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US tech group’s bid wiped $20bn from the Japanese company’s valuation in a day
Requirements lowered for membership of new prime market segment
The Japanese corporation is on the cusp of full integration but critics say it needs to be wary of distractions like electric vehicles
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Lockdowns and restrictions risk causing greater disruption than during earlier waves of the pandemic
It is an article of national faith that manufacturers of domestic appliances should be able to have a crack at mobile phones
Record numbers are leaving and companies report problems recruiting as the city’s pandemic measures and political crackdown bite
Currency may not find ‘hard floors’ against the greenback after hitting a five-year low this month
Be it New York subway trains, a Frankfurt bakery or a Tokyo karaoke joint, these are the spots that never fail to uplift the FT’s globetrotters
US officials sit down with Russian diplomats in Geneva today to reduce security tensions
Falling birth rate means 40,000 fewer citizens turned 20 last year than the previous year
There is a national sense that both public and private sectors have squandered their opportunities
Virtual stadiums will kick off a new debate over the sport’s ‘real’ fans
3D Investment Partners moves to derail three-way split and revive efforts to take conglomerate private
Shares rise as Japanese group unveils SUV prototype, joining other tech giants
Boom expected in ‘picks and shovels’ underpinning technologies such as headsets, sensors and chips
Falling share price piles pressure on Japanese industrial conglomerate to shed non-core divisions
Tokyo sees busiest month ever for new listings but investors say companies look woefully unready
Fumio Kishida and Scott Morrison expected to sign defence treaty as tension with China grows
Production rose in November driven by auto sector but worries persist about Omicron impact
Tokyo’s defence minister confirms planned link amid rising tensions over Taiwan and disputed islands
London still holds record for most expensive summer games with final bill of nearly $15bn
Fast-food group to serve smaller servings following Canada port backlog
Tokyo asks universities for more detail on overseas students in response to concerns about leaks
Japan’s central bank follows US Federal Reserve to taper bond buying but holds rock-bottom rates
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