Sunday 14 April 2013


Best of Weekend FT

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    The FT editor absorbs Myanmar’s transformation

From WORLD 8:57am

Kerry moves to ease N Korea tensions

South Korean protesters hold portraits of U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and shout slogans during a rally to denounce the military exercises and demanding Kerry to go to North Korea for peace in front of the Foreign Ministry in Seoul, South Korea, Friday, April 12, 2013.©AP

US and China pledge joint commitment to resolve crisis

From GLOBAL ECONOMY 12:35pm

Global economy stuck in a rut

Lethargic growth to dampen mood at spring meetings

From WORLD Apr 13, 2013

Google in peace deal with Brussels

Software giant to remodel search results

From WORLD 9:48am

Bird flu spreads beyond eastern China

New strain found in Beijing and Henan

From WORLD Apr 12, 2013

US and Japan deal paves way for trade talks

Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations to go ahead in June

Man in the news: Idan Ofer

A Joe Cummings illustration of Idan Ofer

A bad week for Israel’s richest man, heir to a fortune, majority owner of its largest listed company

Kaesong production halt hits both Koreas

North Koreans working at a garlic processing factory in Kaesong©Reuters

North Korea’s move affects the livelihood of its workers and the profits of South Korean groups

Pierre Moscovici©AFPFrom WORLD 4:42pm

French push evasion to top of EU agenda

Finance ministers urged to set new international tax standards

Amateur Guan Tianlang of China chips to the first green during second round play in the 2013 Masters golf tournament in Augusta©ReutersFrom WORLD Apr 12, 2013

Teen golfer changes the face of Chinese sport

Prodigy’s rise reflects affluent class growth

©US Department of JusticeFrom COMPANIES Apr 12, 2013

Golf pair that landed KPMG in the rough

Country club partnership results in FBI sting that rocked the group

Bank of Japan governor Haruhiko Kuroda gestures as he speaks before press during an interview at the bank headquarters in Tokyo©GettyFrom MARKETS Apr 12, 2013

Bond markets fly to BoJ mood music

Global bond yields fall in expectation of Japanese buying

A woman arranges Japanese currency at the World Currency Shop in Tokyo, Japan©BloombergFrom GLOBAL ECONOMY Apr 13, 2013

US in warning over exchange rates

Treasury stance on Japan and China could raise tensions

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