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Western companies that sell their Russian assets restricted from taking proceeds in dollars and euros

Wood told the FT Europe would be a "tough nut to crack," with ETFs much less popular in the region than in the US.

The shadow chancellor’s new book has come under scrutiny for lifting passages of text from other sources without acknowledgment. Academic writers explore how this can happen

The shadow chancellor said the errors will be ‘rectified’ in future reprints

The shadow chancellor said the errors will be ‘rectified’ in future reprints.

Shadow chancellor says she holds her ‘hands up’ FT analysis finds book on female economists has passages that appear to be copied

THE Golden City was first commissioned by Glasgow Airport in the late 1990s to provide an uplifting image of Glasgow to those embarking on…

With hours left in a tough week for the markets and stocks, Brookfield Corp’s unusually active put option intrigues me. Here’s why I like it.

With hours left in a tough week for the markets and stocks, Brookfield Corp’s unusually active put option intrigues me. Here’s why I like it.

Borrowers are realizing the responsibility of new debts too late.

I had never been a member of an underground movement before. I’d seen films, of course, which made getting involved look both risky and somewhat tedious. But the funny thing about desperate measures is that, by the time you take them, they often seem like the only reasonable course of…