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Companies are able to fan the flames of fake news and also to remove it
Seminars are hostile occasions for point-scoring and aggressive challenge
A string of American capitulations has gifted the superpower its technological expertise
To some, the president ended the country’s genocide and launched an economic revolution — to others, he is suppressing dissent
It is now possible to construct a mutually beneficial partnership with the EU
Ireland’s king of mixed martial arts sets his sights on the boxing ring
Donald Trump’s pardon of Joe Arpaio is an attack on the separation of powers
Once Britain leaves, the assessment of the pros and cons of EU membership will change
To avoid a cliff, Britain will have to accept EU rules during the transition
The obvious effect of their policies has been to make the well-off even better off
Government white papers are welcome, but companies need clarity on the short term
Consumer goods groups are cutting costs amid slowing growth – the advertising industry is first to feel the pinch
He is no fan of a strong dollar and his Wall Street roots align him with market bulls
Nothing will change while boards cling to the cult of the indispensable leader
The rise of the euro against the pound makes for a painful summer
France’s president needs to build consensus both at home and abroad
UK position papers fail to offer certainty over issues including justice and trade
A trailblazing satirist who battled racial injustice in America
Down in Tennessee, parrots panic as the sun disappears
London’s strategy seems to be to let Brussels do some of the thinking
Rana Foroohar on how low interest rates benefited Wall Street over mainstream America
Attacking China, even metaphorically, will do nothing for America’s middle class
Loose monetary policy led to share buybacks that enriched mainly the wealthy
Beijing split over pursuit of low-cost hybrid systems to add to its arsenal
Inaccurate data highlight the absurdity of the net migration target
Giveaways distort inflation statistics and sway central bankers’ decisions
Bad blood between the White House and Congress brings uncertainty
The government and taxpayers are the key investors in basic scientific research
Secondary school results reflect changes under Cameron, writes Sebastian Payne
Borders, customs unions and justice: the FT’s digital assistant will help you catch up
Governments are mesmerised by the fallacious belief that ever bigger projects are the answer
The UK needs to accept a substantial role for Europe’s highest court
