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  2. We apologise for Nigeria's capital city, Abuja being incorrectly located on the graphic shown at 03:26-03:34, 04:34-04:38 and 16:10-16:21. YouTube policy will not allow us to replace the video with a corrected version without losing all of the very valuable comments which viewers have taken time to contribute. We apologise for the error. We have corrected the video where it is published on other platforms. Thank you @vincentfreeman9947 for first bringing the error to our attention.
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  3. This video has been amended to correct the date at which Narendra Modi became Prime Minister of India. In the previous version of this video a graphic at 3'06 showed a timeline of the key events in Mr Modi's career, it stated that he became prime minister in 1987, it should have said that he joined the BJP in 1987. We apologise for the error.
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  4. That's so interesting John. We've actually recently published a column from chief economics commentator Martin Wolf on this very question. Perhaps you would like to take a look: https://www.ft.com/content/04f48e1e-f97f-11e9-98fd-4d6c20050229.
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  5. Slowing economic growth is worrying economists in the US, who liken the situation to Japan's economic troubles. Read more about it: https://www.ft.com/content/3746c864-4362-11ea-abea-0c7a29cd66fe.
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  7. Does Google's $3.2bn purchase of Nest signal that the internet of things will be a major market? And is Google becoming a different kind of company to secure a place in it?
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  8. You’re not dreaming. It really is a self-driving car Henry Foy, motor industry correspondent, reports from Volvo’s automation research centre in Gothenburg on the car manufacturer’s latest advances in self-driving vehicles.
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  11. People are feeling more lonely even as we become more connected online. Does this show that nothing beats real world, face-to-face contact?
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  12. Which economies are likely to grow next? Mexico, Zimbabwe and Egypt are well-positioned. Qatar and Brazil are less well-placed, while China risks recession.
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  13. Some universities have started to teach economics courses based on lessons learnt after the financial crisis.
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  14. Bob Iger transformed Disney in his first reign as CEO as a swashbuckling dealmaker, acquiring Pixar, Marvel and Lucasfilm. Eventually he retired but the succession was botched. Now Iger is back for a second reign, but the media business has changed. Instead of doing deals, he has to cut costs and jobs. Power is like a drug. It can be hard to give up. They say never go back - was Bob Iger right to return to Disney?
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  15. A female police officer has been chosen to run a busy district in Kabul for the first time, an appointment the Afghan government hopes will persuade more women to join the country's police force
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  16. Trams have been experiencing a revival in the past few decades. Edinburgh is the latest city to invest in them, and hopes they will boost local economy. But do the benefits outweigh costs? 
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  17. Watch for free - Video: Hong Kong becomes the great mall of China  The influx of Chinese tourists has turned Hong Kong into the great mall of China. But demand for luxury watches, jewellery and handbags has sent retail rent prices soaring. For small businesses on the edge of the prime shopping areas, staying in business is becoming ever more difficult.
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  18. What do a UK-based fisheries consultancy and Malaysia's first astronaut have in common? Their origins lie in big global arms deals. Defence correspondent Carola Hoyos explores the opaque world of offsets, set to become a half-trillion dollar industry.
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  19. At 18:04 and 20:13, while describing election campaigning in England and Wales over the next few weeks, we incorrectly said in this video that there are local council seats up for election in Wales on May 2. In Wales these elections are for police and crime commissioners. Local council seats are being contested in many in parts of England. We apologise for any confusion.
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  20. Watch for free - Video: The F-type is meant to help Jaguar reclaim its sports car heritage. Does it do the job?
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  21. Nicaragua's Congress granted a 50-year concession to a little-known Chinese businessman to develop a new waterway that will rival the Panama Canal. Is the US$40bn project just a front for the Chinese government's ambitions to extend its influence in the US's backyard?
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  22. What's the future for ‎Bitcoin? The decentralised, virtual currency is garnering increasing interest from investors and entrepreneurs. We report on where the currency is heading -- and buy a (fraction) of a Bitcoin.
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  23. The performance of Warren Buffett's investment vehicle Berkshire Hathaway is legendary. But does he have more cash than he can use?
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  24. Boom and gloom: Ireland's economy is showing signs of recovery. Big international companies such as Google and Twitter are providing a welcome boost to the large cities. But rural areas are struggling to attract anywhere near the levels of foreign investment going into the big cities, with regional towns littered with empty retail outlets and ghost estates.
