BT and Sky do battle over sports TV
Telecoms correspondent Daniel Thomas examines the UK battle between telecoms group BT and pay-TV operator BSkyB to provide both sports TV and broadband. BT...
Bleak times for coffee growers
Supply shocks sent coffee prices higher in 2009 and 2010, encouraging growers to plant more. But now the price has fallen 60 per cent...
Challenges for Zimbabwe’s next leader
Despite a coalition government achieving some stability since 2009, the poor state of the economy will be a pressing issue for voters and investors...
Tablets – does size matter? | FT Business
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Users now have access to a wide range of tablet sizes. Paul Taylor, technology and telecoms...
Big data and security | The Connected Business
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Paul Taylor, the FT's Connected Business editor, talks to Vijay Raghavan, Chief Technology Officier at LexisNexis...
Publicis Omnicom: A search for value
The FT's Anousha Sakoui looks at the plans for a $35bn Franco-US merger of Publicis and Omnicom. She assesses the chances of regulatory approval...
Selling Detroit
Speaking with FT's chief investment correspondent Henny Sender in NYC, Michigan governor Rick Synder and Detroit's emergency manager Kevin Orr say that despite severe...
Potential pitfalls for Publicis Omnicom Group
The proposed merger between Omnicom and Publicis would create the world's largest marketing group by revenue and equity value. Lex's Vincent Boland and Julia...
Zimbabwe prepares for presidential elections
President Robert Mugabe's 33-year-long rule is being challenged by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai in the July 31 election. The poll is seen as...
Vivendi to sell Activision stake
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French conglomerate Vivendi is selling most of its stake in Activision, the computer games maker, as...
