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Four UK companies trialled a shorter working week. Will they keep to it?
Gulf between short- and long-term US borrowing costs has reached its widest point since 1981
Canberra reinforces its security through alliances with like-minded powers
The FT’s Owen Walker explains how the Swiss bank is trying to make a comeback after years of scandals and losses — and what might happen if it fails
Brent crude oil falls below $80 for first time since January
How did businesses in other countries fare when they trialled a four-day week?
The ins and outs of self-assessment ahead of the January 31 deadline
Meet the employees taking part in a UK trial of the four-day working week
PwC to take advantage of uncertainty at EY by poaching some of its rival’s senior executives
Meet four of the UK companies trialling a shorter working week
Opec makes no production changes yesterday, cartel awaits Russia oil price cap to take effect
Britain is seeing a swelling wave of industrial action this winter, from nurses to rail workers — will it face a de facto general strike?
Send emails or videos instead of meeting invites — and improve your remaining meetings by following an agenda
Emerging market stocks and bonds staged a rebound on a dollar sell-off
Aanu Adeoye and Josh Spero discuss the Benin Bronzes and the steps it will take to get them back to Nigeria. Then, Benjamin Lorr describes the psychology of supermarket layouts
Public anger erupts over draconian lockdowns and economic woes
Eurozone inflation falls more than expected to 10%
Combat burnout by conducting your own stakeholder assessment
China enlists tech giants to reduce its dependence on foreign semiconductor technology
Venture capital fundraising hit a record-high. Now, the bonanza is over. What does that mean for the future of start-ups?
Companies say they’re committed to diversity but many employees say they feel stigmatised
Rolls-Royce has successfully tested hydrogen to power a modern aircraft engine
What it’s like to live with a shopping addiction, and how to overcome it
Europe confronts fresh migrant influx on top of the arrival of millions of Ukrainian refugees
Rishi Sunak's authority with Tory MPs is waning and he is facing policy battles on almost every front
A mysterious sound has been bothering residents of a small English village for years. What is it?
The FT’s chief economics commentator, Martin Wolf, discusses why geopolitics could be the biggest threat to globalisation
The new migrant crisis in Europe as Italy grapples with a surge in arrivals from North Africa
Plus, what’s the point of HR anyway?
In our final bonus episode on travel, Matt Kepnes, or Nomadic Matt, shares his tips for seeing the world on a budget
FT correspondent Simeon Kerr on how hosting the tournament has forced the Gulf state to reckon with its troubling human rights record
US retailers face first real-terms fall in sales since the 2008 financial crisis
Do HR departments exist to protect employees or the company?
ECB’s Holzmann backs 0.75-percentage-point rate increase in December
Is investment in new climate tech a waste of time and money?
Prepare for a squeeze
Large asset managers are invested in companies allegedly linked to Uyghur Muslims repression
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