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Homeowners’ struggles demonstrate challenge of cooling sector without damaging wider economy
Surpluses will continue as Beijing struggles to rein in burgeoning debt and increase domestic consumption
Plus, Credit Suisse chair resigns and US airlines warn 5G will cause ‘chaos’
Beijing is unlikely to relax three key policies that are crimping expansion
Beijing’s zero-Covid policy trades GDP growth for international prestige ahead of the Games
China’s president says reforms not about egalitarianism but to ‘make the pie bigger’ and divide it fairly
More than two years after his assassination by US, regime sees commander as way to win over younger generations
The EU needs to respond to economic coercion or its geopolitical ambitions will be cruelly exposed
Cases have doubled in the past week but government worries restrictions will cause a backlash
Central bank cuts lending rate as economy expands 4% year on year in fourth quarter
Sands China, MGM China and Wynn Macau jump after authorities maintain number of operating licences
Robust markets limit fund closures and spur optimism in new launches
The drive in commodities, manufacturing, data flows and economic reform could make 2021 the year the tide turned
The Japanese concept of ‘gemba’ was central to the company’s culture before Covid. Now, it is helping shape new global working models
One of Asia’s top financial executives — whose groundbreaking work on gender parity helped shape Japanese government policy — highlights Tokyo’s female game-changers in the fields of art, design and food
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Government is also mulling a 15 per cent levy on cryptocurrency trading
Lockdowns and restrictions risk causing greater disruption than during earlier waves of the pandemic
Afghani has fallen almost 25% against the dollar since the Taliban seized power in August
It is an article of national faith that manufacturers of domestic appliances should be able to have a crack at mobile phones
With baby costs there are moving parts, including amount of public services consumed. But most should comfortably repay their juvenile largesse
Record numbers are leaving and companies report problems recruiting as the city’s pandemic measures and political crackdown bite
Canberra acts against unvaccinated tennis star after court overturned decision to revoke entry permit
Frozen products may be the best way for the government to achieve greater food security
It is 30 years since Alec Russell’s last visit to the country — and the welcome extended to Afghan refugees shows how far it has come since the fall of communism
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