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British prime minister abides by the law while expressing his distaste for another delay
The Letwin amendment defeat is a setback, but not a fatal blow to the PM’s ambitions
President accused of enriching himself by announcing Doral as venue for summit
Trump administration hands Turkey an outcome it has long pressed Washington to accept
Bryan Cohen accused of tipping off trader about bids involving Syngenta and Arby’s
Group seeks potential boost from sporting events such as English Premier League football games
Greener working practices, including many fewer business trips, are on the horizon
Relations sour as Addis Ababa nears completion of Africa’s biggest hydroelectric project
Buffeted by falling fees and rising costs, the asset manager is investing heavily in an effort to remain competitive
Some deal options could lead to margin calls for co-founder Adam Neumann
President had invoked Pinochet-era law to punish demonstrators
FAA rebukes aircraft maker for not disclosing texts sent during certification process
BaFin’s Hufeld says efforts to unwind post-crisis financial regime threaten ‘public good’
Four books examine what went wrong as liberal idealism dissolved into blinkered nationalism
How a youth-led movement took on the world’s most powerful authoritarian state
HBO’s hit series features a cast of grasping tycoons with few redeeming qualities. What’s not to like?
Tumult grips Washington as president defends his Syria policy and seeks to fend off impeachment
Disparity between rhetoric that won him power and his record in office haunts Canada’s leader
Former Oracle co-chief hailed as ‘brilliant and beloved leader’ by Larry Ellison
First federal lawsuit to proceed after local governments call offer ‘inadequate’
The bloc should champion liberal democracy, human rights and respect for facts
A week of intense diplomacy and the PM has an agreement — will it pass parliament?
Gideon Rachman and guests discuss Trump, Brexit and the new world order
Tale of hubris and misplaced loyalty exposes flaws of an industry in thrall to star performers
Despite Merkel, the cards are stacked against female managers finding success
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Barclays, Goldman Sachs and Deutsche order staff to prepare for gyrations on market opening
Computer-powered Havelock is battling the market’s shrinking attention span
It seems doubtful obfuscation ratings will reliably predict stock prices
Telecoms group raises sale with potential acquirers as part of digital media retreat
Former Oracle chief dies, lessons from the dotcom bubble, Apple under attack
