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Three Conservative MPs add heft but will make it harder to build a cohesive force
Donald Trump is the third president in a row to focus on the world’s largest continent
A common refrain is that the protesters were right in the beginning but have since lost their way
Alliance against PC malware should be a model for addressing other consumer harms
Honda’s closure of its UK plant is part of a slow-motion tragedy for the industry
Despite the conviction of its most important boss, Joaquín Guzmán, the narcotics trade is booming
One of the UK’s only competitive sectors is being thrown under a bus
Two different plans to attack the problem could be combined in a workable compromise
Forty years after the Islamic Revolution, Tehran’s Shia axis is all but complete
Wishy-washy job titles encourage wishy-washy ideas. And that is fatal for corporates
FT Readers debate the possible dangers
With revenues flat and shares falling, the food group is cooking up fresh plans
Top-tier churn makes it harder for electric carmaker to build institutional knowledge as it grows
Concern about Xi Jinping’s approach to the economy is unsettling investors
Investors are unconvinced by the Lloyds’ boss’s breezy take on Brexit and the economy
The restructuring world is far too cosy
Competition watchdog is right to take a tough stance on the £7.3bn grocery merger
A Chinese-made coat selling for $139.99 has been the runaway hit of the winter
Swiss bank was fined, but that does not mean its strategy to clear name was wrong
With interest rates stuck in the freezer, the currency’s woes are unlikely to ease
‘High-frequency trading illuminates the real-world underpinnings of digital markets’
The European Central Bank has either changed history, or paused it.
Former trader resembles the kind of CEO who gives talks on environmental and social issues
Another takeover approach cannot be ruled out, but it is doing fine as an independent
Regulator could be right to block the deal but its judgment is based on technocratic voodoo
Pushback on UK supermarkets and Franco-German rail deals stands in contrast to US
The battery maker’s shares still have power in them
The country is close to complete collapse.
Privacy, competition and antitrust are big categories of concern
The Grand Canyon radiation cover-up; McKinsey's secretive investment fund; Radiohead vs Guy Hands; flying through the Jet Streak; and more.
Principle of decluttering can also be applied to your wealth
From ‘Blind Date’ to ‘You’ve Been Framed!’, light entertainment is being reimagined for digital natives
The not very joined-up process of getting my Kindle back
The flat-packed behemoth is turning into a gig economy giant.
Forget maximum profits, we must rethink our approach to sustainable value
Chief relies on technology and better processes to curb outages, but he faces challenges
Leaving the EU will imperil decades of success in UK carmaking
