China rejects hacking allegations | FT World
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An investigation by Australian broadcaster ABC claims Chinese hackers stole the blueprint for the Australian spy...
Pharmaceutical deals
A few big deals are being done -- Actavis buying Warner Chilcott, and Valeant purchasing Bausch & Lomb - but is this the start...
A tale of two Volvos
European manufacturers are tentatively emerging from the financial and eurozone crises. Yet some groups are faring better than others. To accompany a new FT...
Riots shatter Sweden’s image | FT World
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A week of rioting in Stockholm has shattered Sweden's image as a country at peace with...
Independence Day Greetings from Shafali Verma | Bank of Baroda
Bank of Baroda joins the nation in celebrating the spirit of freedom, unity and pride.
This Independence Day, we extend our warmest wishes to...
Turkey takes a battering
Thousands took to the streets of Turkey's cities over the weekend to protest against Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his government. Daniel Dombey...
Turkey fears more violence
The recent protests in Turkey have hit its stock market, which fell 8 per cent due to fears of more violence. Lex's Vincent Boland...
Concern unwinding in US bond market
Concern of a disorderly unwind in the US treasury bond market grows despite yields now comfortably moving above 2 per cent. John Authers, FT's...
Thames landmarks look to clean energy
Windsor Castle is powered by a water turbine, while the roof of Blackfriars station is covered by solar panels. But such systems are reliant...
Luxury flexes its muscle
With the recession in Europe showing no sign of abating, fashion editor Vanessa Friedman reports from the FT Business of Luxury summit in Vienna...
