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Central banker faces pressing questions over monetary plans at his last meeting
Chief executive would resign by March under proposal that needs Xi’s sign off
US commerce secretary says president Trump has many options available to him in stand-off
Duma Boko seeks to boost country’s share of diamond wealth if he wins election
Politicians and businesses will now shift focus to tax reform
Huang Xiangmo denies being an ‘agent of influence’ and disputes A$140m tax demand
Serbia’s president sees vindication of Belgrade’s closer links to Russia and China
Passing of legislation represents significant victory for Bolsonaro
Prime minister’s Liberal party will have to work with competing factions to avoid another election
Armoured personnel carriers on the streets are not the answer to protests
SEC’s enforcement team have shifted from big corporates to cases that hit small investors
President Joko Widodo appoints Prabowo Subianto to new cabinet for his second term
It is an undoubted plus for Vladimir Putin to have his military police patrolling a Nato border
Market measures of inflation expectations take a tumble
Rather than defend Trump, his supporters argue Democrats are corrupt too
Crisis at the co-working company has profound implications for investors, staff and SoftBank
FT's Sebastian Payne on the challenges faced by the UK prime minister to get his deal over the line
In an explosion of long simmering anger, a society that often seeks escapism has collectively shouted
Commerce secretary rebuffs criticism that Trump’s policies have contributed to global downturn
Boris Johnson would prefer snap poll instead of long delay before leaving EU, say allies
Vladimir Putin wants to capitalise on country’s increasing clout in region
Army remains on street as president’s proposals aimed at defusing crisis fall short of demonstrators’ demands
Russian state-controlled company plays key role in helping regime through oil trade and financing
Police anticipate ‘lengthy process’ in identifying victims discovered at industrial park
Focus turns to prospect of an Article 50 extension and a general election
Equities mixed while sterling edges lower after MPs back EU deal
FT's James Kynge says protesters will probably interpret her departure as a concession by Beijing
Ursula von der Leyen finds herself lodged in a turf war between rival institutions
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Government eases restrictions for first-time buyers and plans land seizures
British MPs back Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal, but not his attempt to exit the EU on October 31
Biogen says seeking approval for aducanumab hails ‘turning point’ in fight against disease
The biggest brand launch since the Pink Lady is changing the nature of the fruit
The region is considered the UK’s most vulnerable but some businesses report full order books despite falling investment
Gideon Rachman talks to Nadia Schadlow, architect of Trump’s foreign policy
