Fed’s Fischer upbeat on economic targets

Central bank vice-chairman says inflation nearing 2% target

Big questions await Fed in Jackson Hole

Fresh ideas on ways to fight future downturns likely on agenda

US doctors waste millions on branded drugs

Cheap generics overlooked by prescribers

Liverpool owners hire advisers after approach

Lucrative media rights draw investors to Premier League 

Clinton attacks ‘Kremlin puppet’ Trump

Democratic campaign seeks to counter focus on foreign donor ties

Trump faces deep black voter distrust

Republican needs to do a lot of work to win over African-Americans

Dozens killed in Turkey wedding attack

At least 50 die after suspected suicide bomber detonates explosives

Redstone and Viacom board reach a deal

Victory for Redstones ends battle for control of $40bn media empire

Providence Financial told to stop trading

Probed company part of group offering high-yielding mini-bond in UK

FOR STORY BY HAL WEITZMAN TO RUN ON MONDAY, JULY 19, 2010 -- Caterpillar Inc. CEO Doug Oberhelman stands for a portrait at a landfill company in Clinton, Illinois on July 9, 2010. (Financial Times Photo by Brian Kersey)

Caterpillar goes data mining with Uptake

Industrial behemoth and tech start-up benefit from collaboration

Mary Ann Deignan leaves Bank of America

One of Wall Street’s most senior female bankers joins Lazard’s corporate preparedness unit

Comment & Analysis

RBI opts for orthodoxy with Urjit Patel

New central bank chief well-placed to carry Rajan’s policy legacy

Eduardo Costantini at MALBA Museum Buenos Aires, Argentina
©Javier Pierini

Eduardo Costantini — property developer

Opportunities arose during the volatility in his native Argentina

Battle for Aleppo defines Syrian struggle

Fighting tests US approach to conflict

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"The thing that making an Irish coffee and pulling a pint of stout have in common is they both take a little more time and dedication than say frothing up a cappuccino or pulling a pint of bitter. Is the underlying problem that Irish time is getting more in synch with other people's concept of it? A terrible thought."
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