Battle for the Fed
Two names stand out in debate over who will become next Federal Reserve chair: Janet Yellen, San Francisco Fed vice-chair, and Lawrence Summers, former...
Carney’s guidance closer to Fed line
FT economics reporter Claire Jones assesses Bank of England governor Mark Carney's new "forward guidance" policy on interest rates and compares it to US...
Bright outlook for Europe’s media
Despite the headwinds that face Europe's media industry, stocks have rallied as advertising revenues start to recover. Lex's Vincent Boland and Julia Grindell look...
First lab-grown burger tasted | FT Business
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FT science editor Clive Cookson talks to Maastricht University professor Mark Post about his demonstration and...
End of an era at the Post
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is to buy the Washington Post for $250m. FT editor Lionel Barber talks to Christine Spolar about the end of...
Sochi locals lose out ahead of games
Russia is pouring $51bn into Sochi in preparation for the Winter Olympics in February 2014. However, Charles Clover reports that residents are angry with...
Tumultuous times for Egypt
The overthrow of President Mohamed Morsi has thrown Egypt into turmoil. Frederick Studemann, comment and analysis editor, talks to the FT's Middle East editor...
Turkey divided over military trial
Turkey correspondent Daniel Dombey reports on the convictions of military commanders in the Ergenekon case. He discusses the trial's impact on anti-government groups who...
London’s breweries bounce back | FT Business Archive
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London was once a world centre for brewing beer. Now its brewers are on the rise...
América Móvil’s €7.2bn battle for KPN
Despite instability in the European telecoms market, Carlos Slim's América Móvil is making a €7.2bn bid for the 70 per cent of KPN he...
