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Chinese currency on track for its worst month since it moved to a managed float in 2005
Officials look to ease burden on struggling members by softening debt reduction goals
President has ‘second thoughts’ about trade war, then White House restates commitment to tariffs
Firm that manages fortune of billionaire Reimann family wants to expand in pet care
Fate of Laundroid robot is a sobering lesson in how not to back entrepreneurs
Using workers as a prop to promote company interests is bound to backfire
Financial incentives are needed to convince countries to share the migrant burden
Idea of prohibiting the passing on of costs has been gaining political traction in Berlin
Prime minister wants America to open up its market to UK companies
Hedge fund limits withdrawal window to once every two years for some clients
New Zealand dairy giant saddled with huge debts after expanding into overseas markets
Concerns rise that environmentally conscious buyers could boycott the county’s produce
Rich people don’t get richer only because of tax windfalls. Rich people get richer because they hang out together
Oxfam wants us to give up shopping for a month. Stella Tennant has taken the pledge. Will you?
Taming trolls, free speech — and marriage to Serena Williams
President fires insults at central bank chief as Jackson Hole gathering gets underway
Development comes as rival WeWork prepares for stock market listing
Brazil’s president seeks to ease international pressure as leaders gather for G7 summit
The former Trump official has helped the bank get close to Saudi Arabia
The US-UK relationship is creating a serious and imminent risk to the EU
The pressure on America’s private prisons
What was the prime minister’s Brexit message? Plus, the latest no-deal warnings
FT Nordic and Baltic correspondent meets industry leaders looking to turn media attention into meaningful investment
Chief Mark Read signals return of M&A after divestments in wake of Sorrell departure
Japanese companies have limited experience of alternative dispute resolution
Last October, the Ukrainian church broke away from Russia — and triggered the greatest schism in Orthodoxy for centuries
As coupons shrivel and investors rely on rising prices, bonds are becoming stock-like
Country’s ruling coalition may have fallen apart, but its government bonds rallied last week
Criticised for being slow, consumer goods groups are using new technologies to fend off challengers
