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Britain’s MPs should revoke Article 50 and start again to build a national consensus
Rome’s Belt and Road agreement with Beijing can be a model for other European countries
A bolder and more flexible leader would have stuck to the idea of a long extension
Ethics matter but the bar should be set high for turning down funding
Leaders from across the world, past and present, give their thoughts on strategy
The parties backing the generals have upper hand in an election that has reopened divides
Investors should not be too sanguine about transition from scandal-linked rate
Compromise over attacks on EU leaves Hungary’s PM gloating that he has won stand-off
Trial backdates ‘conspiracy’ to 2013 and blames the uprising on George Soros
The left may prefer white magic to Donald Trump’s black, but everyone is dabbling
The denim company’s brand has proved tough enough to survive years of wear and tear
Rattled by Beijing’s economic clout, the EU is finally trying to devise a tougher strategy
Jeans maker does not sell at a premium. Neither should it shares
The ride-hailing group’s main challenge will be to persuade public market investors to keep the faith
Competition from Google and sharp fall in profits are a concern but tech group is well placed
Infrastructure business is right to surrender in a political battle it cannot win
The UK exchange rate is failing to reflect the risk of a disorderly Brexit
The political and mercantilist motives behind US president’s backing for hard Brexit
It is time for the other 27 member states to insist the UK make up its mind
The systematic underpricing of loans will inevitably blow holes in balance sheets
The Hong Kong listed 58-bagger has an *interesting* website.
Video games and politics; Buttigieg, pronounced “Buddha-jidge“; Trump's ”shock" auto-tariffs; neo-Nazis and bitcoin; and more.
Departure of CEO has halted turnround progress and investors are not happy
In my 20 years as an adviser, here are some of the most common blunders
As member states flout the rules, Brussels is like a weak schoolteacher losing control of the class
Should regulators step in? Time will tell and no doubt there will be some bad actors
State owns stakes of at least 27% in nine of 20 companies on Poland’s blue-chip index
IMO 2020 regulations promoting low-sulphur fuels throw up plenty of unknowns
Move into ecommerce could act as a boost to advertising revenue
Financial services groups are set to to move £1tn of assets and 7,000 jobs out of UK
If EU is not bluffing, and Commons cannot agree alternative, then the clock will run down
Operations can matter as much as macroeconomics
Regulators must keep pace with the innovation in digital money
Jacinda Ardern’s vow never to say the mosque gunman’s name is a bold response
US legal onslaught could increase pressure for break-up of group
Last deal for satellite group failed — this one should be taken much more seriously
Demoting, delaying and diluting offensive content may work better than just deleting it
