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Perhaps preempting a new story on its operations, the Adani Group issued a statement yesterday lamenting a “renewed attempt” by the Financial Times “to rehash old and baseless allegations to tarnish the name and standing of the Adani Group”. 

Odey Asset Management was thrown into turmoil after allegations of sexual misconduct against its founder

The Belgian intelligence service has confirmed a report by the Financial Times saying it was looking into potential espionage at the main European logistics centre for Chinese tech giant Alibaba. The warehouse mostly handles goods shipped to European customers from the company's e-commerce site Ali Express. Intelligence officials said the…

The official’s remarks came days after the Financial Times reported that New Delhi has asked Ottawa to withdraw 41 of its diplomats stationed in India by October 10.

Canada has 62 diplomats in India and India had said that the total should be reduced by 41, according to a report

BORDER checks brought in after Brexit will cost UK businesses £330 million a year, the UK Government has admitted ...

Serbian president, Aleksandar Vučić, announces move after US threatens punitive measures over buildup of troops

The glass cliff – the phenomenon in which women are more likely to be promoted when an organization is in crisis – is claiming its latest victim

The FT said it had “work to do in relation to race” after a rise in senior ethnic minority employees quitting the firm and an increase in its ethnicity pay gap

Jane Fraser reportedly told staff if they're not on board with her plan, they need to get off her proverbial train.

Shipping and insurance records examined by the Financial Times suggest almost three-quarters of Russia's seaborne crude can be sold at full price just when a barrel is nearing $100.