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  25. What was the 2010 "flash crash" and how does it relate to this week's arrest of a solitary UK trader? More on this story: http://on.ft.com/1JtIpFt
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  26. This video has been amended to correct the name of the person speaking during the Apollo 11 landing clip. In the previous version of this video, a name strap at 13'18 showed Neil Armstrong's name. It should have read "Edwin 'Buzz' Aldrin". We apologise for the error.
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  27. Video: China is urbanising at an unprecedented rate, with close to 1bn people expected to be living in cities by 2030. Leaving the farm and relocating to the city can mean access to higher paying jobs -- but it can also mean a new life of hardship in unfamiliar surroundings. China's urban billion
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  28. A fresh financial scandal is unfolding across several continents. This time it involves foreign exchange trading, a $5.3tn a day market, and a global investigation is underway:
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  29. For the last 30 years, Iran's female musicians have faced restrictions to their performances and audiences but now many are hoping that a new, more centrist president could mean a relaxation of the rules.
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  30.  How do the rich invest? How does the way the ultra-rich treat their money differ from other people? The research on this has produced some surprising results.
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  31. I made this video, and I"m pretty sure there isn't a secret message.
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  32. This video was reuploaded on the evening of Wednesday 27th May. It was originally uploaded that morning. This was due to a technical fault and we apologise to all those who took the time to comment on and share the link to the first publication.
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  33. Is there a correction ahead for US stocks? Dramatic writedowns are already underway as the first-quarter earnings season begins. Read more: http://on.ft.com/1IXy2cR
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  34. Europe's equities go from 'hope' to 'growth' - what risks and opportunities does that offer? 
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  35. Big international arms sales, the US government shutdown, South Africa's economic challenges and the world's biggest container ship: watch our recent video highlights:
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  36. The UK housing bubble is built on equity, not debt, and the average home price remains below pre-crisis levels.
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  37. Will Finland remain neutral? As politicians debate about whether to join Nato, Finns living near Russia’s border worry about their future. Read more: http://on.ft.com/1b9EvXI
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  38. How how the latest iPad stacks up against lower-cost rivals like the Samsung 10.1, Nokia Lumia 2520 and the new Kindle HDX 7
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  39. As rents in London spiral upwards, how can start-ups find the office space they need? A pop-up business park in Brixton, with strong ties to the local community, might offer a model. More on this story: http://on.ft.com/1IMoRMC
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  40. Has the Greek prime minister's visit to Moscow exposed further European divisions? We look at the tragedies behind the trip - Greece's debt crisis and the conflict in Ukraine. Read more: http://on.ft.com/1Cu9aEP
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  41. Europe has long been seen as the problem child of the global economy, but is now turning a corner. Is it time to invest in the region?
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  42. 3D printing hasn't always lived up to the hype - but in this video we look at why now might be the time for the technology to take off. Please do also check out the other videos in the Homecoming series, on the need for new ways of farming, and what can and should be Made in USA. Thanks!
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  43. Brazil vs Mexico - who will be top dog in the league of Latin American investment? 
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  44. What is Indonesia's new middle class spending its money on? 
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  47. Can UK science survive after Brexit? Watch our great report about science in the UK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EkcRaYue44. And subscribe to our channel for great films from the Financial Times.
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  48. Why dividends should not matter to investors
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  49. Assessing the damage of the shutdown: How the dysfunctional politics of the US is affecting the country's status in Asia.
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  51. Hong Kong has moved to stem the flow of mainland Chinese shoppers that some local residents deride as "locusts", even as retailers brace themselves for lower sales. Read more: http://on.ft.com/1JQGcot
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  52. We appreciate your feedback and would like to hear more on your opinions regarding Saudi Arabia's deal with Newcastle Utd. We aim to foster intelligent and respectful conversation on any topic. Malicious comments will be removed.
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  53. Can China's meteoric growth continue? Most expect not, but is that necessarily bad? Henny Sender, FT chief international finance correspondent, explains to John Authers that slowing growth could be positive for China, if not for importers
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  54. Infrastructure investment is critical to enhancing Africa’s potential. Why has it been a sticking point, and is this changing? Read more: http://on.ft.com/1MvNAHw
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  55. Watch for free - Video: Italy after the end of the Berlusconi era.
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  56. Why would investors accept a guaranteed loss when buying European government bonds? They might make more money on the price they paid for the bonds than the interest they receive. Read more about negative yields here: http://on.ft.com/1DyXljZ
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  57. We apologise for Ryan Jones incorrectly being named Ryan Reyes at 00:00:33:13. YouTube policy will not allow us to replace the video with a corrected version without losing all of the very valued comments which viewers have taken time to contribute. We apologise for the error and have corrected it where it is published on other platforms.
