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Microsoft decides it is a different business

Here’s a quiz: which large US corporation calls itself a “devices and services” company? a) Boeing b) General Electric c) Apple d) MicrosoftContinue reading »

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FT column: A bad workman blames his suppliers

No corporate activity is as dispiriting, as futile, or, unfortunately, as common as blame-shifting. The tawdry process is familiar to anyone who has worked in business. However, the temptation to lay...

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FT column: End of the jumbo jet era approaches

With its sale of composite, fuel-efficient A350 jets to Japan Airlines this week, Airbus entered a market that Boeing has, until now, controlled. It also proved Boeing’s point. The era of the grand...

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Two engines good, four engines bad for airlines

The news that Emirates Airline is planning to buy as many as 100 of Boeing’s new fuel-efficient version of the 777 is a further sign of the demand for long-range twin-engined passenger aircraft....

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Microsoft, Ford and Mulally’s “to be or not to be” moment

Mustang Mulally: the Ford CEO, in a 2015 Ford Mustang (Getty Images) Alan Mulally has a reputation for being decisive, so his declaration that he has “no plans to do anything other than serve Ford” –...

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FT column: The price of innovation is too high in aerospace

The longest line at the Farnborough International Airshow this week was for a model aircraft. In the absence of the F-35 Lightning, the colossally expensive and accident-prone stealth fighter that was...

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