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The US fitness equipment maker’s campaign is criticised as sexist but it has another weakness
Critics argue that co-opting environmental measures into trade policy has more to do with protectionism
Do the right thing, do not put your trust in unbridled finance, and have courage
Prediction should be possible but the challenge is to transform data into a real-world risk assessment
Mexico’s tradition of taking in exiled leftists is starting to meet opposition among voters
We are seeing a return to competition that differentiates on quality rather than just price
It is hard to see how the ECB could lower the target without notice or consequence
Approval of taxpayers’ money for NordLB stretches credibility
Having struggled to win foreign backing for the $25.6bn listing, the crown prince’s plans face further scrutiny
Concerns about police and education quality rise as former leader faces assault trial
President Trump must decide if he wants to reform or break the WTO
America’s allies are belatedly heeding its warnings about the Chinese technology threat
Drunken raccoons; lottery-crazed clerks; great and mighty things; gaps; and more.
What counts as a terrorist in Xinjiang is ultimately decided by humans, not machines
Stakes in start-ups are much more than a nice benefit — they’re the principal currency
Despite green revolution, producers outline chance of a future supply shortfall
Generational gap will have to be overcome to deliver a video platform in a crowded market
A $2tn valuation would be a mirage, convincing only to those willing to believe in it
House speaker makes a political bet by pursuing impeachment and trade deal at same time
Company shares are trading 38 per cent below their listing price
Shares are only a shade higher than when Bradley Singer joined in 2016
How can the regulator impose £650,000 fine but not name the public company involved?
Nigeria-based ecommerce company is being forced to retrench and suspend Rwanda business
The FT's Robert Shrimsley and Miranda Green draw their political Christmas card
The Communist party risks creating an iron curtain of ignorance between the country and the west
New rules shelter companies from shake-ups but implementation has been vague
Selling shares in Chinese ecommerce group must be tempting but it would spell trouble
Volcker; a student on trial; the repo market; flying cars; and more.
Darren Cullen and Gavin Grindon, the co-curators of a show launched in southeast London, want to tell us why “neoliberalism” is an “obscure and extreme ideological cult”.
The retailer reinvented its supply chain in surprising ways to become super-flexible
Concentration of business among small number of players presents significant challenge
Chief executives can listen to deputies or unions to get to the truth about corporate life
New offer described as ‘derisory’ by rival, but it prices in the presence of Uber
Moscow chose deception and denial instead of contrition over doping
Pull towards wider consumer market risks tarnishing institution’s gilt-edged brand
The search for unfairly undervalued energy investments is peppered with difficulties
The UN must defend those who speak out from government reprisals against them