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  58. Nelson Mandela, trouble in Barbados, meeting Rouhani - our video highlights from December
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  59. Read more testimonies from sneakerheads on the Financial Times website for free: https://www.ft.com/content/2155aa3e-d08b-11e8-9a3c-5d5eac8f1ab4. And subscribe to our channel if you want to watch great videos about business and companies.
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  60. Hard times mean that students aren't really behaving like students any more. 
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  61. Thank you Linda. We appreciate your feedback.
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  62. Do gender quotas on company boards work?
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  63. Yes, it is! Henry Foy is very proud of his socks.
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  65. Trading in Hong Kong shares has surged to a record high. Why have volumes risen so sharply?
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  66. Politicians are anxious for big institutional investors to finance projects. Leaders of big pension funds and sovereign wealth funds complain that governments need to do far more to make it happen.
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  69. Is the world economy finally starting to fire on all cylinders? The US stock market has had a remarkable year, but can it continue into next year? 
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  70. What trades should you have made this year?
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  72. Chinese urbanisation, Lehman's legacy, Simon Schama on art, Lionel Barber on German politics:  here are our September video highlights. 
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  73. Read about Angela Merkel's warning against lifting the lockdown too quickly: https://www.ft.com/content/17533584-7493-4378-b214-f99c2d5caa6e. Tell us what you think.
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  74. Would you like to read more of the Financial Times' coverage of the Indian economy? See our latest opinionated article 'Indian economy needs revolution, not tinkering:' https://on.ft.com/2lR7b22
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  75. Thanks for your comment, Angus. Is it time that employers move away from focusing on how many hours employees spend at work and instead offer rewards based on productivity? What's your approach to time management? Are you a time boxer or a casual planner? This piece by FT Undercover Economist Tim Harford might interest you. He evaluates the different approaches to work and time management: https://www.ft.com/content/940b7986-cf23-11e9-b018-ca4456540ea6.
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  76. We've trained him for months. It's a vigorous regime.
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  77. "In the long run, everything is a toaster" - but are tech stocks toast yet?
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  78. Hi Chang. Thank you for your comment. Do you want to point to the facts in this video that you disagree with? We look forward to hearing from you.
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  79. No, she's not. There's an effect in video post production that makes it look like she is. She's actually writing normally.
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  80. Hi Kaleb. Thank you for your question. The blue line represents US car loans that are more than 90 days late (as a percentage of total US consumer debt). The red line represents US mortgage loans which are over 90 days late. And the green line represents overall US consumers' debt. If you like Charts that Count, you can watch the full series here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXvcTKXMvws&list=PLrhpR40o4n5wt7cfWoH3fgeBsukS0_6TY. Thank you!
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  81. With Edward #Snowden still in Moscow waiting to see if he can one day get asylum in a Latin American state, FT editor Lionel Barber talks to diplomatic editor James Blitz about how the concerns over surveillance have damaged the US/Europe relationship. Watch our video:
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  83. Good luck!
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  84. Thank you Tyran. It will!
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  85. Watch FT Moral Money editor Simon Mundy uncover some of the biggest opportunities and challenges within the global shift to cleaner energy. Click the links below for related videos: Fusion power: how close are we? | FT Film https://on.ft.com/3uo1yvB Can hydrogen help the world reach net zero? | FT Film https://on.ft.com/47g3MvA
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  87. Thank you for your comment. That is a very interesting question and one that the FT has been trying to answer. There are obviously still a lot of moving parts and uncertainty related to Brexit but the cases for Scottish independence and for Irish unification have gained momentum. If you're interested in the case of Irish unification, you might find this magazine piece by our columnist Simon Kuper interesting: https://www.ft.com/content/86cc29f6-05a5-11ea-9afa-d9e2401fa7ca. Let us know what you think.
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  89. You can now own a stake in your favourite athlete. Is this a good idea? 
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  91. We experienced an audio glitch when recording this video and apologise for the inconvenience. We hope that you still enjoy our journalists' analysis of what lies ahead for UK's new Prime Minister Boris Johnson. More to come!
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  92.  @justinklein8693  Thank you for sharing your views with us. It is great to hear from a German citizen about these issues.
