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Transcript: Why Northvolt failed to become Europe's battery champion Michela Tindera talks to Richard Milne ...
Weak Australian economic growth hits dollar Public spending offsets subdued consumer demand in 'two-speed' economy ...
The world's best food markets FT writers and editors choose their favourite places to stock up on great local produce ...
Japan's audacious bid to become a semiconductor superpower The government is backing a start-up that aims to upend the economics and geography of the microchip industry. Does it have a chance of success?
Inside Aleppo: the Syrian city captured by rebels Opposition supporters are ecstatic but others are wary of their new Islamist rulers as Assad regime begins counteroffensive ...
Claridge's owner plans to triple its number of hotels as demand for luxury travel booms Maybourne wants to create a portfolio of properties, from Paris to New York and Dubai, in a decade ...
Julien Sebban: 'I have a gift cupboard at home' When the Paris-based architect sees something he loves, he buys two -- one to keep, and one to give away ...
