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Thousands of jobs are set to be lost in the City of London and Wall Street this year as the credit squeeze bites. How is the turmoil being felt at your company?
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Is this the end for Mugabe?
The Movement for Democratic Change is claiming victory in Zimbabwe’s elections. But the announcement of the results is being delayed, amid allegations of vote-rigging. Is this the end of Mugabe’s 28-year rule?
Heathrow T5 shambles: Have your say
The disastrous opening of Terminal 5 has seen delays, cancelled flights and lost baggage. Have you been affected? What should happen next?
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Has the US troop surge in Iraq worked?
Violence recorded by the US in Iraq has fallen sharply. Is the surge of US troops responsible? Or are other factors more important?
What is the world’s restaurant capital?
The new Michelin guide to Tokyo will undoubtedly cause some food critics to choke. The Japanese capital has amassed 191 stars, far outranking New York and even Paris. But which city gets your vote for the finest dining?
What is the best business book of all time?
The experts have had their say – now it is your turn. From Adam Smith, to Peter Drucker, to Jim Collins, there are plenty of contenders to consider
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Economists’ Forum
The canary in the mine: Larry Summers’s apparently nationalist argument for globalisation signals an alarming prospect for developing countries, say Devesh Kapur, Pratap Mehta and Arvind Subramanian
Westminster Blog
A sinking ship? In the last year, 30 Labour/Lib Dem councillors have defected to the Conservatives, while only one Tory councillor has quit the party
Gideon Rachman’s blog
The League of Democracies revisited: The league will only take off if the world’s democracies become convinced they face a common threat so obvious and dangerous that it is worth forming a new alliance
Brussels Blog
The FT’s EU team give the inside track on the latest EU moves
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China’s next chapter
Markets Q&A: Jing Ulrich at JPMorgan answers readers’ questions on Chinese corporate and market development
Q&A: What comes after unipolarity?
The era of American foreign policy dominion is over and there is no clear replacement. Council on Foreign Relations president Richard Haass answers your questions about the risks of a non-polar world
Q&A: Battle of the brands
What makes a successful global brand? See how Nigel Hollis of Millward Brown and Hayes Roth of Landor answered your questions
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