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Social media group says ‘range of loss’ in privacy inquiry could go as high as $5bn
Prominent politicians and state officials purchased luxury homes at knockdown prices
Carmaker indicates readiness to to raise outside capital after quarterly net loss blows out to $702m
‘Dash for trash’ hurts funds trying to attack what they see as overvalued companies
Some parts of new-generation network will be vulnerable to attack
Castello Branco knows Brazil oil group needs to show autonomy to regain investor trust
Workers suspect plot by Washington to undermine Oleg Deripaska’s GAZ brand
Former Nissan chief was indicted on fresh charge of diverting funds for personal gain
Recommendation is being considered by senior justice department officials
Central bank governor highlights need to assess developing countries’ repayment problems
Occidental leap into Anadarko bid battle with $55bn offer exposes balance sheet risk
Washington spells out concerns over UK decision on 5G mobile network access
With Democrats controlling the House the door to impeach the president has opened
US president says White House will fight subpoenas from Democrat-controlled committees
Understanding precisely how tech businesses use our data is crucial if we are to have a sensible debate on reforming them
The FT's Chris Giles examines what the successful candidate will need to have on their CV
A new cultural divide is opening up over reviving the ‘national myth’ or dismantling it
Beijing to defend initiative as it welcomes 37 heads of state to summit this week
The core ideas that have sustained foreign policy for decades are under attack from rising nationalism
High hedging costs prompt some to eschew protection and others to avoid US government debt
Forerunner in automation worried about progress being too slow rather than too fast
Collaborative robots market expected to snowball to $12.3bn by 2025
In the nature-versus-nurture tech debate, we look to the world’s most famous nanny
