Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Volvo Cars said it would cut another ...

Japanese bonds and the yen rallied on Friday and Asian stock markets lost ground as an overnight tech rout on Wall Street ...

John Healey will on Friday promise to ease the burden on corporate Britain in next week’s Budget by scrapping “pointless ...

Context: Vučić, a populist strongman who has ruled Serbia for 14 years, is running for prime minister after serving as the ...

Yesterday’s epic Treasury rally, and the accompanying rout in tech stocks, had the feeling of a turning point — the sudden ...

It’s never good news to see bond markets making headlines, and French government bonds have been having making more of them ...

Europe’s largest residential landlord Vonovia stands to lose more than €8bn from nationalisation plans in Berlin, as the ...

Banks, which already pay a 3 per cent surcharge tax on profits above £100mn generated in the UK, are expecting that to go up to 8 per cent. This is estimated to bring in about £2.2bn in extra tax ...

Smith & Nephew was in talks to combine with J&J’s orthopaedics unit but refused to agree to former CEO leading combined ...

The belief that books are more than just inanimate objects is explored in a new memoir by Brazilian publisher Luiz Schwarcz — ...

Lorries waiting at the border to export agricultural produce into the bloc have become a target for Moscow’s attacks ...

The boom is partly the result of government policies. Some of the investments in Argentina’s resources sector have been ...