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InterviewLunch with the FT
Novelist Viet Thanh Nguyen: ‘I’m a utopian’
...His parents opened a Vietnamese grocery store. He didn’t speak much Vietnamese. His parents didn’t speak much English....
March 15, 2024
HTSIThe HTSI wedding special 2024
What to drive to your wedding
...He’d roar up the street. A very formative hetero-attraction experience”), a Piaggio scooter and a Triumph Spitfire that had been lovingly done up over the years by the groom and his father....
April 18, 2024
FT Live
US Pharma and Biotech Summit
Strategies for innovation, pricing and access
Thursday, 16 MayNew York, NY, USA
ExplainerUK tax
Why Jeremy Hunt’s parent tax rate is proving controversial
...But an income-tax cut allied to a tax simplification relating to the child benefit charge would be a welcome combination for Tory MPs by incentivising work and helping middle Britain....
February 23, 2024
Your QuestionsLucy Warwick-Ching
Do we have to repay loans to my in-laws?
...Am I liable to help pay back his parents, even though I had no knowledge of these loans?...
March 20, 2024
ReviewFiction
One Day author David Nicholls’ new novel proves he’s still a master of the love story
...He’s in his forties; his wife Natasha has returned to live with her parents. Covid, combined with their struggle to conceive a child, strained their marriage towards separation....
April 17, 2024
HTSI
Jeremy King is reconquering London’s dining scene, one restaurant at a time
...When Jeremy King launches a restaurant, he works through his fears by drafting a fake review of the restaurant in advance. Not just any review....
February 26, 2024
FT Live
Global Pharma and Biotech Summit
Driving life sciences innovation in a disrupted world
Tuesday, 5 NovemberIn-Person & Online Conference
Travel
When the sun went out: my eclipse adventure in New England
...As soon as you do a thing, it’s done. I might as well go home and sulk like Ulysses returned to his dressing gown and slippers by the fire on Ithaca....
April 13, 2024
FT Magazine
The French secret weapon who could eat and eat
...Even as a boy, in a village near Lyon, his appetite was out of control. He’d look at what his parents put on the dinner table and say, “Why do you torture me with a child’s portion?...
February 23, 2024
News in-depthUK Budget 2024
SMEs eye Budget boost as they battle rising costs and labour shortages
...Barnes welcomed the full-expensing tax break made permanent by the chancellor in his Autumn Statement....
March 5, 2024
ReviewFiction
The Most Secret Memory of Men — writing is impossible without borrowing
...A friend of Diégane’s who has lost his parents in horrific circumstances as a child calls Elimane his “savior”; it is The Labyrinth that gives him courage to return to Africa and finally reclaim his past...
March 22, 2024
ReviewFiction
Kinderland — a poignant story of Moldova’s abandoned children
...Marcel seems to take their parents’ absence harder: he makes a puppet father by sticking a pillow inside his dad’s old coat, and even finds comfort by imagining his father hitting him with a stick....
December 1, 2023
FT Magazine
Brain cancer took away his words, but not his determination to write
...of their special cohort, rather than a child carrying a slightly smaller child....
February 24, 2024
Q&AThe Questionnaire
Alastair Fothergill: ‘If you’re not taking a risk, then you’re not being creative’
...I saw a marsh harrier for the first time. I fell through the hole where the steps were, hit my head and was concussed. My parents say I’ve been a bird nut ever since. Who was or still is your mentor?...
April 20, 2024
Q&AThe Questionnaire
Leslie Jamison: ‘I’m sustained by late night candy’
...In the nick of time, I saw his whiskers twitching. After that, every moment of his life seemed like a minor miracle. Risk or caution: which has defined your life more?Risk!...
February 24, 2024
HTSI
For the Brandolini dynasty, beauty begins with their nonna
...It was her grandmother who took her travelling as a child (as well as her parents), and they spent whole summers at Vistorta, the family’s agricultural estate in Pordenone, north-east of Venice....
March 1, 2024
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
FT SeriesHouse & Home Countryside Living Special
Call of the countryside: the pleasures (and pressures) of a return to the family home
...“I sometimes still feel like a child, but then I look down and I see my two children.” For Cat, “it was a very weird life experience to move into your parents-in-law’s home”....
April 5, 2024
Enuma Okoro
We all need play in our lives
...At the beginning of the year, when I was in Berlin, I’d periodically walk through a local park to think and get some exercise....
February 9, 2024
FT SeriesMilan design special 2024
Batman interiors and bejewelled sofas
...Chiave was raised by diplomat parents between Venezuela, Senegal and the Middle East....
March 30, 2024
HTSIThe HTSI Paris special
An expert guide to antiques hunting in Paris
...I spent my childhood in the south of France, not far from Cannes, bathed in sun and sea. My parents loved art and auctions, and as I was an only child, they dragged me everywhere with them....
March 22, 2024
MBA
How an MBA helped save a china dynasty
...I also wanted a receptive environment, where I could learn fast by allowing myself to make mistakes....
February 11, 2024
FT Magazine
The puzzling afterlife of Britain’s last executioner
...The walk to the Special Auction Services building took about 10 minutes through a half-deserted scrub of industrial land, pockmarked by tool wholesalers, carpet emporiums and a few despondent empty units...
February 9, 2024
InterviewThe Henry Mance Interview
Gordon Brown: ‘I really didn’t think we could go as far backwards as we’ve gone’
...A dozen copies of his autobiographies are piled in the hall. In his study, the TV is blocked by another pile of books....
April 15, 2024
FT GlobetrotterCharting London’s museums
Sorted: a first-class ride through British postal history
...Narration by former employees through speakers and audiovisual displays on the platforms you pass through paint a lively picture of the system’s operation....
April 2, 2024
The Weekend Essay
The untold human stories of China’s economic boom
...by living through a breakneck pace of change....
April 13, 2024
Overheard in the newsroom: who will be this year’s Budget winners?
...The jury is still out on childcare reforms announced at the last Budget, but there are hopes Hunt could ease the “parent tax” by reforming the clawback of child benefit from working parents earning over...
March 2, 2024

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