Computer wot dun it; why planes crash; valuing Uber; death of the calorie and much more...
The IMF's Tobias Adrian tours the world's big risks. Plus, Vitor Gaspar on “good” and “bad” spending.
“A coup is underway”
There are 1.2bn Catholics in the world. How some might be interpreting the fire online is worth noting.
Live markets commentary from FT.com
Wall Street; studying Xi; fake reviews; Puerto Rico; and more.
With a Crystallex victory, the country's debt restructuring could get a whole lot more litigious.
What do Canada, Australia and Norway have in common?
Calling all budding performers, writers, directors, choreographers and egomaniacs. It's your time to shine. (Maybe.)
Mark Zuckerberg, “master of leverage”; yield-spread information; Surging support for Stalin; The mysterious disappearance of Fan Bingbing; and more.
Because sometimes it's about putting capital first and labour second.
Sometimes they do good.
Uber's IPO; Huawei; the Chicago boys; and more.
The bitcoin holy war is getting real.
And then to shut up shop, with all the money gone.
IMF stigma; surfers; a “smear campaign;” and much more.
“Everything needs to scale”.
And how the debt burden is only going to get bigger.
Halifax wants to be down with the Monzo kids.
What were initially deemed extraordinary measures are now part of the standard policy toolkit.
And how Julian Assange saved £150k in rent while living at the Ecuadorean embassy.
Professor Odette Lienau talks about Venezuela, Argentina, and why vulture funds could do some good.
Online education prices; abandoned mansions; the Uber IPO; plus much more...
Because boldly failing where no-one has failed before is good business strategy.
Growth story continues to judder.
