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Life and Art from FT Weekend podcast17 min listen
Why Olivia Rodrigo might be our last pop superstar
...The FT’s US media correspondent Anna Nicolau keeps hearing this lament from music executives: that Olivia Rodrigo could be the last pop superstar....
April 29, 2024
Transcript
Transcript: L&A — Why Olivia Rodrigo might be our last pop superstar
...I think there might be a lot more of that. Where there’s obviously a lot of people who really care about her. But she’s not huge and she probably never will be that massive....
April 29, 2024
FT Live
Due Diligence Live
Where leaders in investment and finance meet
Tuesday, 8 OctoberLondon, UK
Photo essay
Scientists search for hidden particles
This Ouija board might be able to help
March 26, 2024
Scottish National Party
Scottish first minister’s future may hinge on breakaway party
...Regan would also have to consider how she — an avowed nationalist — would be able to justify bringing down an independence-supporting first minister alongside unionist parties and the Greens, with which...
April 28, 2024
UK economy
Bracing for the Bank of England’s forecasting review
...This kind of uncertainty is why, in designing a monetary policy regime, you might try putting together a monetary policy committee, in which a range of different expert views can be heard and (hopefully)...
April 5, 2024
Simon Edelsten
Investments that get my vote in this election year
...Oddly, a Trump victory, from that point of view, might well be bullish for European defence stocks. Funny old world....
February 28, 2024
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival: U.S. edition
Where the Financial Times weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 4 MayThe REACH, at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, F Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USA
LexUnilever PLC
Unilever’s ice cream scoop-out may increase appetite for another split Premium content
...Unilever’s plan is best understood as the unwinding of a corporate footprint which made little sense in the first place....
March 19, 2024
LexElectric vehicles
Why an ‘Airbus of autos’ would not halt Europe’s EV collision Premium content
...The number of cars that each production line needs to sell to be profitable might be around 300,000-400,000 per year....
February 23, 2024
Leo Lewis
Are we at peak K-pop? Goldman doesn’t think so
...Without having to look too hard, evidence of K-pop’s might and reach abounds....
April 4, 2024
UK immigration
True cost of UK sending migrants to Rwanda could be billions of pounds, says think-tank
...Sunak is seeking to pass legislation, which returns to the Commons this week, that declares Rwanda a “safe country” for asylum seekers to overcome objections from the Supreme Court, which last year ruled...
March 18, 2024
UK general election
Rishi Sunak’s election hopes could be boosted by waiting until after US, say allies
...His preference is to wait until the autumn, by which point he expects inflation to be below the 2 per cent target and interest rates to be falling....
March 31, 2024
LexPharmaceuticals sector
China will be a huge market for weight-loss drugs Premium content
...Novo Nordisk’s blockbuster offering Wegovy is expected to be approved for sale in China this year. That would be another boost for the Danish company....
March 20, 2024
LexInvestor activism
Hedge funds and private equity firms could be kindred spirits Premium content
The partnership between US activist Jana and Cannae might not have to look far for potential targets
February 22, 2024
LexMergers & Acquisitions
Hedge funds crash and burn in JetBlue/Spirit fiasco Premium content
...Spirit’s cleanest remaining route might be the one originally forsaken: a tie-up with Frontier....
January 17, 2024
LexUK equities
Do not blame London for this latest stock market departure Premium content
...We know the UK stock market is in a pinch, but one minnow may be taking the mickey....
April 3, 2024
FT Live
Inside Politics: who will win the UK general election?
Exclusively for FT subscribers
Wednesday, 8 MayDigital Conference
FT News Briefing podcast11 min listen
The story behind the money going to Mexico
Drug traffickers, as well as hard-working migrants, might be sending money home
February 7, 2024
News updates from February 27: McKinsey touted its advice to Chinese government, EU parliament bars Amazon lobbyists
Olaf Scholz rejects Macron’s suggestion that Nato troops might be sent to Ukraine
...Germany’s chancellor Olaf Scholz has rejected French president Emmanuel Macron’s suggestion that Nato troops might have to be sent to Ukraine....
February 27, 2024
Corporate culture
Call for entries: Best Employers Asia-Pacific 2025
...Employees will be invited to provide evaluations of their employers, and these assessments will be used to compile a ranking of the ‘Best Employers’ across a region....
February 27, 2024
Elaine Moore
Digital footprints are never washed away
...A video in which you offer up stories of emotional damage seems painful....
January 1, 2024
LexProperty sector
UK’s scramble for sheds could be the start of a deals boom Premium content
...Bigger companies mean increased liquidity in the shares, which should broaden investor appeal. Higher valuations will be important in an expected wave of dealmaking, says Paul May at Barclays....
February 21, 2024
Pilita Clark
Work from home if you want but don’t expect a pay rise
...To be honest, I thought I might have. But I have had to think again, thanks to the Bank of England....
February 18, 2024
LexNatural gas
Who are the unintended winners from Biden’s US LNG ban? Premium content
...well be pleased to see the door slam behind them....
February 8, 2024
South Africa
South Africa sets May 29 for pivotal general election
...South Africa’s president has chosen May 29 as the date for national elections, setting the stage for what could be the closest-fought vote since the country became a democracy three decades ago....
February 20, 2024
Instant InsightEdward Luce
Iowa rarely predicts a winner but Donald Trump may be the exception
...The second interpretation, which cannot be dismissed, is that Iowa is a quirky state that presages nothing. The Midwestern state is routinely bad at predicting what will happen in other primaries....
January 16, 2024
The Long ViewKatie Martin
The appeal of cash is being tested
...The gap was even wider with the broad market trend in Europe, particularly the UK which trotted along in its customary position at the back of the pack....
January 12, 2024

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