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Public’s continued support depends on national team qualifying for play-offs
Tokyo has resisted ‘copy-and-paste’ rollover, looking for better terms once Britain out of EU
Credit conditions are tight and trade tensions with the US are high
Moves follow US recommendation to avoid vaping following mystery lung illnesses
Officials continue to debate response to alleged Iranian attack on Saudi oil facilities
Japan’s largest lender plans cuts in face of dwindling profits and falling share price
Collaboration on 5G between Chinese telcos will be costly for the equipment maker
Sleep cafés prove a hit as companies encourage workers to grab 40 winks
Exhibits re-create working class neighbourhoods — right down to wet pavement
Body clock not yet on JST? The FT’s former Tokyo bureau chief Gillian Tett shares her top three ways to cope
The ultra-popular route around the Imperial Palace is a must-do for runners, says FT correspondent Leo Lewis, as long as you observe the local etiquette
Whether you’re looking for soup dumplings or a sandwich between meetings, here are five places to head to for a tasty meal in a hurry
It is still safe to travel to the city, but the situation could change rapidly. Here are a few ways to avoid the clashes
The more data tech groups surrender to the state, the less justification investors have for regarding them as independent
Hopes prices have hit a bottom after a dramatic two-year decline
Asian city’s force subject to fierce criticism over handling of protests
Central bank holds overnight interest rate at minus 0.1% as it frets over economic slowdown
The rest of the world will be pressured to make a choice between Washington and Beijing
Britax’s dilemma illustrates the unintended consequences of Chinese tariffs
Trump administration prepares to impose tougher Iran sanctions in response
Tokyo court rules in favour of the three over their role in nuclear meltdown
Welcome to Due Diligence, the FT’s daily deals briefing
Chuck Robbins predicts a trade agreement between China and the US will come soon
Middle class grows more insecure as social mobility slows
The markets are vulnerable to potential nasty losses if rates suddenly shoot up
