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Evergrande: the end of China's property boom

Evergrande was a byword for a property sector that could not fail and prices that would always rise

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  1. News in-depthUK companies19 min
    Raspberry Pi - the tiny British computer turns 10

    The FT tells the story of the UK's biggest-selling computer, and asks: is it really a success?

  2. War in Ukraine: free to read41 min
    Russia's invasion of Ukraine: what next? | FT Live

    See highlights of the FT subscriber discussion on the geopolitical and economic fallout of Putin's war

  3. Sport16 min
    Football: the business case for the women's game

    The FT examines whether a successful women's game depends on the men

  4. News in-depthNews in-depth3 min
    Plant-based meat: cooling off?

    A dip in sales growth in the US has analysts wondering whether the plant-based meat sector is going off the boil

  5. News in-depthMarkets11 min
    International investors in Chinese companies face growing risks

    James Kynge and Katie Martin on the changing dynamics of investing in China

  6. ExplainerSport9 min
    Sports NFTs: collectors, players and leagues cash in on the action

    The market for sports NFTs is set to reach two billion dollars in 2022

  7. Free LunchGlobal Economy20 min
    The case for a universal basic income

    The pandemic has opened the door to radical economic reform, argues the FT's Martin Sandbu

  8. Scoreboard13 min
    Tennis: the players struggling to break even

    The sport suffers from fragmented governance and a gulf in prize money

Latest Videos

  1. News in-depthPrivate equity3 min
    How private equity firms can resemble the empires they once broke up

    The FT’s Mark Vandevelde reports that bringing companies together under common ownership hasn’t died, it has a new name - private equity

  2. News in-depthNews in-depth22 min
    Evergrande: the end of China's property boom

    Evergrande was a byword for a property sector that could not fail and prices that would always rise

  3. Greenwashing6 min
    Avoiding the greenwashers

    In an industry awash with ESG ratings and rankings, the FT’s Charlotte Middlehurst explores how investors can avoid the greenwashers

  4. Environment3 min
    Shrimp: a sustainable catch?

    The world’s multibillion-dollar shrimp and prawn industry continues to grow, yet questions remain over its environmental impact

  5. News in-depthUK companies19 min
    Raspberry Pi - the tiny British computer turns 10

    The FT tells the story of the UK's biggest-selling computer, and asks: is it really a success?

  6. War in Ukraine53 sec
    Russian rockets hit regional police station in Kharkiv

    Russian forces have launched a heavy bombardment of Ukraine’s second-largest city

  7. War in Ukraine49 sec
    Russia strikes government building in centre of Kharkiv

    Ukraine president accuses Moscow of war crimes after urban area targeted

  8. War in Ukraine1 min
    500,000 refugees have fled Ukraine: UN

    Ukrainians are seeking protection from Russian invasion in neighbouring countries

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  1. War in Ukraine53 sec
    Russian rockets hit regional police station in Kharkiv

    Russian forces have launched a heavy bombardment of Ukraine’s second-largest city

  2. War in Ukraine49 sec
    Russia strikes government building in centre of Kharkiv

    Ukraine president accuses Moscow of war crimes after urban area targeted

  3. War in Ukraine1 min
    500,000 refugees have fled Ukraine: UN

    Ukrainians are seeking protection from Russian invasion in neighbouring countries

  4. War in Ukraine41 sec
    Missile strikes Kyiv apartment block

    Dozens of people were wounded in overnight fighting in the Ukrainian capital

  5. War in Ukraine1 min
    Russian troops heading 'at speed' to Kyiv

    Fierce fighting continues in major cities with explosions and air raid sirens in Ukrainian capital

  6. War in Ukraine1 min
    Russia begins invasion of Ukraine

    Troops move on three fronts to attack infrastructure as Kyiv declares state of emergency

  7. War in Ukraine50 sec
    Ukrainians flee Kyiv after Russia invades

    Troops pour into the country from north, south and east as explosions are heard in the capital and other cities

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    Melinda Gates on running a foundation with Bill

    The co-founder of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation on their working relationship

World

  1. War in Ukraine53 sec
    Russian rockets hit regional police station in Kharkiv

    Russian forces have launched a heavy bombardment of Ukraine’s second-largest city

  2. War in Ukraine49 sec
    Russia strikes government building in centre of Kharkiv

    Ukraine president accuses Moscow of war crimes after urban area targeted

  3. War in Ukraine1 min
    500,000 refugees have fled Ukraine: UN

    Ukrainians are seeking protection from Russian invasion in neighbouring countries

