Wall Street’s big Yahoo hope
Tech Blog: Carl Icahn may have a better chance of bringing Yahoo and Microsoft together than Steve Ballmer ever had on his own
China exports and shipments to other emerging economies provide strongest quarter in four years, but analysts warn rising energy and raw material costs will weigh on next two quarters
Authorities call on overseas experts for help
Steelmakers told to boycott its spot sales
Intelligence chief hits out at Russia and China
Sun Hung Kai Properties votes on fate of chairman
Buy-out groups after toehold in China
Thorold Barker says Carl Icahn’s proxy battle may inevitably force Yahoo back into talks with Microsoft
Legg Mason chairman talks to the FT on the Fed, the credit crunch, commodities and Bill Miller
HSBC’s senior China strategist, is ’cautiously optimistic’ on the outlook for the country’s stock market
Tech Blog: Carl Icahn may have a better chance of bringing Yahoo and Microsoft together than Steve Ballmer ever had on his own

Dear Lucy: ’Should an award for female entrepreneurs be given to someone who used to be a man?’

Audio slideshow: Follow the FT’s on-the-ground reporting and photographs from the epicentre of China’s worst earthquake in 30 years
Monday: As stock indices start to rebound what next for European bond yields? Post a question for Elwin de Groot of Rabobank
Elites cede power only reluctantly and there are signs of an effort to stave off the beginning of the end of the golden age, writes David Rothkopf
Jeremy Greenstock on the need to decentralise

The junta has bestowed the right, if not the obligation, on the international community to intervene,
writes Philip Stephens
Stick to the inflation target, says Martin Wolf
The eurozone: engine of the world economy. It may sound strange but it has more than a grain of truth
In response to a fragile balance sheet – and its global peers scrambling for capital – the UK bank has decided to do, er, nothing
A summit would not cause instant falls in prices, but an international response will achieve more than countries acting alone
Germany keeps trying to slay the dragon of capitalism