Shane Todd on a dragon boat in Singapore during an outing with friends and colleagues in 2011 From LIFE & ARTS Feb 15, 2013

Death in Singapore

On June 24 last year, the body of Shane Todd, a young US electronics engineer, was found hanging in his Singapore apartment. Police said it was suicide, but his family believes he was murdered

From WORLD Mar 7, 2013

Video: Todd family seeks answers

Shane Todd’s parents talk about bringing their inquiry to Washington

From WORLD 7:05pm

Todd met Huawei officials, inquest told

Employer testifies at coroner’s inquiry

From WORLD May 17, 2013

Todd linked to Huawei plan, inquiry hears

US engineer’s parents to tell Singapore hearing of murder fears

From WORLD May 13, 2013

Todd looked up suicide on web, inquest told

State counsel releases notes addressed to parents and girlfriend

From WORLD Mar 12, 2013

Singapore to share Todd evidence with FBI

Move is latest twist in death of US engineer in city-state

mining in africa
From COMPANIES Apr 19, 2013

‘Agent’ tried to destroy contracts, says FBI

Man faces charges related to alleged mining rights bribery

From COMPANIES Apr 19, 2013

Contracts link BSGR to alleged bribes

Group won rights to Guinea iron ore deposit

libor scandal
From COMPANIES May 15, 2013

RP Martin suspends chief in Libor probe

Investigation into interdealer broker over benchmark

From MARKETS May 12, 2013

Dual-track Libor replacement lined up

Parallel system could be based on both surveys and transaction data

From COMMENT Mar 11, 2012

Interest rates: Libor – a benchmark to fix

An investigation into how key financial reference points are set has put some banks in the spotlight

China and Bo Xi Lai connections
From LIFE & ARTS Jul 20, 2012

Bo Xilai: power, death and politics

The alleged murder of Neil Heywood has brought down one of China’s powerful politicians – and exposed a power struggle that has rocked the Communist party

From WORLD Jun 27, 2012

Bo family bought luxury London flats

FT probe reveals hidden life of ousted Chinese official

From WORLD Aug 8, 2012

Gu’s sister fronted property company

Latest revelation about Bo family’s lavish lifestyle

Amazon economy
From COMMENT Jul 8, 2012

From warehouse to powerhouse

Once just a book seller, the company provides vital logistics for many but it seems set to face sterner political scrutiny

From COMPANIES Jul 8, 2012

Amazon ‘robo-pricing’ sparks fears

Tensions over growing use of algo trading

UK Fraud investigation
From COMMENT Apr 30, 2012

Finance and fraud: Serious shortcomings

SFO investigation of Tchenguiz brothers crystallises concern about UK’s leading anti-fraud body

From UK May 21, 2012

Fraud agency in dock over Tchenguiz case

SFO must justify continuing investigation after mistakes

Sanctions against Iran
From WORLD Oct 8, 2012

Iraq sends crucial fuel oil to Syria

Deal triggers US concern and exposes Assad difficulties

From WORLD May 18, 2012

Iran helps Syria defy oil embargo

Tanker switches flags and ownership to help avoid detection

2012 Investigations
From COMMENT Aug 16, 2012

Romney’s take-off

An early deal by Bain Capital has been marked by unlawful suppression of a pilot’s union

From COMMENT Mar 2, 2012

On the rocks

As an inquest starts into how the Concordia ran aground, a reconstruction of events points to operational chaos and communication failures

From COMPANIES Jan 20, 2012

Concordia ‘not first to deviate from routes’

Captain of capsized ship accused of delaying SOS call

2011 Investigations
From COMPANIES Nov 20, 2011

Cayman directors sit on hundreds of boards

Boom in fiduciary services in the Caribbean tax haven

From UK Dec 6, 2011

Payday sector in search of new frontier

Volume of such loans has more than tripled to about £1.7bn in 2010

From UK Sep 4, 2011

Rioting link to deprivation revealed

FT study shows most London suspects from poorer districts

From UK May 30, 2011

Britain’s private care faces crisis

Elderly and vulnerable at mercy of a calculation that went badly wrong

May 30, 2011

Southern Cross run on failed business model

‘Sale and leaseback’ pushed rent too high

May 30, 2011

Growing workload set to hit inspections

Inspections overhaul will spread resources thinly

From COMPANIES Jun 2, 2011

Care home watchdog has staff shortfall

The 300 job vacancies place commission under spotlight

From COMPANIES May 30, 2011

Neglect amid tight care home margins

Tragic case highlights dangers of staffing shortfalls

INVESTIGATIONS AT THE FT

The FT's investigation of cross-border finance deals and its examination of Libor have won journalistic honours in the past year. "Tax Wars" won top online investigative honours from the Overseas Press Club and the Society of American Business Editors and Writers. "Understanding Libor," an interactive on the interest rate scandal, won an Editor and Publisher award in 2012.