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FT MagazineThe Guide to Good Meat
Are there any steaks left to be discovered?
...I got them in the course of asking if there are any steaks left to be discovered. When I tell people I’m trying to find out, most wonder if I’m referring to lab-grown meat....
March 21, 2024
ReviewFT Books Essay
Are video games coming for the novel?
...As a writer, I find it freeing, the idea that there are so many potential paths....
April 17, 2024
FT Live
Future of Asset Management Europe
New fund firm models for Europe's resurgence
Tuesday, 12 NovemberLondon, UK
Anand Menon
The path to UK-India friendship is littered with obstacles
...Those days are long gone....
May 8, 2024
FT Schools
US High School Economics class: Are there any steaks left to be discovered?
...Specification: Trade and specialisation Click to read the article below and then answer the questions: Are there any steaks left to be discovered?...
March 25, 2024
InterviewThe Henry Mance Interview
Is there a middle way on children and smartphones? This researcher thinks so
...There are other issues, for example with kids being overwhelmed by large group chats....
May 12, 2024
LexBHP Group Ltd
BHP will have to dig deeper for Anglo American’s copper Premium content
...Competition law there has a public interest clause that could slow or block any deal approval....
April 25, 2024
FT Live
Due Diligence Live
Where leaders in investment and finance meet
Tuesday, 8 OctoberLondon, UK
The FT ViewThe editorial board
A justifiable ban on US non-compete clauses
...There are good reasons the rule ought to proceed. There may be some justification for restrictions for top executives in certain sectors, including strategic industries....
April 25, 2024
Martin Wolf
The UK needs a reform road map to avoid stagnation
...Public services are showing visible signs of strain and are, in many cases, performing less well than they were in 2010....
April 15, 2024
FT MagazineSimon Kuper
There are two Donald Trumps — but which is the real one?
...There are two Donald Trumps. We liberals see an ignorant, sadistic, immoral, bigoted, authoritarian narcissist, as revealed by his own words....
May 2, 2024
Tim Hayward
Why are there no real restaurant openings any more?
...There are still great monsters roaming the swamp. Giant brands that overshadow everything. But little independents are making wild stuff in the crevices. Lots of things are being “opened”....
October 19, 2023
Unhedged
Where are the cheap stocks? Premium content
...I’m sure there are still fundamental investors out there, but they are getting hard to find. That said, we’re not investing here; we’re just trying to hear what markets are telling us....
January 10, 2024
LexEuropean banks
Deutsche Pfandbriefbank’s US property woes are coming to Europe Premium content
...German office vacancies are around 5 per cent. But the signs of stress are there. Its development portfolio — with about €3bn of loans tied up in land and building sites — looks particularly troubled....
March 13, 2024
FT Magazine
‘They are among us’: Russia’s terrifyingly effective poisoning operation
...Are you toxic? Are you poisonous?” Arno had been able to put any lingering paranoia out of her mind, thanks to her work....
February 22, 2024
LexInternational Airlines Group
How a British Airways comeback may offer hope for legacy airlines Premium content
...Markets are anticipating a “substantial” earnings drop, notes Liberum’s Gerald Khoo. There are several good reasons, though, to suggest some of that scepticism is overdone....
February 29, 2024
Leo Lewis
Are we at peak K-pop? Goldman doesn’t think so
...The market is sure there is a catch; Goldman Sachs is convinced the market is wrong; Japan, through scandal and susceptibility, could ultimately settle the debate....
April 4, 2024
FT Live
Managing Operational Risk in M&A Transactions
Examining the value of business licensing and property tax in the deal cycle
Thursday, 20 JuneDigital Conference
HTSI
The artists putting the ‘ooh’ in food
...“There isn’t any pretence with children. They see it and react.” Last month, she returned to using bread as a medium for Baby Bread Bed, made for the Fashion Museum in Antwerp....
November 24, 2023
LexRenewable energy
Hot rock batteries are coming to Europe — soon Premium content
...There are still hurdles to clear. Today’s heat batteries only reach 400 degrees, according to a report by Systemiq, although some manufacturers say they can go to 650 degrees heating with steam....
March 16, 2024
David Pilling
The bullish case for South Africa
...Though elections are only a few months away, there were no big giveaways. In general, say economists, the treasury has done a decent job on reining in expenditure....
March 11, 2024
Yuval Noah Harari
Is there a way out of the Israeli-Palestinian trap?
...There are virtually none left in any Arab country, other than the 2,000 Jews of Morocco and the 1,000 of Tunisia....
March 15, 2024
UK equities
The hunt for good-value UK stocks
...Are there really bargains to be had for the shrewd and patient stock picker and, if so, where should they be looking — and what could prove the catalyst for any re-rating?...
March 29, 2024
FT Swamp Notes
Trump’s dot plot for the Fed Premium content
...There are few things worse in Trump’s moral universe than an ungrateful lieutenant....
May 3, 2024
Adam Tooze
The IMF is an anchor adrift in a changing world economy
...Nor, for that matter, will the Europeans, who are even more heavily over-represented....
January 26, 2024
LexUK Budget 2024
Modernising the non-dom rules is disruptive but overdue Premium content
...There is also an incentive for current non-doms who are ineligible for the new regime to bring assets onshore....
March 6, 2024
Adventurous InvestorDavid Stevenson
My left-field investment ideas for 2024
...Yet there are still some outliers with chunky discounts that I don’t think are warranted....
February 1, 2024
Special ReportFuture of Water
‘New climate reality’ stretches global freshwater supply
...Rain, meanwhile, is falling in places where there are no dams or reservoirs, where people are not “equipped to actually manage and collect that water”, Guli adds....
March 22, 2024

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