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FT Tech for Growth Forum
How technology can improve your company’s DEI strategy
...Haben Girma, the first deaf-blind person to graduate from Harvard Law School, points out that people’s disabilities have led to innovations that have gained broad adoption, from the typewriter to dictation...
April 30, 2024
The Big Read
Can democracy survive 2024?
...For decades America has been the essential arsenal and guarantor of the free world, even if it has turned a blind eye to the excesses of some allies....
January 3, 2024
FT Live
Crypto and Digital Assets Summit
Connecting leaders in crypto with mainstream finance
Wednesday, 8 MayLondon
ReviewVisual Arts
Visual arts in 2022 — the year of the great comeback
...And yet: for many of our epoch’s greatest artists, the personal has always been political, and more than ever this enshrines visual art at the cultural centre....
December 31, 2022
FT Magazine
Inside the wild ‘Man vs Horse’ race that made a small Welsh town legend
...At the entrance I find Greenough shuffling about in a V-neck cricket jumper and a marshal’s jacket....
July 7, 2023
FT Magazine
Flying car, anyone?
...Professor Volker Gollnick, director of Hamburg’s Institute of Air Transportation Systems, studied Lilium for Iceberg, the hedge fund....
January 12, 2023
HTSI
Wear yellow, for the good of your mood
...According to Pantone Color Institute’s vice president, Laurie Pressman, it’s “a bright and cheerful yellow sparkling with vivacity; a warming shade imbued with solar power”....
September 20, 2021
FT Live
Crypto and Digital Assets Summit Asia
Transforming mainstream finance
Thursday, 5 DecemberDigital Conference
Coronavirus: free to read
Inside Trump’s coronavirus meltdown | Free to read
...That meant the CDC and Fauci’s National Institutes of Health were not on the same page....
May 14, 2020
FT SeriesMiami Art Week 2018
Outliers and American Vanguard Art at LACMA — cultural inclusivity
...Cooke, who was born in Australia and studied at the Courtauld Institute in London, was primarily a critic and academic before she was appointed curator of the Dia Art Foundation, New York, in 1991....
November 30, 2018
Special ReportFT Future 100 UK
FT Future 100 UK companies seek a bigger talent pool
...Active methods for enhancing diversity include using name- and university-blind application forms....
September 24, 2018
News review: The most read stories of 2017
How the Bible Belt lost God and found Trump
...I went down to Alabama a few weeks ago and had a religious experience....
April 13, 2017
Life & Arts
A shorts story: meet Thom Browne
...the Fashion Institute of Technology’s Couture Council award for Artistry in Fashion....
June 9, 2017
Life & Arts
Red October: Russia’s road to revolution
...She quotes Yuly Martov, a Marxist colleague with whom he fell out, as accusing Lenin in 1904 of “petty, at times senseless, personal malice, amazing narcissism [and] blind, deaf, unfeeling fury”....
September 30, 2016
FT MagazineJancis Robinson
Blue Nun and other stories
...In the late 1970s, early in my career, I was given a glass of rather nice white wine blind by one of Walter Sichel’s team in London and was surprised to learn it was Blue Nun....
February 26, 2016
The A-ListAdam Posen
The economic inequality debate avoids asking who is harmed
...Another blind spot is persistent regional backwardness – as besets West Virginia and Alabama, southern Italy and Portugal....
August 5, 2014
FT MagazineJancis Robinson
The wine race
...So my blind tastings these days are round the dinner table with good friends – and once a year when I act as a judge, with Hugh Johnson, in the Oxford v Cambridge wine-tasting competition....
March 8, 2013
FT Live
US Decarbonization and Industrial Transition Summit
Securing the resources to build and finance America's clean energy future
Wednesday, 29 MayWashington, D.C., USA
ReviewLife & Arts
Books of the Year
...sets out on a road-trip around Iceland with a deaf-mute five-year-old boy in tow....
November 29, 2013
FT Magazine
The Magnitsky law
...Some are privately critical of him, first for being blind to so many of Russia’s flaws, and latterly for being blind to any of its virtues....
July 27, 2012
News in-depthEuropean banks
Europe: Higher aspirations
...“Over 20 past and present HDZ cabinet officials have accumulated vast amounts of [unexplained] wealth,” says Joel Anand Samy at the Adriatic Institute for Public Policy, a US-Croatian think-tank critical...
January 12, 2010
ReviewLife & Arts
Counselor
...Sorensen admits JFK’s flaws: his faint-heartedness in ducking a 1954 vote to censure Senator Joe McCarthy, his “blind spot on Cuba” and his “deaf ear on China”....
June 30, 2008
Life & Arts
Dark days for macho men
...The cantina is a large space with cream-coloured walls and a floor of sea-green linoleum tiles; the blinds are pulled firmly down over the windows....
September 19, 2008
Terrorism
Full text of Jeremy Paxman’s lecture
...And then, a few weeks later, Tony Blair nicked my subject, in a speech at the Reuters Institute in Oxford in which he talked about us being a pack of feral beasts....
August 24, 2007
US downturn
Can the conservative coalition last?
...Alabama contest reveals ideological divisions Governor Bob Riley of Alabama has chaired his local Baptist church’s board of trustees, taught at Sunday school and holds regular Bible study meetings in his...
October 12, 2005
Terrorism
A new national service
...drama at Munich’s Goethe Institute....
September 10, 2004

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