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Financial Times

Morning daily newspaper published in London. Founded in 1888, it competed for many years with four other finance-oriented papers, finally in 1945 absorbing the last of them. Known as one of England's best papers, it specializes in reporting international business and financial news while maintaining an independent editorial outlook. Printed as a broadsheet on distinctive pink newsprint, it has had a strong influence on the British government's financial policies, and its circulation is one of the world's highest among financial newspapers.



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The Financial Times's Lex column on Wednesday described the tax cuts, which it said meant that Germany now had the largest fiscal stimulus in place in the eurozone, as a "worthwhile gamble.
Last Saturday the Financial Times' influential Lex column described recent events here as "cosy Irish capitalism at its worst" and who could disagree with that.
99, and if you want to read the popular Lex column, you have to pay £199 for a premium subscription.
 
 
 
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