  4. War in Ukraine41 sec
    Missile strikes Kyiv apartment block

    Dozens of people were wounded in overnight fighting in the Ukrainian capital

  5. War in Ukraine: free to read41 min
    Russia's invasion of Ukraine: what next? | FT Live

    See highlights of the FT subscriber discussion on the geopolitical and economic fallout of Putin's war

  6. War in Ukraine1 min
    Russian troops heading 'at speed' to Kyiv

    Fierce fighting continues in major cities with explosions and air raid sirens in Ukrainian capital

  7. War in Ukraine1 min
    Russia begins invasion of Ukraine

    Troops move on three fronts to attack infrastructure as Kyiv declares state of emergency

  8. War in Ukraine50 sec
    Ukrainians flee Kyiv after Russia invades

    Troops pour into the country from north, south and east as explosions are heard in the capital and other cities

Markets

  1. Greenwashing6 min
    Avoiding the greenwashers

    In an industry awash with ESG ratings and rankings, the FT’s Charlotte Middlehurst explores how investors can avoid the greenwashers

  2. News in-depthMarkets11 min
    International investors in Chinese companies face growing risks

    James Kynge and Katie Martin on the changing dynamics of investing in China

  3. News in-depthLex4 min
    Where crypto 'anarchy' will end | Lex Megatrends

    Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin have gained traction thanks to dissent, greed, idealism and fear of missing out

  4. Special Report#TechFT: How safe are digital assets?4 min
    What are stablecoins and how do they work?

    How the digital assets are used, why they are growing in popularity, and why they are in regulators' sights

  5. Non-fungible tokens21 min
    Soaring NFT sales redraw the art market | FT Film

    Art is grappling with a new frontier that has opened up opportunities for creators - and speculators

  6. News in-depthCryptocurrencies27 min
    Cryptocurrencies: how regulators lost control

    The industry has ballooned into a $2tn market with little oversight

  7. News in-depthEnergy Source7 min
    Who will clean up America's abandoned oil wells?

    President Biden wants to give billions in extra funding to clean up abandoned oil and gas wells contaminating the air, soil and groundwater

  8. Energy sector5 min
    Gas flaring: can we rein in the waste and pollution?

    Moves are now being made to curb flaring, but how effective will they be?

Opinion

  1. Free LunchGlobal Economy20 min
    The case for a universal basic income

    The pandemic has opened the door to radical economic reform, argues the FT's Martin Sandbu

  2. Andres Schipani27 min
    Angolan president sets out plan to overcome ‘economic storm’

    João Lourenço talks about corruption, economic and democratic reforms at FT Africa Summit

  3. Roula Khalaf17 min
    WTO director-general says supply chain problems could last months

    Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala addresses shipping issues, global trade and Covid vaccine access at FT Africa Summit

  4. Brooke Masters59 min
    Reimagining gender equality in the workplace

    Gill Whitty-Collins on why gender equality builds stronger businesses and societies

  5. FT Markets videoDerek Brower28 min
    Jennifer Granholm on the challenges of transition to cleaner energy sources

    The US energy secretary tells the FT's Derek Brower that fossil fuel communities must not be left behind as the industry adjusts

  6. Commodities27 min
    How energy transition is driving strong commodities prices

    The executive chair of Trafigura expects the higher prices paid for minerals and metals to last

  7. Companies24 min
    Tim Davie on the future of the BBC

    The director-general talks about the key questions for the public broadcaster

  8. Roula Khalaf25 min
    Jen Psaki on communicating with the press

    The White House press secretary wants to restore trust

FT Features

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    How crime drives deforestation in Brazil's Amazon | FT Film

    The fight against deforestation in Bolsonaro's Brazil is also a fight against criminal networks and corruption

  2. FT Features15 min
    Argentina: a life of boom and bust

    Can Argentina break its cycle of bouncing from crisis to crisis?

