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MethodologyThis is a list of 1000 fast-growing companies in the Asia-Pacific region, ranked by their compound annual growth in revenues between 2013 and 2016. The ranking was created through a complex procedure. Although the search was very extensive, the ranking does not claim to be complete, as some companies did not want to make their figures public or did not participate for other reasons. Thr
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German political poll tracker What outcomes are likely if there are fresh elections? Angela Merkel is facing the worst crisis of her career after talks on forming a new coalition government broke down, raising the prospect of fresh elections in Germany. The FT’s time-weighted average of seven German pollsters’ latest polls of voting intention shows what the likely outcome would be if another elect
One belt, one roadA ribbon of road, rail and energy projects to help increase trade Wednesday, 14 September 2016 by Jack Farchy, James Kynge, Chris Campbell and David Blood China’s “One Belt, One Road” project aims to make central Asia more connected to the world, yet even before the initiative was formally announced China had helped to redraw the energy map of the region. It had built an oil pipe
Subhash Chandra Chaubey was 14 years old in 1981 when his right leg began to swell. At first the change was almost imperceptible but, in the years that followed, it grew bigger and more deformed. Today, his leg resembles an elephant’s, with thick skin and a bloated foot. Chaubey’s misshapen limb is a tell-tale sign of lymphatic filariasis, also known as elephantiasis, a neglected tropical disease
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Growing pains Armani and Eva were born thousands of miles apart into very different worlds. Both girls are bright, sensitive and determined — and both are entering adolescence, a critical period when choices are made that could help them flourish or restrict their horizons forever By Neil Munshi and Lucy Hornby Photography: Gaia Squarci and Giulia Marchi 15 May 2017 Armani and Eva were born thousa
Even for activities that can be technically automated, whether or not it would actually happen is dependent on a number of other factors: the cost of deploying robotic solutions, the economic benefits of doing so, the supply and demand of human labour, and regulatory and social acceptance. These factors will differ across industries and geographies, and the changes, McKinsey estimates, will take p
Women still miss out on management in financeFT research reveals failure to close gender gap in middle and senior roles Tuesday, 4 April 2017 by Laura Noonan, Alan Smith, David Blood and Martin Stabe FT graphic: Kari-Ruth PedersenThe majority of junior staff working in financial services are women but only one in four of those who reach a senior role is female, according to exclusive Financial Tim
In the west’s poorest country, a Médecins Sans Frontières clinic is the difference between life and death for many mothers and their newborns. By Jude Webber In Haiti, life is a struggle that begins before birth. Even though the baby in the photo above has severe respiratory problems and needs round-the-clock care, he is one of the lucky ones. He was born in a sophisticated hospital dedicated to o
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Sometimes a hack is obvious. When Sony Pictures employees arrived at work on the morning of November 24 2014 they found their computers were inoperable and the screens displayed a creepy-looking red skull with the message: “Hacked by #GOP”. More often, attacks are harder to recognise. For TalkTalk, the UK telecoms company that discovered on October 21 2015 that it had been hacked, the truth sank i
Is urban cycling worth the risk? Friday, 2 September 2016 Illustrations: Lucas Varela If you live in a big city, you may have thought about cycling to work. You will have weighed up the pros and cons: the health benefits, the low cost, the speed – versus the fact that you might be hit by an 18-tonne articulated lorry. On balance, you may have decided you didn’t want to take the risk. You would be
States where the difference in poll numbers between Clinton and Trump is less than 5% are classed as 'toss-up' states, those with a difference of over 10% are classed as 'solid'. Maine (ME) and Nebraska use the congressional district method in which the winner of each district takes that district’s electoral vote.
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