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British driver David Coulthard waits at the start of the Mille Miglia historic car race, in Brescia, Italy ©AP
From COMPANIES 11:23pm

P&G buoyed by return of Lafley

Alan G. Lafley ©Bloomberg

Reappointment seen as test of value of second-time leaders

From COMPANIES 10:45pm

News Corp adopts ‘poison pill’ in split

Murdoch plan blocks potential takeover moves by rivals

From COMPANIES 11:27pm

Hollywood insiders among Hulu suitors

Hulu acting CEO Andy Forssell attends the Hulu NY Upfront ©Getty
From COMMENT 5:46pm

Fire in the people’s home

Unrest in Stockholm’s suburbs is testing a famed social model

On Wall Street from MARKETS 5:10pm

Bet against Treasuries at your own risk

Inflation, the prime enemy of fixed rate debt, is falling

Breakfast with FT: Sir John Richardson

Illustration of Sir John Richardson by James Ferguson ©James Ferguson

Pablo Picasso’s biographer talks about Larry Gagosian, low self-esteem and art criticism

Ripples from Hizbollah’s role in Syria

A handout picture released on May 1, 2013 allegedly shows Lebanese Salafist leader Sheikh Ahmad al-Assir patrolling alongside rebel fighters inside Syria, near the border with Lebanon, on the outskirts of the Syrian town of Qusayr . Sheikh al-Assir, a controversial Lebanese Salafist leader, has urged his followers to join Syrian rebels fighting forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad and the Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah ©AFP

In going to the aid of Assad the militant group risks bringing Sunni-Shia violence to Lebanon

A woman uses her phone as she walks past a Sprint store in New York's financial district ©Reuters From COMPANIES 8:28pm

US senators raise flag over SoftBank’s Sprint bid

Security concerns cited by lawmakers

A boat cruises past the scene of a bridge collapse on Interstate 5 on May 23, 2013 near Mt. Vernon, Washington. 1-5 connects Seattle, Washington to Vancouver, B.C., Canada. No deaths have been reported, and three people were taken to hospitals with injuries. ©Getty From WORLD 6:36pm

US bridge fall highlights funding gap

Dramatic illustration of weaknesses in transport network

Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner ©AFP From WORLD 2:20pm

Problems mount for ‘Kirchnerismo’

Argentina remains mired in woes following populist nationalism

A woman walks past a stock market indicator board in Tokyo, Japan, ©EPA From WORLD 6:57pm

Kuroda promises to stabilise bond market

Volatility delivers blow to Japan’s turnround

A woman shops in a Louis Vuitton store during Vogue's 4th Fashion's Night Out: Shopping Night with Celebrities in downtown Shanghai September 7, 2012. Louis Vuitton is courting China's wealthy with one-of-a-kind shoes and bags it is branding as unique works of art to reclaim its exclusive cachet in the luxury market ©Reuters From COMPANIES 5:37pm

Louis Vuitton designs its own slowdown

Luxury group chief’s strategy is to put brakes on rapid expansion

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