Posts Tagged ‘business-news’

Pope addresses final papal audience

Pope Benedict XVI addresses tens of thousands of pilgrims in St Peter's Square, the Vatican, for his final general audience before he abdicates on Thursday. For more video content from the Financial Times, visit http://www.FT.com/video

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Reversion to which mean?

Timing is all. But can trends and signals help getting the buy and sell timing right?

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China’s annual mass migration

Every year, China stages the largest human migration on earth as up to 1bn people go home to their roots. The FT's Patti Waldmeir reports on the phenomenal combined buying power of China's 260m migrant workers and looks at the type of gifts they are buying this year.

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RBS — the government’s dilemma

As the Royal Bank of Scotland announces a £390m Libor settlement, UK business secretary Vince Cable says that a range of options are on the table for getting rid of the government's 82 per cent stake in the bank. Lex's Vincent Boland and Oliver Ralph discuss the best way for the government to get out

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No A+ for Abenomics

Japan has suffered decades of slow or no growth.

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Dave Brubeck, Legendary Jazz Pianist And Composer Of ‘Take Five,’ Dies At 91

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What Has The Curiosity Rover Taught Us About Mars So Far?

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Business culture under attack

During his appearance before the British parliamentary committee, Bob Diamond, Barclays' former chief executive, referred 50 times to the term 'culture'. Andrew Hill, the FT's management editor, looks at how the culture of business has been challenged, and how it might be changed. For more video content from the Financial Times visit: http://www.ft.com/video http://www.FT.com/

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New Mexico returns to old Mexico

The Institutional Revolutionary Party returned to power in Mexico last weekend as voters' least unattractive option, according to Johnpaul Rathbone, the FT's Latin America Editor.

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3D printing ‘bigger than internet’

Its proponents say it's the next disruptive technology with the potential to significantly change the landscape of a number of industries. Peter Marsh, manufacturing editor, talks to one such supporter - Abe Reichental, chief executive of US-based 3D Systems - to find out how 3D printing works and how big a game-changer it's is likely to be.

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