by startling glass-and-steel structures during the past decade - but are...
Mayor outlines London vision
How can London build on the momentum of a golden Olympic year in 2012? The mayor of London talks with the FT's James Pickford...
Anger at dead pigs in Shanghai river
After nearly 3,000 dead pigs were found dumped in one of Shanghai's suburban rivers, local government officials have been scrambling to solve the mystery....
Brighter outlook from Munich Re
Munich Re's profit outlook is better than expected but down on the previous year. Lex's Vincent Boland and Oliver Ralph discuss what lower catastrophe...
Will changing of guards unlock potential?
As Venezuela's Hugo Chávez departs the scene, Enrique Peña Nieto, Mexico's new president, is promising structural reforms and generating great excitement. Mexico's markets are...
Bank of Baroda | International Literacy Day 2026
Literacy opens doors to opportunity, understanding and independence. Education takes us closer to the future we envision.
This International Literacy Day, let’s celebrate the power...
EM: it’s the consumer, stupid
Emerging markets indices have underperformed the developed world since the credit crisis. Marten Hoekstra, of Emerging Global Advisors, explains to Long View's John...
Zero grip, maximum skill
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European car gloom slows VW
Volkswagen's 2012 numbers weren't particularly positive and its outlook for the current year was for stalling in second gear. Lex's Julia Grindell and Nikki...