  3. FT Features17 min
    Cape Town: Life without Water

    The city that's changed its relationship with water forever

  4. FT Features16 min
    Why did the UK sell off the railways?

    Miranda Green tracks down the politicians who privatised Britain's trains

  5. FT Features17 min
    FT Feature: Europe and the veil

    The FT's Roula Khalaf lifts the veil on Europe's attitude to the hijab

  6. FT Features17 min
    The billionaire space race

    How the tech billionaires are planning to send you into space

  7. FT Features17 min
    Chile’s copper crash: life after the boom

    Miners adjust to new reality after copper boom fizzles out

  8. World16 min
    Thug Nation: Venezuela’s broken revolution

    The FT investigates the crisis in Venezuela

Companies

  1. Greenwashing6 min
    Avoiding the greenwashers

    In an industry awash with ESG ratings and rankings, the FT’s Charlotte Middlehurst explores how investors can avoid the greenwashers

  2. News in-depthUK companies19 min
    Raspberry Pi - the tiny British computer turns 10

    The FT tells the story of the UK's biggest-selling computer, and asks: is it really a success?

  3. News in-depthAutomobiles2 min
    How Hertz bounced back from bankruptcy

    The car rental group has staged a remarkable recovery after a bankruptcy like no other

  4. News in-depthFT Wealth4 min
    Is wealth management changing for women?

    Women are controlling more of the world’s wealth, but is the wealth management industry adapting to the change?

  5. Special purpose acquisition companies2 min
    Why many Spacs may be left without deals

    These specialist companies that have pulled in billions of dollars from investors are also attracting intense scrutiny from regulators

  6. Special ReportResponsible Business Education Awards 20225 min
    Business schools switch focus to people, purpose and planet

    Employers are pressing business schools to shift from teaching profit maximisation to environment and sustainability

  7. News in-depthElectric vehicles16 min
    Cars, companies, countries: the race to go electric

    From behind the wheel of the latest generation of electric cars, FT reporters discuss the future of the car industry

  8. Renewable energy17 min
    Space-based solar power 'could be deployed in 10 years'

    Elon Musk called it the stupidest idea ever. The FT's Peggy Hollinger looks at whether space-based solar power can move beyond science fiction

Life & Arts

  1. News in-depthClimate change3 min
    Can winemakers adapt to climate change?

    Climate change may benefit cooler regions, but for vineyards across much of the old and new world global warming is seen as a dire threat to a $327bn industry

  2. Food & Drink14 min
    Supply chain and recruitment pressures force restaurants to innovate

    The Scottish inn with fine dining and a farm-to-fork menu

  3. FT Standpoint5 min
    Immigration: a journey in music and numbers | FT Standpoint

    A unique collaboration between musician Nitin Sawhney, the Royal Albert Hall and the FT

  4. Food & Drink8 min
    Lab-grown meat: the future of food?

    Being promoted as a sustainable protein of the future, but can enough lab-grown meat be made to feed the world?

  5. Food & Drink13 min
    How a farm-to-plate restaurant coped with Covid

    Some restaurateurs are in better position now than they were before the pandemic

  6. Life & Arts3 min
    A poem 'To John' Keats by Inua Ellams

    FT Weekend Festival 2021 commissioned Inua Ellams to write a response to Keats's classic 'To Autumn'

  7. Life & Arts2 min
    Sika Viagbo is making a revered métier d’art her own

    How the self-taught Parisian mosaic artist staked her place in the art world

  8. Life & Arts2 min
    'It’s more than sport - every day we are fighting for our rights to be equal’

    French pro basketball player and podcaster Diandra Tchatchouang on her role beyond the court

Work & Careers

  1. Brooke Masters59 min
    Reimagining gender equality in the workplace

    Gill Whitty-Collins on why gender equality builds stronger businesses and societies

  2. Work & Careers11 min
    How to get more sleep

    The FT's Daniel Garrahan tests ostrich pillows, nap pods, wearable devices and sleep robots

  3. Riding highs – horseback journeys to free the mind and spur the spirits 9 min
    What horses can teach us about leadership

    The FT visits an equine leadership development school

  4. Retail sector8 min
    How Lush took on the cosmetics industry

    FT's Daniel Thomas on one of the pioneering ethical brands that are increasingly on trend

  5. News in-depthWorkplace diversity & equality25 min
    June Sarpong: why are people living with disabilities overlooked by business?

    The author of 'Diversify' on why employers overlook talented candidates with disabilities

  6. How to meditate – the Om to Zen of finding your inner calm7 min
    Gongs, meditation and dance: why mindfulness is big business

    FT's Daniel Garrahan tries out apps, corporate mindfulness, organic dance and a 'gong bath'

  7. Business education3 min
    The weirdest way to teach business

    Professor Ralf Wetzel uses performing arts to train students to work through problems collaboratively

  8. Transport6 min
    Scooters, skateboards and ebikes: greener ways to get to work

    Some electric personal vehicles are not road legal and police are cracking down on their use