Новости за 01.05.2016

Ankara still needs to meet several politically explosive reform conditions within weeks

Presumptive Democratic nominee faces FBI probe over whether she mishandled classified information

Policies include ban on the call to prayer and wearing of full-face veils in public

FT MBA blogger Timo Marquez offers personal insights into being the ‘way older’ one

Negotiation trainer Giuseppe Conti offers tips on handling pay talks

Institutions that keep pace with top US schools find it easier to sell the value of their programmes

Iraqi government of Haider al-Abadi remains under heavy threat

Chairman of parliamentary committee wants to question entrepreneur about collapse of retailer

Six of the 10 largest individual political donors in presidential election are fund managers

IMF suspends financial aid as analysts see worst national crisis since civil war 20 years ago

Provincial governments and companies expected to take advantage of rekindled investor interest

World’s largest investor starts to exert its $870bn influence

Corporate recovery experts face physical threats as emotions run high, writes Kate Burgess

‘Progressive’ stance could improve lenders’ public image, says Amalgamated Bank’s Mestrich

His confused foreign policy still offers a legitimate contrast to Clinton’s

Football club’s owner throws party in Bangkok to celebrate

Sixth bombing in as many months points up security threats both outside and within the country

Atlante shores up finances of lender after flop of closely watched €1.75bn capital call

UK financial watchdog finds ‘serious’ and ‘systemic’ failings in relation to financial crime at German lender

UK findings are latest blow for lender beset by misconduct issues

Owner New World Resources appeals to Prague ministers for help to save mining unit

Executives say they are tightening lending standards amid concerns of bubbles forming

Sanjeev Gupta’s trading company says it will make a bid this week

Nicola Sturgeon’s party aiming for clean sweep in this week’s Scottish elections

If the UK stays it may be joined in an outer circle by other EU states, writes Vernon Bogdanor