Новости за 02.01.2015

Overcapacity in the market is driving down prices, making profitability difficult

Strategic announcements expected with Christmas trading update

Venture capital is bolstering start-ups that aim to bring about changes to how, and especially where, people eat out

Edward Posnett explores the links between Icelanders, ducks and capitalism

Transparency International says companies have been ‘naive’ when entering foreign markets

Trainers are perfect for January — even in the office

‘Europe’s most important, provocative history painter’ talks to the FT ahead of a new London show

Throughout 2014, politics and issue-based plays were all over British stages. Will the trend continue in 2015, an election year in the UK?

Iconic structures chart the peaks and troughs of global commerce

With a BFI season in view, the FT analyses the undying appeal of the masters of quick wit

An autobiographical novel about a successful writer’s love-hate relationship with the New York literary scene

Can humans be happy in a world where machines do all the heavy lifting and artificial intelligence systems relieve us of the need to think?

Heir who refined Japan’s regard forthe spiritof the glens

UK insurance claim processor seeks to focus on generating cash

Navy intercepts vessel on autopilot drifting towards rocky coastline with 400 migrants aboard

End of US combat missions in Afghanistan risks empowering jihadis in Pakistan

Challenge for exhibitors this year is to prove their devices have mass-market appeal

Educated women caught between increasing freedoms and elders’ conservative values

State government renews lease on Jharkhand site cutting the need to import raw material

Fragmenting political landscape throws outcome of next general election wide open

Inventories are low, but supply is growing

2015 has not got off to a calm start for Chinese developer

PM and Labour predecessor put aside animosities to co-operate for Better Together campaign

Neither the US president nor a North Korean despot can make me watch a film if I don’t want to

From Haiti’s mountains to Namibia’s deserts, a panel of travel industry leaders pick the year’s hotspots