India suffers drop in money sent home by migrants as oil-driven economies cut jobs

Three carriers face disruption to their role as ‘superconnectors’ as the state-owned groups fight to justify a business model built around hubs in a volatile region

United Arab Emirates-based group anticipates strong growth next year

The Matthew Hedges case highlights curbs on academic freedom that extend beyond the Gulf

City state yet to benefit from rebound in global oil market

Admission into FTSE Russell and S&P Dow Jones comes ahead of MSCI inclusion in June

Middle East tensions escalate and oil prices rise after Norwegian and Japanese ships hit

Republican football club owner has reputation for working behind scenes

US president has four resorts in path of massive hurricane

Authority on New York recovery calls for ‘trillions of dollars’ of infrastructure investment

Emigration from hurricane-hit island is likely to be centred on New York and Florida

Economist is working with Pritzker heir to fund local Democratic candidates

Questions devised by the Office of American Innovation for use by the Trump team

‘The hopes of soccer bulls have been dashed again. The US team has crashed out of the World Cup’

City that kept its cool after the 9/11 terror attack shows unity at Halloween event

The risk-taking star of the Manhattan legal scene has been ensnared in the Weinstein scandal

The cryptocurrency has attracted people who mistrust institutions — and those looking for a way to get rich quick

Signs of strength are largely unrelated to government policy

It is pretty clear that the board has manifestly failed in its duties of supervision

From tweet to tweet, official to official, nobody can tell what his priorities are

But cynicism about politics means we should be wary of making promises we cannot keep

Experts debate problems for central banks in era of ultra-low interest rates

Driving across the US gave me a different perspective on the American economy

Excess austerity is a bigger risk than fiscal profligacy

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead

Crisis has exposed the dissonance between the tycoon’s public image and reality

Deglobalisation should make investors think twice about betting on index tracker funds

Trump administration under pressure to cover healthcare costs as unemployment rises to postwar high

Using her inheritance to set up a smart card business proved a shrewd move

‘Don’t be afraid to make mistakes, have the confidence to proceed with a commercial idea’

We continue to look at how the coronavirus outbreak is impacting mobile apps; that big app crash caused by Facebook; new app releases from Facebook and Google; and Apple's plans to move WWDC online.

Crude production in the country has dropped to less than half its level in 1998

Brazil oil group says no further reductions after move to placate drivers backfires

Leftwing nationalist is the frontrunner in July’s presidential race

Jump in interest rates leaves companies with restricted access to credit in vulnerable state

López Obrador’s fans see a champion of the poor but opponents fear a leftwing populist

Elections test region’s democratic mettle; markets test its finances

Disruption hits retail, consumer goods, industrials and pharma sectors

Deal ends dispute over nationalisation that had disrupted PDVSA’s exports

Buccaneering centre for business on Brazil border provides haven for outside investors

Once cut off from the world, Asunción is pursuing new diplomatic paths

Trump administration delivers dire warning as it argues for reopening of economy

Government-guaranteed support scheme has proved hugely popular since launch last week

Office provider’s move to skip rent payments and renegotiate leases knocks CMBS market

Coronavirus sell-off drives up key measure of potential losses

Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to retain ‘stay at home’ advice

We continue to look at how the coronavirus outbreak is impacting mobile apps; that big app crash caused by Facebook; new app releases from Facebook and Google; and Apple's plans to move WWDC online.

A specific type of small startup has a window to raise crowdfunding in a somewhat less regulated way than normally required in the US based on a temporary set of rule changes by the SEC announced this week. Excited yet?