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Delay follows warning from aides of overwhelming defeat if prime minister pushed ahead
Preliminary injunction issued after finding that Apple violated two patents
The news follows a tense stand-off between Mr Patel and the government
Democrats say prosecutors have evidence of ‘impeachable offences’ by the president
Chief says firm will not spare anyone involved in sexual harassment or bullying
An economist and business professor argue for and against the corporate spending spree
City’s quest to rival Silicon Valley provokes discontent with echoes of San Francisco
Joseph Kabila tells FT he is respecting constitution by leaving power after 17 years
Economic danger is greatest in emerging markets where institutions are often weaker
Action throws spotlight on future of company’s chief executive Hiroto Saikawa
Chief magistrate rules after finding there is case to answer in India on fraud allegations
Companies speed up shipments and shift production to mitigate impact of trade wars
Pharmaceuticals chief will replace John Milligan who announced his departure in July
Maurice Obstfeld warns of ‘air coming out of the balloon’ around the world
Ride-hailing group joins rival Lyft in filing for regulator approval to float shares
The French contradiction of a demand for lower taxes and better public services will stay unresolved
FT's Chris Giles on how we should read Bank of England and government arrive at scenarios
Five years after quitting Nasdaq the technology group is to return to the public markets after a fierce fight over valuation
The coffee chain chief is building a robust company that can outlast any leader
Harvard professor’s book holds some uncomfortable truths for the Washington ‘blob’
Rally in British government debt underscores investor growth concerns
Sterling tumbles as May pulls parliamentary Brexit vote
LCH among those looking at issuing formal notices to close out derivatives positions
Company sticks to single indicative price for mobile unit IPO despite last week’s turmoil
