So-called “ex China” equity funds have received $10bn of net inflows so far this year, according to JPMorgan — outstripping the total amount of money that has gone into broader emerging market equity ...

Tokyo Metro’s debut is helping fuel a recovery for Asia’s IPO market after Hyundai’s $3.3bn listing of its India division in Mumbai this week. Japanese X-ray technology group Rigaku Holdings is set to ...

Negotiations continue and substantial progress has been achieved. Border delimitation commissions are active. Armenia’s commission has recently accepted the Alma-Ata Declaration — a commitment to the ...

From Bathandwa Vazi, Policy Adviser, International Institute for Sustainable Development, Cape Town, South Africa ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Johanna Småros, after helping to build one of the first technology unicorns in Finland, decided to set up a ...

Roughly a fifth of UK taxpayers (30 per cent in London) are paying private rents to landlords. As a landlord, I would like to share with those in the private rental sector just how much of their rent ...

Stuart Kirk’s column “It’s about time bankers were cool again” ( Opinion, October 12) reminds me of the old maxim that banking is the perfect communist business: the workers take all the rewards in ...

Jim Pickard is right, I think, to say that “on the face of it, it seems pretty normal” for Taylor Swift to get a police escort after a terror threat forced the cancellation of her Austrian concerts ( ...

Swing states dominate US election on linkedin (opens in a new window) ...

In Shanghai, e-bikes are the quickest way to get around. Given their access to special bike lanes, part of a relatively ...

German arms maker Rheinmetall will produce gun barrels in the UK as part of a sweeping new defence pact between Berlin and London aimed at deepening military co-operation and bolstering support for ...

Katie Martin A whole bunch of massive trading companies sprung up in the past few years. But rather than having huge rooms full of shouty old-school traders on phones blaring at each other like in the ...