Careers in London too good to pass up | London and the World
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UK capital's open labour markets and international outlook lure workers from EU and beyond, as Hannah...
Shell’s surprise choice of chief
Ben van Beurden is Royal Dutch Shell's new chief executive. Lex's Julia Grindell and Vincent Boland discuss the surprise choice and the challenges he...
Human Rights Ruling
The European Court of Human Rights voted 16 to 1 denouncing UK whole-life sentences as inhumane punishment. The ruling comes as part of a...
Ethiopia’s big Nile dam battle | FT World Notebook
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The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam will be the largest hydroelectric power plant in Africa when completed,...
Libor: what NYSE Euronext deal means
NYSE Euronext, the transatlantic exchanges operator, has beaten London-based rivals to take over and reform the scandal-plagued Libor rate. The FT's chief regulation correspondent...
Tennis elation tempered by realism
Roger Blitz reports from the National Tennis Centre in London on whether Andy Murray's victory can spur more Brits to tennis triumph. For more...
Lenovo on top of the world
Lenovo is now the top PC maker in the world by volume, but it is operating in a shrinking market. Lex's Vincent Boland and...
Car sales surge in Colombia
Horses and carts could be pushed off the Andean country's roads as demand for autos from a rising middle class continues to soar. Andres...
Big data and the art of mortgage valuations
Paul Taylor, the FT's Connected Business editor, talks to Robert Lux, chief information officer of Freddie Mac, about how the government-sponsored mortgage agency uses...
Lex on a likely clash with Germany
Lex's Vincent Boland and Oliver Ralph discuss the European Commission's plan for banking resolution and a likely clash with Germany on banking union. For...
