Japan coronavirus cases top 10,000, driven by younger patients
TOKYO -- Confirmed cases of novel coronavirus infection in Japan surpassed 10,000 on Saturday, just days after a state of emergency was...
Linda J. Dodson
‘When we come out the other side, we’ll still see aftershocks’
There are worse places to spend lockdown than Southwold. The charming Suffolk seaside town is home to Adnams brewery and...
India moves to curb Chinese corporate takeovers
NEW DELHI (FT) -- India has tightened its foreign investment rules to block "opportunistic takeovers" by its neighbors, acting on...
Travel industry’s fatal flaw exposed by virus
City grandee Paul Myners knows a thing or two about financing businesses. The House of Lords cross-bencher and former Marks...
Whitehall consults shopkeepers on how to relax the lockdown
Retailers have been asked to draw up plans to reopen stores as ministers begin considering how to gradually relax the...
Restaurants demand protection from landlords as deadline looms
Hundreds of restaurants will be at risk of bankruptcy within days unless landlords are banned from calling in debts, industry chiefs...
Hungry Chinese investors line up floundering British targets
Deal advisors have received a number of inquiries out of China about investment opportunities, particularly in the manufacturing, automotive, technology...
Economic decline set to overtake 300 years of history
After the joy of the lockdown being lifted, this output collapse will leave firms and households exhausted Amidst today’s manifest...
Government’s rescue package is proving too difficult to open
Unprepared and understaffed, banking insiders admit they also made mistakes. One says customer emails were too complicated, and some staff...
No way out for Asians stranded in South America
AREQUIPA, Peru -- Sota Kidokoro, 22, is one of tens of thousands of Asian tourists whose dream holidays in South...
