Bob Dylan: A minstrel’s reward for toil and blood
The surprise winner of the Nobel Prize for literature has been on the road for six decades, writes Gary Silverman
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Sterling’s slump signals a warning, not a boon
Investors are marking down the economic future of Brexit Britain
SoftBank and the Saudis make a big bet on tech
A $100bn new venture capital fund risks flooding the market
Bob Dylan: A minstrel’s reward for toil and blood
The surprise winner of the Nobel Prize for literature has been on the road for six decades, writes Gary Silverman
Samsung: Life after the ‘iPhone killer’
Far from securing the South Korean group’s place in the market, the exploding Galaxy Note 7, threatens it
The Republican crisis is a chance for catharsis
Post-Trump, a younger generation of leaders can return to the party’s established principles
A better path to the top for women makes sense
Almost all directors says diversity on boards is good but many still refuse to act on it
Victory for Nigerian citizen power as Boko Haram frees girls
The BringBackOurGirls effort meant government could not forget their plight, writes William Wallis
Stylianos Pattakos, Greek junta member, 1912-2016
Last of the coup leaders whose Athens rule lasted seven years
When the pound goes south, it affects national power, too
The value of the currency is always a clue to the health of the economy
Don’t look back in anger at the stiff upper lip
Notebook: The band Oasis, and Theresa May, embody a lost world of emotional self-reliance
Banks will not adopt blockchain fast
It will take longer than expected for the technology to go mainstream, writes Oliver Bussmann
Investors are ill equipped for our unfathomable future
The danger in finance is that investment groups will be wiped out by price swings from political shock
The Article 50 challenge shows parliament should have its say
The legal arguments are finely balanced but favour the claimants
America’s dilemma over Russian cyber attacks
Washington walks a difficult line in defining an acceptable response
Theresa May should publish a clear blueprint for Brexit
Clarity on the UK’s strategy could help limit damage to the economy
Extend European sanctions to keep Russia in check
Despite the EU’s resolve on Crimea, Moscow remains largely unfazed, writes Anders Fogh Rasmussen
Fast EM growth of recent years ‘an anomaly’ never to be repeated
Capital Economics expects reversion to historic trend, dragging on global economy
Republicans must look beyond Trump’s October Surprise
More scandals about the presidential candidate are expected before November 8, writes Edward Luce
Mexico’s anti-corruption efforts lack the urgency people desire
Notebook: Old habits die hard among the country’s elite
Theresa May’s activism is a decisive break with the past
The prime minister has gone much further in her rejection of Thatcher than her predecessor
China rethinks developing world largesse as deals sour
An end to risky bets on the ‘red elephants’ of Beijing’s global financial diplomacy?
Bob Dylan’s lyricism makes him a worthy Nobel Prize winner
There is more to literature than words on a page and more to music than notes on a sheet
King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand, 1927-2016
Monarch seen as semi-divine unifier ruled turbulent nation for 70 years
