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Two studies find smart devices share data on location and usage with advertisers
Company says board will feature ‘controversial voices’
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Chinese owner Citic orders review of tenancy with Cathay parent as protest tension persists
Central bank stands ready to inject another $75bn into the financial system on Wednesday
Dirty air drags down everything from student test results to football passing
This is the ideal time of year to renew your focus on short and longer term objectives
Google and Apple are among those betting on the country as groups seek trade war haven
Oil supply disruption adds to Jay Powell’s list of political and economic risks
More than 350,000 workers have been laid off after months of double-digit sales falls
Deep cuts made to proposed duties on heavy trucks after haulage industry objected
Recriminations as founder criticised for ‘huge role’ in derailed listing
After three decades of strong growth, the world’s second-largest economy has been slowing down. The FT examines the implications for business and society.
How negative rates are upending the rules of finance
LGBT+ employees on telling their colleagues — and what happened next
FTC chairman and Department of Justice head of antitrust questioned on span of inquiries
US president has attacked move to impose tougher regulations at the state level
Farmers object to use of term by fast-growing vegetarian alternatives
Optimistic figures come as Fed starts two-day monetary policy meeting
Adam Neumann transformed shared offices but failed to charm stock market investors
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York plans a second intervention to ease funding squeeze
Political instability plays into the hands of Islamist terrorists
From luxury homebuilders to fast-food companies, ‘junk bonds’ are in demand
Concerns build over central bank’s ability to control currency’s exchange rate
Established groups need not always feel as terrified of retailer as they sometimes seem to
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