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Michael Pettis on current accounts and the Chinese economy (Alphachat transcript)
...In exchange for that it accepts money and it uses that money to buy either foreign financial assets, like government bonds, or in some cases real assets like foreign real estate or a foreign business or...
August 18, 2017
FT AlphavilleOil
What might the next US recession look like?
...loans, and the particular types of companies doing the bulk of the borrowing all make the risk to bank balance sheets relative low....
February 1, 2016
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
InterviewLunch with the FT
Lunch with the FT: Travis Kalanick
...In fact, some believe Uber might in the future outgrow taxis and swallow these kinds of delivery start-ups, to become a broader “on-demand” logistics business – an app as remote control for your life....
May 9, 2014
Olympus accounting scandal
Olympus accounts deadline exposes auditors
...“Punishment is so minor it can be treated as a business cost, and clearly hasn’t been enough in the past to generate a sense of fear,” said Mr Smith A report on the Olympus scandal published last week by...
December 13, 2011
Climate change
Foreign groups circle power-hungry India
...“India has been very accustomed to doing these through its state-owned companies or dealing with foreign state-owned companies,” Mr Jones says....
January 15, 2009
Full text: Fed minutes
...Business spending on transportation equipment continued to fall from already low levels, and demand both for high-tech equipment and software and for equipment other than high-tech and transportation dropped...
April 8, 2009
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
Life & Arts
What happened next?
..., given limited credit and a deteriorating economy. ………....
December 20, 2008
Tax
States’ secret revealed to investors
...But he says they continue to flourish in the US where single member Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) – which are essentially shell companies into which people can place funds – are widely used as a substitute...
June 16, 2006

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