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CEO James Gorman says performance in bond trading unit ‘not satisfactory’
Berlin joins US and UK in turning against Chinese telecoms supplier over security concerns
UK prime minister takes uncompromising stance in cross-party talks
Heaviest monthly outflows in 10 years as investors seek shelter in passive vehicles
Senator Chuck Grassley says US president wants to put pressure EU over farm products
Is he the victim of a vast leftwing conspiracy or is he working for a foreign adversary?
What economic theory can teach us about reining in our screen habits
US media company had denied payout after sexual misconduct allegations
Former Italian centre-right PM says he will run in EU parliamentary elections in May
Finance ministry asks for regulator’s analysis of a merger between major lenders
Annual letter says companies should step up as ‘political dsyfunction’ rises
Five years after graduation, males earn 28% more than women
Trump administration moves to ease damage from lack of payments to potent lobby
Yellen, Bernanke, Greenspan and Volcker suggest using levy to pay cash rebates to Americans
Funding follows criticism of technology companies driving up property prices
Social media group says page activity points to ‘co-ordinated inauthentic behaviour’
PG&E is not the only culprit for an environmental disaster in drought-stricken California
Robert Shrimsley looks at the fallout from Theresa May's 'meaningful vote'
Anyone who thinks the German city is boring has not really lived here, says FT correspondent
Fortunes of currency are a gauge both of Chinese economy and debt-burdened consumers
Data suggest investors have increased long positions but the market remains wary
Sterling gains ground as participants brush aside political uncertainty
Chinese developers have $55bn of onshore debt maturing this year
Strategy of new boss is sensible but will take time to bed in
Scientists warn that UK airports have been slow in adopting new technologies
