It's not a recent development for tax offices to look behind sham/artificial structures in dissecting schemes to reduce tax. In recen...

It's not a recent development for tax offices to look behind sham/artificial structures in dissecting schemes to reduce tax. In recen...

The question for markets after the referendum was whether the UK’s Brexit decision would result in a short, sharp shock or a more fundamenta...

Ed Luce of the FT talks to political commentator EJ Dionne about how the Republican party has been transformed in recent years and how the r...

China’s economic miracle is under threat from a slowing economy. A dwindling labour force and turbulent stock market are adding to the cou...

Ten years ago the Irish Times' Thursday property supplement typically comprised 60 pages — mostly of advertising at €10,000 to €15,000...

Donald Trump, US presidential candidate, has put a range of price tags on the wall he wants to build on the 2,000-mile border with Mexico. ...

A documentary on how a street dealer can rise to drug cartel lord with relative ease. 'How to Make Money Selling Drugs' is an insid...

In this episode of My City, the FT’s Bangkok regional correspondent Michael Peel takes a closer look at the Thai capital. He meets outspoke...

Trendy clothes are cheaper than ever. That sounds great for the people who buy them, but it's horrible for the people who make them. ...

　 The Economist: Watch some of the biggest stories of the year ahead — before they happen. Early access to our latest film, featuring behin...

Matthew McConaughey , the accomplished and versatile American actor, was the host of the Saturday Night Live comedy show yesterday (21 Nov...

La Marseillaise has been prominent in recent days as peoples across the world have showed solidarity with France after the terrorist murders...

Charley Ellis, author of 'Winning the Loser's Game', explains to the FT’s John Authers how, almost uniquely, the fund managemen...

FT deputy editor John Thornhill speaks to Luis de Guindos, Spain’s minister of economy and competitiveness, about the country’s nascent eco...

The push to keep the UK in the EU has begun, with the launch of the Britain Stronger in Europe campaign. But as Janan Ganesh explains to L...

Plagiarism is common on the web and when a business firm takes the complete content of articles from the Finfacts website plus images, and ...

Trevor Noah of the Daily Show proposes that anti-abortion advocates like Carly Fiorina and Jeb Bush channel their pro-life rhetoric into an...

Twitter has named co-founder Jack Dorsey as chief executive - even though he already runs start-up Square, a payment processing firm. Hann...

The Financial Times reports that "Magude is the first staging post in a global supply chain that ends in east Asia, where rhino...

Forty years on from Britain’s vote to stay in the EEC in 1975, FT editor Lionel Barber and political commentator Janan Ganesh discuss what ...

The Guardian reported in recent days [that until this week most of us had never heard of Daraprim, a drug that fights toxoplasmosis. But ...

In 2011 a Belgian photographer was allowed entry into one of Japan’s Yakuza families. Over two years, he captured the lives of those living ...

The falls in emerging market currencies in the period Jan-Aug 2015 range from China's renminbi at 2.4% to the Brazilian real's ...

What heralded Chinese stock collapse and return to data watch: James Mackintosh of the FT on whether China's slowdown has a soft cen...