No substantial advances made in fifth session to move from EU divorce to a trade deal
Central bank holds course for end-of-year rate rise
Annual Hurun report underscores impact of Beijing crackdown on debt-fuelled foreign deals
Rajoy says Puigdemont’s response will dictate events as Madrid weighs ‘nuclear option’
FT meets Vagit Alekperov, former Soviet oil minister who runs Russian oil group
Yield-hungry investors are driving demand for leveraged loans and high-yield bonds
Attention spans are short, so choose your language carefully
The new masters of the universe are struggling to understand what makes a modern economy tick and their actions could prove harmful
Probe into Russian election spending sees social media group working with Washington
Catherine McKenna spells out how Ottawa has stepped into gap left by Washington
Mark Johnson tells New York court profit from $3.5bn transaction was ‘fair all round’
US bank prepares to serve wealthy clients in case of ‘hard Brexit’ trade barriers
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Fresh questions on global tech company structures that divert revenues
Dmitry Kostygin denies claim he borrowed from Sberbank under false pretences
Private equity group in line to gain from airline’s failure, FT calculations show
Duchman to remain president of the Eurogroup of euro area finance ministers until January
Mainstream politics must stop defending a status quo that is manifestly unfair
Retailer reported 5-times higher UK revenue figure than in local filing
A family in Tulsa offers a glimpse into the fallout of the latest drug crisis, as a generation of children are left to live in poverty, with addict parents in and out of prison
UrWork’s founder is riding an entrepreneurial wave
The country’s president has condemned teenage girls who become pregnant as ‘immoral’, banning them from ever returning to school
European stocks make modest gains, Tokyo’s Topix hits 10-year high
Positive forecast based on higher consumption growth and lower estimates of non-cartel supply
Those that will benefit most are experimenting and adopting a ‘think big, start small’ approach
Younger founders focus more on doing good than their older counterparts
