FT Alphaville spends 72 hours on Companies House. So you don't have to.
Live markets commentary from FT.com
Y NO BLOCKCHAIN? (But also: Y BLOCKCHAIN?)
Is it transparent enough? And why is it called Libra anyway?
We've done the reading so you can impress at dinner parties.
Facebook takes a page out of JPMorgan and the Fed’s playbook; attempts to create a global digital reserve.
The bitcoin scam; Calpers' dilemma; what really happened to the missing Malaysian plane; too much of a big thing; and more.
The Top 10, and some worthy runners up.
The €1.4bn question about a French fund manager’s link to enigmatic financier Lars Windhorst
Everything is fine; student debt cancellation; reviewing New Labour; make it Suntory time and much more...
Submissions close at 10am Monday.
History teaches us that when credit systems are replaced with payment systems, economies are starved of liquidity.
BoJo becomes Trump; valuing Beyond Meat; the UK is a mafia state; Monzo-mania and much more...
Summon all your strength, past and present candidates.
While investigating bitcoin transaction fees, this reporter got stung with a $3.1 fee. Yes really.
Nearly two years after the introduction of a coding fix called SegWit intended to help scale bitcoin, transaction fees collected by miners are on the rise again...
“Cathio, the Catholic blockchain.”
The Daily Mail is short Uber; Dimon on Dimon; TV is not entertainment; the DTC big bang and much more...
It's less about technology, and more about not having branches.
Someone tell Eugene Fama.
A legal case involving Lufthansa's Miles & More scheme could set an important precedent for how air miles are treated.
Do the expensive stock dance.
How to invest in China, but not invest in China.
An outfit called Affinity Capital Exchange thinks they can and is pitching airlines to use their points as would-be collateral.
