©AFP
May 11, 2012
- Help
- •Contact us
- •About us
- •Sitemap
- •Advertise with the FT
- •Terms & Conditions
- •Privacy Policy
- •Copyright
© The Financial Times Ltd 2012 FT and 'Financial Times' are trademarks of The Financial Times Ltd.
©AFP
May 11, 2012
©Photoshot
May 10, 2012
A sustainable sugar rush
Cane ethanol is a bright spot in Brazil’s slowing economy – so long as it can realise its promise
May 9, 2012
Technology: Mired in a legal morass
Escalating courtroom battles over intellectual property are placing a mounting burden on the sector
May 8, 2012
UK politics: Things can only get better
The coalition’s leaders are banking on a renewed focus on the economy to put the government back on track
May 7, 2012
Iraq: singular ambition
Nouri al-Maliki is facing criticism for his autocratic tendencies
May 4, 2012
Publishing: The bookworm turns
Ebook market has defied predictions, with world’s reading habits now battle ground for tech giants
May 3, 2012
Banking: That shrinking feeling
Concern is growing about the impact on the real economy of a fall in credit availability. By Patrick Jenkins and Brooke Masters
©Reuters
May 1, 2012
Pakistan: A militant most wanted
Western security agencies fear that Lashkar-e-Taiba – the militant Islamist group accused of staging the Mumbai attacks – could broaden its ambitions
Apr 27, 2012
Europe: A shift in the political wind
The signs point to leaders putting a bigger emphasis on growth
Apr 26, 2012
Outsourcing the state: A less uniform approach
The UK is battling to navigate the political perils of tinkering with the welfare state
Apr 25, 2012
The Republicans: Sloganeers to supremos
With moderates marginalised, the conservatives in control of the GOP are on a crusade
Apr 24, 2012
FT series: Fightback against the frack attack
Shale gas faces grassroots opposition on environmental grounds that some think could stifle the business at birth
Apr 23, 2012
Shale gas: Terminal decline no longer
A trade long dominated by a few producing nations faces disruption
Apr 23, 2012
Hong Kong: a majority to accommodate
Despite fears of damage to the city’s laisser-faire appeal, citizens want grievances against tycoons redressed
Apr 22, 2012
Finds that form a bedrock of hope
FT series: Shale could bring energy independence for many nations, freeing them from a reliance on imports
Apr 19, 2012
Germany: the miraculous machine
Europe’s largest economy is a study in how to contain a crisis
Featured
More stories
Offers
JOIN THE BUSINESS ELITEMore people at the top read the FT*
*FT has grown in every major readership survey in 2010
*FT has grown in every major readership survey in 2010 Analysis
Comment Awards
The Financial Times has won four categories in the 2011 Comment Awards including best comment pages, business commentator: John Gapper, cultural commentator: Simon Kuper and foreign commentator: David Pilling
Highlights
In depth
Most popular in Comment & Analysis
exec-appointments.com
-
Chief Executive (Director General)
Office for National Statistics
-
Finance Expert
McKinsey & Company
-
Director of Organisational Capability and Performance
The Office for National Statistics
-
Head of Change Management
Argos
Multimedia
Tools
- Portfolio
- FT Lexicon
- FT clippings
- Currency converter
- MBA rankings
- MBA Newslines
- Today's newspaper
- FT press cuttings
- FT ePaper
- Economic calendar
Middle East: Febrile and fragmented
Treatment of minorities poses test for emerging order