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Pernod Ricard SA
Pernod Ricard to stop Absolut vodka exports to Russia after Swedish outcry
...The company said it had restarted the limited distribution in order to “protect its local team from any local criminal liability”....
April 18, 2023
Free LunchMartin Sandbu
Examining Russia’s unsanctioned cash pile Premium content
...As far as I know — and from the limited answers my colleagues and I have received when we have asked various European authorities — there is no systematic work being done to track the unsanctioned payment...
March 7, 2023
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
Transcript
Catch a falling yen
...And the impact of a much weaker yen is actually quite mixed around Japan. Some companies are like great, you know, helps us to export....
September 23, 2022
The world in 2023
UK economists’ survey: ‘miserable’ year ahead for households
...Business investment is likely to contract by more than overall GDP, as company spending on new projects is typically among the first areas to be cut during a downturn....
January 2, 2023
Huawei Technologies
Huawei founder plays down effect of promised Trump reprieve
...Ren Zhengfei, Huawei’s founder, said US president Donald Trump’s move to relax a ban on the Chinese telecoms company’s equipment will not have “much impact” on its business as it adjusts to a new era of...
July 2, 2019
#techFT
Big Tech back under attack
...ByteDance and TikTok race to meet deadlinesByteDance has applied to the Chinese government for permission to export its technology as the company races to finalise a deal and prevent its viral video app...
September 24, 2020
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
UK business
UK economists’ survey: recovery will be slower than in peer countries
...business as usual....
January 3, 2021
Equities
Markets Now - Tuesday 14th April 2020
...However, we can see a bear case of as low as 2.3GBp and a blue-sky case of as much as 16GBp....
April 14, 2020
UK business
Why the ‘Boris bounce’ is likely to be shortlived
...However, it is difficult to see a huge recovery in pent up business investment until companies have a clearer line of sight of the economic relationship between the UK and the EU....
January 1, 2020
Energy Source
The week in energy: The nuclear threat
...(Business Insider) ● And finally, back to Joe Strummer....
June 1, 2019
FT AlphavilleCurrencies
Guest post: Cryptocurrencies and sanctions
...Ignorance of who you are dealing with is a limited defense....
March 9, 2018
Michael Pettis on current accounts and the Chinese economy (Alphachat transcript)
...Crises are caused by what economists refer to as sudden stops. That is when you have a significant mismatch between assets and liabilities and some event prevents you from rolling over the liabilities....
August 18, 2017
Lunch with the FT
Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe on millennial matchmaking
...The company settled the case for an undisclosed sum, without admission of liability....
March 17, 2017
LombardUK companies
Pensions problems require a Solomonic fix
...Trekkie fan Sajid Javid’s proposals are a reminder that politicians make bad stewards of business and special cases make bad law....
September 13, 2016
The Week AheadCurrencies
The FT looks ahead to the week’s main events
...Current EU deals are more limited and made on a bilateral basis, with countries such as Morocco and Tunisia....
October 30, 2016
FT Live
Business of Luxury Summit
Gathering leaders in luxury for the 20th year
Sunday, 19 MayVenice, Italy
News in-depthThe Big Read
Brazil: Tales of everyday agony
...Brazil’s economy is not in as bad a state as Argentina’s was with capital and export controls in place and yet there was a strong rebound in confidence there after Mauricio Macri, seen as a more market-friendly...
May 15, 2016
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
Currencies
Economists’ forecasts: Fears over balance of recovery
...My key worry is over monetary policy which has become stuck in a distorted state with zero rates subsidising the government and large companies, as well as keeping 'zombie' companies going....
January 3, 2016
Global Economy
Question 7: Scotland
..., and then doing a volte face towards ultra-liberalism....
January 1, 2014
Global Economy
Question 1: Economy
...pick-up in credit to companies (especially smaller ones) as 2013 progresses....
January 1, 2013
Global Economy
Question 2: Credit
...confidence which is holding back investment, and no contribution from net exports for much of 2011-12 as key UK markets have struggled....
January 1, 2013
FT AlphavilleIzabella Kaminska
China and those dollar shorts
...And secondly, if you’re paying for imports in RMB, you’re most likely getting partially paid for exports in RMB as well....
July 9, 2012
Eurozone economy
External shocks: To what extent is the UK the master of its own destiny in 2011?
...return to business as usual....
January 3, 2011
Eurozone economy
Risks: What are the three main risks facing the economy?
...b) a failure of UK trade to recover as expected; this might come from a deterioration of confidence in Europe (as has already happened in Ireland) or a failure to recover in those export-intensive industries...
January 3, 2011
Foreign contracts: New offset deals face greater scrutiny
...Most contractors accept offsets as the price they have to pay for doing business abroad, but their increasing scale – together with the introduction of more demanding policies and a greater scrutiny of ethical...
July 18, 2010

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