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Fuel prices rise as China, India and Japan among nations pressured to find other sources
Incumbent Poroshenko concedes defeat to comedian who has no political experience
Big buyout groups are upping their share of profits from 20 to 30 per cent on some funds
Twenty-four suspects in Easter Sunday suicide bombings arrested
Analysts forecast investment banking revenues will fall as much as a quarter
Pork prices forecast to soar as deaths from disease expected to reach 130m
It is important which countries build their networks first, but it’s not the only factor in success
Necessary social spending could increase the deficit and once again spook the markets
Tokyo prosecutors accuse former Nissan boss of causing $5m in damages to Japanese carmaker
Socialist PM prefers to woo voters on welfare issues and play down national unity fears
Lack of progress casts doubt on aim of raising €17bn through privatisations
Event aimed at building ties with other militaries and inspiring national pride
Can new luxury development give the resort a more upscale image?
The Oxford professor on rising China, declining Britain — and the danger of Byzantine books
Pack away as much as you can — other people’s possessions are distracting
Footage from underground parking garage racks up 39m clicks on Weibo
US home goods retailer’s co-founders to step down as directors but CEO to remain
450-page report details special counsel’s probe into Russian election meddling
Mueller report documents attempts by Trump associates and Russians to profit from 2016 election
The oversupplied gas market provides the logic for the company’s move downstream
The FT looks at how to launch a new career after losing a job you love
Car bosses pin hopes on electric and SUV models after first reverse in three decades
Two books by Cass Sunstein to help win over the unconverted on the merits of nudge theory
The holder of this title until now would, for me, have been Muhammad Ali
Regulators give nod to new tool that mimics active fund management
Senior people rise to the top by mastering metrics in their sector, shaping the way they look at the world
Start-ups with the biggest private valuations may not be the first to make a move
Britain could end up being one of the most interesting and revolutionary places