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  93. Read the latest on the Venezuela government and how fuel shortages are adding pressure to the economy: https://www.ft.com/content/e7d30f92-627a-4c82-a693-6fa11c536e9e and tell us what other questions you would like us to answer.
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  94. Watch FT Moral Money editor Simon Mundy uncover some of the biggest opportunities and challenges within the global shift to cleaner energy. Click the links below for related videos: Fusion power: how close are we? | FT Film https://on.ft.com/3uo1yvB Inside the global race for lithium batteries | FT Film https://on.ft.com/46ojrrA
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  96. A previous version of this video's headline referred to the governor as 'former governor', thank you to Conor Quinn for pointing this out. We apologise for the error. The headline has been amended to correctly describe his current role.
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  97. Jerome Fried An amusing play on the name of the presenter, John Authers.
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  98. Thanks for your comment - this text in the video is now being amended
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  99. Both should be fixed now on youtube, and on site soon
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  100. Thank you for watching FT Video. We apologise for the poor audio quality and hope that the subtitles help a bit. The lost word from Jonathan at 0:41 is 'governments'. Our journalists are working hard to deliver quality analytical content in all formats under unique circumstances. It shouldn't take us long to figure out some of the new technical challenges that we are encountering - stay with us. More importantly, stay well.
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  106. Thank you, that's much appreciated.
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  107. Thank you for your comment. The correspondent in that video, Leo Lewis, also wrote about this topic, citing that Japanese workers sleep the least amount among advanced economies' populations with about 7.4 hours of sleep a day. See if you find this story interesting: https://www.ft.com/content/a2289d48-d944-11e9-9c26-419d783e10e8.
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  109. It's called Sneaks & Ladders Remix, by George Georgia, Miles Bould, and Mike Westergaard. https://www.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/sneaks-and-ladders-remix_1022774?keyword=Sneaks%20And%20Ladders
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  110. Thanks Karan. We will try! Let us know what other topics you are interested in.
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  112. Thank you Phil. We'll keep that in mind.
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  113. Which three numbers do you think best define the state of the US economy today - or another country’s economy that you know well?
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  114. Apologies, you are correct. We will amend the video, and issue a correction at the top of the comments.
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  115. Thanks Jonathan. We're happy you like it!
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  116. Watch FT Moral Money editor Simon Mundy uncover some of the biggest opportunities and challenges within the global shift to cleaner energy. Click the links below for related videos: Can hydrogen help the world reach net zero? | FT Film https://on.ft.com/47g3MvA Inside the global race for lithium batteries | FT Film https://on.ft.com/46ojrrA
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  117. Matt Schofield After years of following the financial markets our humour does get quite dry.
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  118. Thank you for sharing this story with us, Phil. The questions surrounding the NHS and its efficiency certainly are worth exploring.
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  123. Hi William - what we were referring to in that instance was median earnings - which in the UK is £569 per week, i.e. over $700, i.e. just over $100 per day (data from here: https://www.ons.gov.uk/employmentandlabourmarket/peopleinwork/earningsandworkinghours/bulletins/annualsurveyofhoursandearnings/2018). It was for comparative purposes - we were not alleging that a poor person would earn that, far from it. Thanks for your feedback. - Federica
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  124. Thank you for pointing out our spelling error. We should have that fixed shortly.
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  125. Thanks Rodrigo. You've certainly given us something to think about there - an FT Social Media platform. I'm not sure if you were aware of the Martin Wolf forum which ran from 2006. It closed in April 2013 and we know that many fans still miss it. Many of our experts have very active Twitter accounts and enjoy engaging with followers, you might find some of them of interest. From what you've said in your comment we've picked out a few that we think you might like. Chris Giles, economics editor, is a great person to follow (https://twitter.com/ChrisGiles) as are Alan Beattie (https://twitter.com/alanbeattie) and Martin Sandbu (https://twitter.com/MESandbu). If you enjoy sharper, more outspoken opinion then you might want to have a look at our Alphaville team, especially Izabella Kaminska (https://twitter.com/izakaminska) and Tom Hale (https://twitter.com/TomHale_). For a focus on the US economy, try Brendan Greeley (https://twitter.com/bhgreeley). We hope you enjoy them.
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  126. Thank you so much. We'll pass that on to Brooke and the team.
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  127. Thank you for the comment. You might find this story about the future of packaging interesting: https://www.ft.com/content/27cf9734-faa7-11e9-98fd-4d6c20050229. Let us know what you think.
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  131. Let us know in the comments below your thoughts on the extravagant Vertu mobile phones
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  133. Thank you Seeyay.
