Bunge: Grain prices to fall
Alberto Weisser, chairman and chief executive of Bunge, one of the world's largest agricultural traders, says he expects to see the price of grain...
Estonia’s Euro advice for Latvia
Latvia hopes to become the 18th EU member state to join the Euro. Estonia became the 17th country to adopt the single currency in...
Change for commodities
There was a sense of adjustment among chief executives at the FT's Global Commodities Summit in Lausanne this week. In addition to the usual...
Migrant workers driving China’s economy
The rise in spending power of China's 220m migrant workers is supporting the country's economy as manufacturing stalls. James Kynge, principal of China Confidential,...
The man who would monetise the web
Jaron Lanier is a computer scientist who first rose to fame for his work on virtual reality. Once a devoted advocate of the free...
Italy’s indefinite inertia
Italy's stocks climbed on news its 88-year-old president Giorgio Napolitano has been re-elected. This raises hopes that the political deadlock which set in since...
Japan carmakers cannot escape island spat
This year's Shanghai auto show could be make or break for Japanese automakers in China. The FT's Patti Waldmeir reports on how Japan's automakers...
China’s car dream sours
After a decade of runaway car sales, Chinese cities are threatened by dangerous levels of pollution and traffic congestion. The FT's Patti Waldmeir reports...
Bank of Baroda | PM-Vidyalaxmi: Supporting Your Higher Education Dreams
Every dream of higher education deserves the right support to become a reality.
With the PM-Vidyalaxmi scheme, eligible students can access education loans and pursue...
Matolcsy’s mortgage problem in Hungary
Foreign currency debt - that's the problem facing György Matolcsy, Hungary's central banker, known for his unorthodox policies. More than half the household and...
