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With few rules to guide conduct, big powers are taking measures to protect a cog of communications technology
Clashes between pro- and anti-Hong Kong demonstrators have renewed scrutiny over China’s role in western universities
An FT investigation reveals Russia is an important destination for some of the regime’s money
In the media arms race to take on Netflix not all new services can survive
There is more than puritanism to the sacking of the McDonald’s chief executive
The country will hold a fourth election in as many years. Polls suggest the impasse could continue
Democrats like her bold agenda, but moving too far from the centre could be a risk for the party
An FT Investigation shows that air pollution on the tube is as much as 10 times above health guidelines
Masayoshi Son’s investment strategy has been questioned by the falling valuations of several companies
Arab powers had thought the US president would prove a reliable ally but are disillusioned by his unpredictable policies
The Conservatives’ strategy requires picking up Labour seats in working-class areas, but voter volatility could scupper their plan
WeWork’s abandoned listing hints at the powerful forces reshaping equity markets
The prime minister has room to stimulate growth but must avoid policy mis-steps of his first term
The former IMF chief’s more conciliatory approach could ease tensions within the central bank and with Germany
From Hong Kong to Chile activists have used technology to stay ahead of the authorities
The trade spat has as much to do with 20th century events as global supply chains
Leftwing populists are poised to retake power in Buenos Aires. Top of the to-do list will be renegotiation of the country’s huge debt pile
The president has a star role in the Trump impeachment scandal but escaping the oligarchs’ clutches is a bigger challenge
Buffeted by falling fees and rising costs, the asset manager is investing heavily in an effort to remain competitive
Pope Francis has ordered an investigation into a London investment by the body managing charitable donations
Banned for decades, US betting is back and European gaming companies want a piece of the action
FT Investigation: internal documents from the payments company point to a concerted effort to fraudulently inflate sales and profits
The country’s political and business elite is being targeted in a drive that some fear could be exploited to suppress reform
A tweet over the Hong Kong protests has thrust basketball into a fight over trade and internet freedom
Tech advances help film-makers but could lead to a glut of videos involving politicians or porn
The Law and Justice party has overseen growth while mobilising voters who feel left behind
As he runs for a fourth term, the president has been accused of growing more autocratic
Dramatic under-representation of black and Hispanic pupils in elite public high schools has become politically charged
The feared fund has made one of its high-profile and risky investments in the Italian football club
Is the country a confident superpower or a brittle paranoid regime?
Cairo blames the Islamist group for inciting protests across Egypt, but few believe the divided movement still wields such influence
The shift in the UK is an important victory for environmentalists in their fight against fossil fuels
Departing ECB president justifies more stimulus and says hawks have lost the political argument
Advances in machine learning software means some white-collar jobs could be swept away by digital change
As the chancellor’s final term ticks away, her ability to set the political agenda is diminishing fast
Turkey’s president faces rebellion against his autocratic rule, while grappling with an economic recession
DE Shaw’s legal battle with a former star manager shows the risks of open conflicts with one-time money-spinners
FT Series: Many companies are trying to define a broader purpose for their business but the exercise is fraught with risks
As Beijing gears up for the 70th anniversary of Communist party rule, its greatest unresolved legacy has resurfaced
Facing wealthy rivals and rising debt, the streaming service is beginning to look vulnerable
Facing wealthy rivals and rising debt, the streaming service is beginning to look vulnerable
Economies are not delivering for most citizens because of weak competition, feeble productivity growth and tax loopholes
MAN Group-owned AHL was a pioneer of the $300bn trend-tracking industry, but its founders now sharply disagree over its relevance
The former defence minister’s secular pitch could make him the political kingmaker
An explosion in student numbers triggered a property boom in some post-industrial cities but the market is suffering from oversupply
HKEX’s £32bn bid for the London Stock Exchange caught everyone by surprise. It now faces a host of hurdles just as tensions between China and the...
America’s largest coal-producing region is focusing on advanced products to offset a decline in output
While deforestation has surged under Bolsonaro, scientists are racing to find ways to conserve the rainforest
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