HSBC will shut key parts of its investment banking business in the UK, Europe and the Americas as part of chief executive ...

The EU and Nato have taken a vow of silence over Greenland after Denmark requested its key allies refrain from reacting to ...

But AidData showed that about one-quarter of China’s mineral lending was backed by a Chinese guarantor, compared with an ...

From Almaz Alsenov, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive, Harvest Group, Morges, Vaud, Switzerland ...

I found Hannah Shuckburgh’s piece “How do you dismantle the life of a person you love, piece by piece?” ( House & Home, January 18) moving and timely as I start to “dismantle” my own late mother’s ...

Lawyers are after all the only profession that has the unhealthy sense of entitlement to divide the professional classes into “lawyers” and “non-lawyers” — engineers, architects and even accountants ...

To wrap up in style, I invited three FT colleagues and Working It regulars back for one last show: Andrew Hill, Emma Jacobs and Anjli Raval. We talked over what’s changed in the world of work since ...

Your headline on the front-page picture story “Wasteland: Gazans return to desolation” (January 23) reminded me of the speech made by the Pictish chief Calgacus, who fought the Romans at the battle of ...

SoftBank is in talks to lead a funding round for artificial intelligence robotics start-up Skild AI that would more than ...

Criticism by the pharmaceutical sector of the clawback scheme it collectively negotiated and signed up to is misplaced (“NHS tax will stifle life sciences, warn drugmakers”, Report, January 25).

From Professor Rodrigo Ledesma Amaro, Director of the Bezos Centre for Sustainable Protein, Imperial College London, London SW7, UK ...

This means enabling changes to policy and regulation in much shorter order. Red tape regulation relieves governments of true responsibility and is leaving European industry in the lurch by stunting ...