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With or without him, the unique coalition of voters who united behind the PM at the last election govern the direction
The idea that getting rid of the public broadcaster might somehow improve the media landscape is a fallacy
Tightening rules around promoting high-risk investments only goes so far
The policing, elections and borders bills are an assault on the civil rights of ethnic minorities
Putting greater emphasis on quantitative tightening would be an important sign of independence
Region urgently needs pragmatic governments that create shared prosperity
Although ‘levelling up’ focuses on the north and Midlands, the worst affected areas have been elsewhere. Try the FT’s postcode tool
The US and Nato must stand by Ukraine’s side for the sake of stability and security in Europe
Like it or not, they are potent players in our fragile democratic politics and in global decision-making
Home Partners believes it has created an alternative path to home ownership. But is it really more like another corporate landlord?
Ambitious climate transition plans cannot disguise coalition differences about the nation’s reliance on Russian gas
Broadcaster plays a vital role in UK cultural and democratic life
Regulators need to be guided by fairness and proportionality in conducting their review
Stalling is no longer an option for the country’s financial authorities
Swedish group looks to have the right growth strategy coupled with a sensible approach to portfolio management
As the stock market hits new highs, it’s worth considering what happens to smaller investors if it bursts
With 390m monthly active users, it is easy to see why the video game publisher’s numbers have appealed to Microsoft
A more activist industrial policy has been driven by the pandemic — but so far had little effect
Literary newsletters from the likes of Salman Rushdie, George Saunders and Roxane Gay are reviving the informal sprit of ’90s bloggers
Drop in the Japanese group’s shares looks overdone but a knee-jerk reaction is understandable
Not even the central bank has a clear idea
Self-absorption is a prerequisite for success in tennis. The world number one’s mistake was to take it off court
Simply being invested to benefit from miracle of long-term compounding of returns is the most important thing
The FT’s Responsible Business Education Awards showcase efforts to serve a new breed of business
Take account of your life plans, tax and risk appetite
Cognitive dissonance, carbon pricing and what a sustainable economy would look like
Republican intransigence and deadlock in the Senate spell trouble for the president — and for US democracy
Contrary to anti-globalisation rhetoric, last year’s snarl-ups were a sign of rebounding demand
Requirements lowered for membership of new prime market segment
Technology company to acquire group at aggregate purchase price of $68.7bn
Bank is worth holding during what promises to be a bumpy year in the markets
Scant details about alternative asset manager’s activity will blunt appetite for the business
Contracts for difference would be a dangerous exercise in kicking the can down the road
Consumer goods group has gems it could sell piecemeal
UK pharma company may still prefer to list its consumer health unit but the bar for success is now higher
While many business leaders discuss environmental concerns, a PwC survey suggests few know where or how to start
Financial regulators should ensure banks properly consider climate change risks
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