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New directive aims to boost domestic tech supply chain
Investment bank to launch robo adviser for clients with as little as $5,000 to invest
Volkswagen and BASF among German groups caught in mounting controversy
German fintech boosted its cash reserves using trust accounts from its payments processing operations
Sanna Marin to head leftwing coalition government
Evidence shows the US and Europe are poised to compete to ease the rules
New business school research shows that most staff rate their managers highly
Bank for International Settlements point to firms’ thirst for borrowed cash to fire up returns
The French institution overtakes London Business School in the latest tables
Pimco, CQS, Hayfin all have plans to launch funds investing in crumbling companies
Corporate governance advisers are at the heart of a fight that has also pitted investors against companies
Experts fear country is embarking on more white elephant projects
Trump administration considers USMCA provisions to gain Democratic support
Lawyers to present case on Monday for formal charges to be brought
Competition for region’s growing assets expected to lead to fee reduction
US secretary of state is thought to want Senate seat ahead of possible presidential run
Companies have a long and sometimes lethal history of ignoring half the population
Britain's relationship with the EU ahead of the UK general election
Beijing orders all government offices to remove foreign computer equipment within three years
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Protests at pension reforms are set to disrupt rail and air links, plus national and international services
From Steve McQueen’s schools project to candlelit concerts, an at-a-glance guide to events and evenings out
The boardroom changes have removed executives within the companies who seemed to work against the partnership
Cass Business School unfazed by student’s unconventional profile
‘Neural laces’ linking the brain to computers offer new scope for treatments
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Niklas Zennström and Tom Wehmeier discuss innovation, investment and drawbacks in European tech
Replacement skin, livers and bladders on horizon
