Test and learning categories

"Tesco" law

It's just come into force, which means big changes are afoot for the UK's law firms. Hannah Langworth explains

€20 billion tax break for French businesses

Kieran Corcoran reports on an attempt to revitalise the French economy

''Evil Kerviel?'' - Daredevil trader

His actions led to the biggest loss in banking history. So just what was Jerome Kerviel's plan?

10 things you need to know about the oil industry

We speak to a Commercial Trainer at BP to find out what you need to know, whether you're pursuing a graduate career at an oil firm or an investment bank

2013: Predictions from a trader

Piers Curran, Managing Director of Amplify Trading, on what he thinks will happen in the markets

2013: Prospects for global M&A

Adam Whitfield on the mergers and acquisitions that might happen this year

2014: Predictions from a trader

Insights from The Gateway

3 intelligent things to say about the Budget

3 intelligent things to say about... UKIP

The key points to make if you're trying to impress recruiters

3 intelligent things to say about... the EU

The key points to make if you're trying to impress recruiters

5 great reasons to spend six months of your training contract abroad

Ever thought about completing part of your training contract overseas? A top US law firm explains why it could prove to be a great move for your career

5 things commercial law firms are thinking about at the moment

A Gu-d business model

Tom Bordell and Mehdi Jaffer meet the founder of Gü Chocolate Puds and find out how he built his brand and why he eventually sold it.

A ball and chain or an opportunity?

J.P. Morgan's Executive Director of Business Change, Steve Clifford, tells The Gateway about asset management's regulatory environment

A beautiful friendship

Lucy Mair finds out about Clifford Chance's work in Africa, and how you could win a trip to the location of the firm's first African office – Casablanca

A beginner's guide to bonds

The jargon explained

A beginner's guide to foreign exchange

What Craig Abrahams doesn't know about FX is, quite simply, not worth knowing. Read his beginner's guide.

A bite out of Apple

A key shareholder has scored a court win in a battle to get hold of Apple's cash, reports Hannah Langworth

A caffeine fix

James Dunn on how the US coffee giant, Starbucks, got its buzz back

A class act

Adam Bushby and Alex Douglas examine Ed Milliband's use of the "class" card

A continent in the deep end

What's been going on in the eurozone while you've been on holiday? Take a look at Will Hodges' summer snapshots to find out

A fair deal for the young?

Katie Morley of the Financial Times's Pensions Week takes a look at what decisions made by today's politicians mean for your financial future

A gloomy outlook for the young

Mike Barnard asks what the current economic situation means for young people

A law unto themselves

Finbarr Bermingham plots the trajectories of three famous ex-lawyers and finds their legal training may not have been completely in vain

A load of Bulls shirts

A closer look at the relationship between big brands and the celebrities they sponsor

A renewable future?

Last week the regulator, Ofgem, warned that the UK energy market is in desperate need of reform. We look at the challenges ahead.

A shared responsibility

SRI is an investment philosophy that is proving as good for clients as it is for the world we live in.

A slippery slope: is the fall in oil price a good thing?

With oil prices plummeting at record speed we examine the positives and negatives of cheaper fuel

A spot of car trouble

Sian Hickson on the risk General Motors has taken by pulling out of the deal to sell Vauxhall and Opel

A storm in a teacup?

Sian Hickson examines a dispute which could still have major implications for cinema fans.