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  • Wednesday, 9 October, 2024
    Elaine Moore
    Google break-up could turn Big Tech into Medium Tech

    The DoJ’s recommendations show how far the government is willing to go to shift the balance of power

    A view of the outside of Google’s headquarters
  • Wednesday, 9 October, 2024
    Nilanjana Roy
    Why illness in fiction is going viral

    A renewed focus on pandemics, sanatoriums and troubled minds reveals much about the state of our times

    A first-person view of a hospital patient looking down at his legs in a hospital bed wearing pajamas
  • Wednesday, 9 October, 2024
    LexSeven & i Holdings Co Ltd
    Couche-Tard’s pursuit will force 7-Eleven to mount a tougher defence Premium content

    Japan’s designation of Seven & i as a ‘core business’ means a deal will not be easy, but investors should benefit regardless

    A customer shopping in a 7-Eleven convenience store in Tokyo
  • Wednesday, 9 October, 2024
    Janan Ganesh
    US foreign policy is too volatile to lead the world

    The swings between Democratic and Republican presidents weren’t so wild in America’s heyday

    Illustration of a cutout picture of the US bald eagle in flight. There are tears in both wings and its been stuck to the wall with a piece or red tape on one wing and blue tape on the other
  • Wednesday, 9 October, 2024
    UnhedgedRobert Armstrong
    Inflation and consumer sentiment Premium content

    Plus bad food stocks, and more on the jobs report

    A customer looks at refrigerated items at a grocery store in California
  • Wednesday, 9 October, 2024
    Inside BusinessRichard Milne
    Costs of the green transition loom large for European companies

    Business leaders say Europe’s policymakers are ill prepared for just how expensive the shift is likely to be

    Workers walk at the snow-covered site of the Northvolt Ett factory in Skelleftea, north Sweden
  • Wednesday, 9 October, 2024
    Anjana Ahuja
    Marburg outbreak in Rwanda shows some post-pandemic progress

    It is too early to know whether the prompt response to the virus is enough to turn the tide

    Andy Carter illustration of two scientists working on a vaccine as a virus looms large over them
  • Wednesday, 9 October, 2024
    Your QuestionsLucy Warwick-Ching
    Should we let friends share our nanny?

    How would this work in practice with pay, holiday and tax?

  • Wednesday, 9 October, 2024
    Carlos Torres Vila
    It’s a good thing that European dealmaking is back on the table

    The pressing risk no longer is that banks are ‘too big to fail’ but ‘too small to deliver’

    Façade of the ‘La Vela’ building, in BBVA’s city,  in Madrid
  • Wednesday, 9 October, 2024
    Markets InsightBurton Malkiel
    How the US should reform taxes

    Many proposals coming from both political parties make little sense and would upend the principles of a fair and efficient system

    A hand putting US money tips on to a tray
  • Wednesday, 9 October, 2024
    Richard Barker
    The business case for the planet

    Sustainability is a business issue, creating risks and opportunities across all sectors

    Two BYD workers dressed in blue tops and black trousers examine a tyre
  • Wednesday, 9 October, 2024
    LexGoogle LLC
    Google break-up reads like antitrust fan-fiction Premium content

    A world where the tech giant gets dismantled is more plausible than it was, but investors have reason to be unfazed

    A laptop displays the Google search homepage, showing the search bar and buttons labeled "Google Search" and "I'm Feeling Lucky."
  • Tuesday, 8 October, 2024
    The FT ViewThe editorial board
    The world’s renewable energy potential is gridlocked

    Transmission lines and energy storage solutions need to be deployed much faster

    Solar panels at the power plant in La Colle des Mees, Alpes de Haute Provence, southeastern France.
  • Tuesday, 8 October, 2024
    Martin Wolf
    Trump’s trade policies would hurt the world

    His new suggestions would have a far bigger impact than the relatively modest ‘starter protectionism’ of his first term

    James Ferguson illustration of Trump standing on a sinking rusty freight ship, anchored by a chain of tariff, looking into the distance with a telescope
  • Tuesday, 8 October, 2024
    LexPrivate equity
    Private equity’s latest source of leveraged buyout funding is US farmers Premium content

    Farm credit funding parent corporation has more than $400bn of debt securities outstanding that supports its lending

    Photo of grapes in a vineyard
  • Tuesday, 8 October, 2024
    LexVistry Group PLC
    Vistry’s profit warning exposes faultlines in its partnership model Premium content

    In theory the UK housebuilder’s troubles are not systemic

    A row of residential houses in the Dalston district of London
  • Tuesday, 8 October, 2024
    Edward Luce
    America’s hurricane wreck of an election

    Almost anything could tip the result in what is essentially a toss-up between Harris and Trump

    US Vice President Kamala Harris speaks after she surveyed the damage from Hurricane Helene
  • Tuesday, 8 October, 2024
    LexLG Energy Solution
    LG Energy flashes another warning light on EV sales Premium content

    Drop in South Korean battery maker’s profits raises concerns about future demand for electric vehicles

    Visitors explore the LG Energy Solution booth at an exhibition in Seoul
  • Tuesday, 8 October, 2024
    LexPfizer Inc
    Why Pfizer sorely needs the activist treatment Premium content

    The drugmaker is worth less now than before the pandemic

    A syringe is inserted into a vial in front of a large, blurred Pfizer logo on a blue background
  • Tuesday, 8 October, 2024
    UnhedgedRobert Armstrong
    Overreaction watch, no-landing edition Premium content

    And the sukuk market

    A montage of the Manhattan skyline with dollar bills in the background
  • Tuesday, 8 October, 2024
    Jonathan Guthrie
    Hallucinogens, hexes and healing — inside the witch’s garden

    All too often plants are demoted from mysterious organisms to passive garden ornaments. Henbane, mandrake and other ‘witching herbs’ remind us to carefully respect their power and magic

    An illustration of a garden, with roots, flowers and leaves, and two witches flying away on broomsticks. A sign shows a skull and crossbones
  • Tuesday, 8 October, 2024
    Chris Miller
    Exploding pagers and spy chips: the rising risk of hardware tampering

    Unreliable suppliers can modify devices, yet companies devote few resources to verifying the origin of components

    The remains of exploded pagers
  • Tuesday, 8 October, 2024
    Stephen Bush
    There is such a thing as British culture

    That is why politicians of all stripes should be wary of undermining the BBC

    Ewan White illustration of two royal guards with an old style TV set between a crown and a teapot with the union jack design on a stand behind them
  • Tuesday, 8 October, 2024
    Markets InsightRebecca Patterson
    Is the dollar’s decline already over?

    Strong US jobs data is likely to add to other forces to keep the currency strong

    US dollar notes being put in packaging bands by a machine
  • Tuesday, 8 October, 2024
    LexLuxury goods
    How luxury priced itself out of the market Premium content

    There are signs that the sector’s post-pandemic price rises have dented its appeal

    An orange Hermès handbag is prominently displayed in a boutique window against a backdrop featuring a stylised model of a Parisian building. A pair of blue sandals is also on display
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