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Cyber skulduggery threatens us all
High-tech crime has disturbing political implications, writes Misha Glenny
Feb 14, 2013
Oligarchy at the core of Spain’s scandals
The EU must act to break the elite’s stifling grip, writes Angel Pascual-Ramsay
Feb 14, 2013
It is not the maths that causes the crisis
The problem is not the models so much as how we use them, writes James Weatherall
Feb 13, 2013
Berlusconi is not beaten yet
Italy’s former prime minister could still pull off the unimaginable, writes Roberto D’Alimonte
Feb 13, 2013
Venezuela’s move to devalue is desperate
The decision was driven by a mix of bad policies and ideological necrophilia, writes Moisés Naim
Feb 12, 2013
Tips for baffled investors on Apple value
The company needs to find new sectors to disrupt, says Aswath Damodaran
Feb 12, 2013
No clubby City – but the FT’s role endures
The newspaper has a unique part to play in the modern world, writes Nigel Lawson
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Feb 11, 2013
The Pope leaves a tainted legacy
Benedict XVI is a militant culture warrior, writes David Gardner
Feb 11, 2013
No such thing as a global currency war
Central banks are simply acting in line with their remits, says Philipp Hildebrand
Feb 11, 2013
Productivity is Europe’s ultimate problem
Closer integration is needed to build on progress in the region, writes Nemat Shafik
Feb 10, 2013
Loosen bank reins and boost the economy
Tighter regulation of the sector will cut support for growth, writes Adam Ridley
Feb 10, 2013
What Monte dei Paschi says of banking
The Italian lender’s woes have broader significance, says Lucrezia Reichlin
Feb 8, 2013
London unites the world but splits the UK
The capital’s property market is a national challenge, writes Jim O’Neill
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Feb 8, 2013
A terrific windfall for the big spenders
Kuwait’s debt plan illustrates oil’s mixed blessings, says Tim Harford
Feb 8, 2013
Huhne case highlights the end of privacy
It might be wise to pause before pressing the send button, writes Julian Baggini
Feb 7, 2013
Lilia Shevtsova: A new way to contain Russia
Traditional methods of dealing with Putin’s Kremlin have stopped working, writes Lilia Shevtsova
Feb 7, 2013
Little England folly at the heart of history
Government’s plans will swap broad approach for rote learning, says Richard Evans
Feb 7, 2013
Incentive for schools to promote talent
Stretching all pupils offers an education system our children deserve, says David Laws
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