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  134. Thanks for your comment Uhmu. Who is your government?
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  135.  @matthewbrooker  Thanks for your input, Matthew. We'll keep that in mind for future commissioning.
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  136. Thank you so much. We'll keep that in mind.
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  138. Lets us know in the comments what you think of Cruz's interesting rally against Obama
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  143. Hi. It's a track called Crystalline by the brilliant Taz Modi. Full track is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0O6XBWsNLk
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  145. Thanks for sharing your story with us, Yash. It's really great to hear these insights on the sneaker industry.
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  148.  @Jonpoo1  Thanks Jonathan. Well said.
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  152. Hello Souvik. In our latest 'Tech Wash' episode, our correspondent Kiran Stacey looked to answer your two questions. Watch what he said here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpeUEznpDLE&list=PLrhpR40o4n5xZFsCb9ozjHkcS73bwnVR2&index=2&t=0s
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  157. Matt Schofield Absolutely agree. More and more of our journalists are going on Google+. We will pass your comments on to John Authers, who does have a Google+ profile but is not very active on it. https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/113457471429583444041/109017437269938845406/posts
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  158. Thanks Matt. The Walmart case is interesting. Have you seen any figures on how much corruption and violence hold back investment in general? 
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  161. Thank you for your comment, Shane. There are some concerns over lead that was released in the destruction. People are also discussing how to rebuild the cathedral to secure its safety, which is not a given. We recently featured an article on these two questions on our site that you might find interesting. It's written by Agnès Poirier, a writer with an upcoming book titled 'Notre-Dame: The Soul of France.' Tell us what you think: https://www.ft.com/content/7e81e6ee-d94c-11e9-8f9b-77216ebe1f17.
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  162. Thank you for your comment, Luxus. There's also a question of whether incredibly-highly valued IPOs can sustain such high returns in the long term. Our then personal finance editor Jonathan Eley wrote back in 2015 about how IPO returns tend to fall sharply, only a day or two after they hit the market. See here: https://www.ft.com/content/880da46a-a0b1-11e4-8ad8-00144feab7de.
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  243. *****  Yep. The most expensive games ever. The Beijing Olympics came in at somewhere around $40bn-$47bn. 
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  260. Thanks for your comment Jorgi, please let us know any other companies you think offer a good example
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  261. Matt Schofield We are really enjoying your comments on Apple and technology in general. To our knowledge Apple has not protested about our iPad Air article, but the Apple business model raises some interesting questions at this point. 
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  271. That's a great question, Jonathan. Thanks for asking it. There's an even wider question of whether bonuses are the right incentives for bankers. Back in 2017, our then City editor Jonathan Ford asked if even so-called performance-related bonuses had any positive impact on bankers' achievements. Take a look: https://www.ft.com/content/71590098-8029-11e7-a4ce-15b2513cb3ff.
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  289. Thanks Jacob. From what I understand criminals often target accounts they know will be sending out big invoices. But it's difficult to prove whose account was hacked...
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  297. Thanks Zulkanain. As you can hear in the video, our reporter Sue-Lin Wong is on the ground explaining how some flights have been canceled and the airport's business is disturbed. This story has more detail about Hong Kong protest's impact on business: https://www.ft.com/content/1d082f54-b8f4-11e9-8a88-aa6628ac896c
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  298. I think the first sentence here is exactly what the telecoms industry is warning the White House. - Kiran
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  299. I don't think many people would argue the US has lost its culture of innovation - just look at the rise of the internet companies in the last decade. But sometimes the openness which helps foster that innovation also means companies failing and being bought up by foreign purchasers. - Kiran
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  300. Perhaps. But figuring out how to correct this market failure, especially at this point, is not simple. - Kiran
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  301. Washington is worried that because it shares so much intelligence with its allies, that China getting a foothold in any one of their 5G networks could provide them with a backdoor to US information too. - Kiran
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  305. That's the average for a full-time worker. As you'll see from here https://www.ons.gov.uk/employmentandlabourmarket/peopleinwork/earningsandworkinghours/datasets/ashe1997to2015selectedestimates  if we include part-time workers it's closer to £460 a week which is still far above the internationally-defined poverty line, as is the wage you cite in your case. Our point was that this number is meaningless when applied to specific domestic situations. - Federica
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  308. Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative party has won Germany's election, but finished just short of an absolute majority. If you live in Germany please do leave your thoughts in the comments below.
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