Cracking down on offshore tax secrecy
Offshore tax centres' secrecy was top of the recent G8 agenda. But will the plans to crack down on tax evasion and illicit finance...
Hongkongers march for democracy
In Hong Kong's basic law, it provides for Hongkongers to choose the people who govern them, but 16 years after the territory was handed...
Snowden leaks hurt US China relations
As Edward Snowden continues to elude US authorities, the FT's Ben Marino reports from Beijing on the strains caused by his revelations of US...
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Eurobonds at 50 and still growing
The first eurobond was launched 50 years ago to fund an Italian motorway. Capital markets editor Ralph Atkins discusses with credit correspondent Michael Stothard...
Black day for BlackBerry
Shares of BlackBerry plunged 27.8% after its first-quarter earnings failed to impress investors. Paul taylor, Telecoms editor, reports on why the smartphone maker last...
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Central banks cause seismic shifts
First, the Fed signalled it would tighten monetary policy early, then the ECB and Bank of England suggested they would keep easy monetary policies...
Chinese drinkers warm to coffee
Coffee consumption in China has been growing steadily as the country's middle class try new soft drinks. The FT's Ben Marino reports on how...
RMB under pressure
While other emerging market currencies have fallen, the RMB has risen and that's in spite of a run of bad news from the financial...
