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A. Wake up with the Financial Times newspaper and depend on it to provide full coverage of world events before you reach the office. Then, you can watch the stories that interest you unfold throughout the day on FT.com. Plus, FT.com offers invaluable research tools, industry and in-depth company information that is most relevant to you. The FT is your 24-hour resource for world-class information and insight- to help you go further. Q. Who should I contact if I have a question about the content of the Financial Times? A. We welcome comments from our readers – please contact us at one of the email addresses above and we can put you in touch with the right person. The relevant self-regulatory body for the Financial Times is The Press Complaints Commission – see www.pcc.org.uk for more details of this self-regulatory body for the newspaper industry.
