Bharti bids for Zain: Low-cost bundle
18th February 2010
India’s biggest mobile operator makes a fresh attempt to enter AfricaIN SIGNING up over 118m subscribers in India, Bharti Airtel, the country’s biggest mobile-phone operator... Read more…
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Schumpeter: A different class
18th February 2010
Would giving long-term shareholders more clout improve corporate governance?THE spectacular collapse of so many big financial firms during the crisis of 2008 has provided new... Read more…
Antitrust in the European Union: Unchained watchdog
18th February 2010
Businesses think Europe’s trustbusters should be kept on a tighter leashIT WAS probably with some relief that Joaquin Almunia took up his post as the European Union’s... Read more…
Indian harvest hopes sink sugar prices
10th March 2010
Sugar prices tumbled on Wednesday but crude oil prices breached the $83-a-barrel mark following the latest US weekly inventories data Read more…
Wall Street rises on bank deal speculation
10th March 2010
US stocks posted decent gains as they marked the 10-year anniversary of the Nasdaq’s peak. However, following a series of rises over previous sessions, markets lacked a positive... Read more…
Weak output puts pressure on sterling
10th March 2010
Sterling comes under renewed pressure after disappointing production data adds to lingering concerns over the UK’s economic recovery Read more…
Welcome to the United States of Iceland
10th March 2010
It's time to start paying attention to the financial sinkhole that Iceland is trying to climb out of -- the view from inside of it is eerily similar to our own. Read more…
China's ahead in the green-tech race
24th February 2010
Quick: which nation builds the most wind turbines? If you guessed America, with its blustery Great Plains dotted with whirring GE blades, you'd be wrong. In 2009, China became the... Read more…
Ukraine online: You've got crop reports!
16th February 2010
The U.S. is helping Eastern Europe connect to the Internet in an effort to spur development. Read more…
Blogging Lessons from The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
10th March 2010
A 40 year-old unsolved murder mystery. Strange cryptic codes in a bible. Sweden, sandwiches, and many, many cigarettes. The badass-est female protagonist since . . . forever. And... Read more…
The Power of Confident Writing
9th March 2010
There’s a wonderful European-style market and bakery in the Oak Lawn area of Dallas. They serve everything from made-to-order salads and sandwiches to chef-prepared... Read more…
What Do You Do When You Run Out of Knowledge?
8th March 2010
Bloggers have a distinct disadvantage. When someone hires an expert in — oh, let’s say marketing — that expert can dispense the same information she did for the last... Read more…
How much stress can the banks take?
10th March 2010
Perhaps the biggest cultural change since the credit crunch is that the Financial Services Authority (FSA) now takes the long view of financial history and insists that banks... Read more…
Can taxpayers profit from Northern Rock?
10th March 2010
Evan Davis asked me on the Today Programme this morning whether the probability that taxpayers would eventually emerge with a profit on Northern Rock implies that it was a mistake... Read more…
Rock recovery
10th March 2010
Northern Rock, the nationalised bank whose collapse is most closely associated with the onset of the credit crunch, is almost out of hospital. In formal accounting or statutory... Read more…
Lunch with the FT: Paulo Coelho
5th March 2010
Over orange juice and a boiled egg, the bestselling Brazilian author talks about reconverting to the Catholic faith of his boyhood and life as an internet junkie Read more…
Lunch with the FT: Jonathan Safran Foer
26th February 2010
The successful novelist, who burst on to the literary scene in 2002 with 'Everything Is Illuminated', turns his attention to vegetarianism and ethical consumption Read more…
Lunch with the FT: Shah Rukh Khan
19th February 2010
The king of Bollywood who smiles from billboards and cinema screens across India talks about his unusually sensitive new film 'My Name is Khan' and how he manages stardom Read more…