Get a fresh start.
Delegation from Japan battles Singapore in campaign to attract investment managers
Tax and nationalisation plans condemned as sending ‘cloud of fear over investment’
Fiona Hill describes White House push for Ukraine probes as a ‘domestic political errand’
Local banks, citizens and even the kingdom’s clerics seek stake in national champion
Construction of tall buildings hit as slowing economy trims credit supply
What happens when we lose the language of our ancestors?
What one central London constituency — and Remain stronghold — tells us about the chances of political upset this December
Privacy concerns over access to non-regulated health information on 27m users
Active investors see their strategies automated while passive alternatives get cheaper
PC and printer maker given days to agree to pursue a ‘friendly combination’
Alberta native and leadership rival is given a make or break job by Canadian PM
Prime minister calls indictment for bribery, fraud and breach of trust ‘attempted coup’
Closure to external money after three decades follows run of poor returns
Jeanine Añez asks congress to call poll in bid to end violence
Marches come as discontent grows over labour reform, pensions and corruption
As we aren’t aware which ones are bad, stories about famous brands such as Apple Card are believed
How did the fall of the Berlin Wall shape Germany’s political identity?
Politicians and privacy campaigners call for Google’s $2.1bn deal for Fitbit to be blocked
With the royal parks, quirky canals and the river Thames, there’s really no need to pound the hotel treadmill
Share your top tip and be a part of our exclusive FT Globetrotter community
The FT columnist explores the French capital’s coffee revolution — and his choice spots for a great cup
We asked FT readers for the city’s best spots for a morning meeting. Here’s what you told us
John Tu’s long-established memory business is flourishing in the age of the cloud
Those who wear their natural hair can face colleagues’ uninvited curiosity
Radical policies infuriate Lagos business elite yet thrill leader’s ardent fans
Currency deals have left some small businesses nursing big losses
Jim Ross to leave exchange traded fund industry after almost three decades
Digital aspects of estates land executors with the most problems
Online hyper-personalisation may be affecting democracies. How far will Big Tech go to curb its effects?
