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Leadsom says UK government will not seek extension in Article 50 divorce process
Parliamentary arithmetic suggests May will survive
History suggests political impasse will also dent consumer and business confidence
Central bank acts on growth fears and higher lunar new year cash demand
Executive has led consumer goods group for more than seven years
Departure adds to rash of senior exits since Snapchat owner listed on stock market
Not everyone is bewitched by the decluttering guru — but she’s done wonders for my drawers
Brussels sees outcome as a reality check on timing, renegotiation and Irish backstop
At least 14 civilians killed in attack by Somali Islamist group Al-Shabaab
Crisis-era reforms have made it a target for investors looking to cut costs — and jobs
Groups must adjust as world’s biggest market shrinks for first time since 1990
Electric car company sold debt with a minimum investment set at $420,000
New York senator announces intention in what could be a crowded field
William Barr praises president’s foes in hearing on confirmation as US attorney-general
Far-right president signs bill after campaign pledge to arm ‘good’ law-abiding citizens
Ruling says commerce secretary Wilbur Ross violated the law and ‘public trust’
Jamie Dimon joins corporate leaders raising alarm about standoff’s mounting damage
The single currency endures but significant adjustments are necessary
The FT's Katie Martin says sensible investors are waiting until the picture is clearer
From a constructive break to being ethical — a round-up of this month’s top titles
A documentary exposing the lies behind a music event that promised luxury but delivered nothing of the kind
Men and women perform better when they work together in mixed teams
Sterling holds $1.28 after MPs reject deal, FTSE falters while continental bourses rise
Central-bank buying pushes prices higher after two tough years for gold bugs
Latest offering to help Grab build a ‘super app’ as it pushes regional expansion
US customer price increase likely to be spent luring more viewers, not balancing the books
‘From Reddit to Apple, tech offices all share an antipathy towards walls’
