Spanish central banker set to inherit big challenges as next head of BIS
Pablo Hernández de Cos to take over amid fears Donald Trump will derail progress on setting capital standards for world’s biggest lenders ...
China unveils $1.4tn package to shore up economy
China has announced a Rmb10tn ($1.4tn) fiscal package to bail out local governments and help shore up its faltering economy, ...
China’s latest fiscal stimulus disappoints as trade threat rises
Measures announced on Friday to shore up financial stability are incrementally positive but will not push growth higher ...
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Ban on infant formula discounting should be lifted, says UK regulator
The UK competition regulator has suggested overturning a ban on price promotions for baby formula, among other remedies designed to tackle a lack of competition and soaring prices in the sector.
Booker Prize: who do you think will win?
Have your say about the likely — or most deserving — winner of one of the literary world’s most prestigious awards ...
Four things for green investors to watch in Trump’s second term
The president-elect will bring major changes to energy and environmental policy ...
FT Weekend Quiz: lateral epicondylitis, Oliver! and Muhammad Ali
Adwalton Moor, Hopton Heath and Chalgrove Field were all battles in which war? Under what name did Muhammad Ali first win the heavyweight boxing world championship?
Adventures in Arctic gardening
In Norway’s far north, farmers and growers are finding ways to thrive. Their hard-won wisdom — practical, scientific and philosophical — has increasing resonance for us all ...
Jonathan Powell picked as UK national security adviser
Former chief of staff under Tony Blair will have key role in developing British relationship with Donald Trump ...
British banks face an expensive motor finance crash
When the US economist George Akerlof wrote his Nobel Prize-winning paper on the problem of information asymmetry in business in 1970, his leading example was used car dealers. Akerlof noted that it ...
Green party’s Robert Habeck to run for German chancellor
Robert Habeck, Germany’s deputy chancellor and economy minister, will announce on Friday that he is running as the Green party’s candidate for chancellor in next year’s snap ...