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French minister’s attack on Socialists’ proud achievement may have implications for his own job

Accurate data can help transform insurance industry — and cut life’s risks, says de Castries

Head of one of Europe’s largest insurers cautions on ‘very serious consequences’

Today must be the most innovative era since the late 19th century

Sunni fundamentalists Isis claim responsibility for attacks

The government should make a real commitment to supply-side reforms, writes Eswar Prasad

The bank has given its new policy a snappy title: ‘Quantitative and qualitative monetary easing with a negative interest rate’

Visit is part of diplomatic push by the communist-run nation to boost ties with commercial partners

Friday’s US non-farm payrolls will provide an important signal of US economic performance

Investors and executives will see the full impact of collapsing crude prices on oil majors’ results

Candidates in weekend dash for support before opening caucuses of 2016 election

Sarah O’Connor’s column resonated with twentysomethings

Wall Street expected to turn blind eye to sizeable losses in non-internet businesses

Be proactive rather than wait for management to recognise your skills

The head of Russia’s biggest bank discusses the bumps on his road to reform

The World Economic Forum’s 36 best quotes are almost all dismal. But the idiots are not the speakers

FT survey shows lessening expectations of Fed rate rises

Bank working with Digital Asset Holdings in efforts to cut trading costs

Tie-up explores potential of bitcoin network to cut costs of trading

Irish bank clerk who became one of Britain’s most accomplished broadcasters

Murray and Djokovic have questioned William Hill’s sponsor role after match-fixing claims

Former head of Microsoft seemed more at ease discussing his private life than most of his counterparts

Lawyers fear rules will introduce document discrimination for British nationals without passports

Start-up unit assists three lenders to overcome sanctions legacy

Investors in Islamic finance spooked by the drop in price of oil and tensions in the Middle East