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LexJonathan Guthrie
The Lex Newsletter: Tech rout — it’s really Zuck’s Premium content
...But I did enjoy a Markets Insight column, pertinent to the main subject of this newsletter, by Lex colleague Alan Livsey....
October 28, 2022
Long Story Short
A selection of the FT’s biggest stories and best reads every Friday
...Their ability to ease us towards productive ideas is probably greater than that of the places we formally assign to such work.”...
November 13, 2020
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
InterviewFTfm
Julien Sevaux on lessons from European revolutions
...Mr Sevaux’s historical perspective also draws from his family background. He is a member of the Worms dynasty of France, which founded its business, originally focused on shipping, in 1848....
April 23, 2020
Trade Secrets
Sabres rattled as EU-UK trade talks loom Premium content
...Send any thoughts to trade.secrets@ft.com, or email me at alan.beattie@ft.com. The type of country you would associate with?...
February 17, 2020
Food & Drink
Wine expert Robert Parker leaves a pointed legacy
...Once he had established his reputation, no merchant or wine investor dared ignore him....
December 17, 2016
Life & Arts
London Film Festival: five of the best
...Recounting the story of chemical heir John Du Pont, his unlikely involvement with the US wrestling teamand his 1996 murder of gold medallist and all-round good guy Dave Schultz, the factual spine of Miller...
October 10, 2014
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
ObituaryObituary
Heir who relented after muckraking
...Or perhaps Hollywood had already invented him 75 years ago in Citizen Kane, as the press baron left howling in the wilderness of his own frustrated dreams....
July 11, 2014
ReviewLife & Arts
The FT’s Summer books 2015
...In this important book, he focuses not so much on what has happened or why, but on what to do about it, particularly in his own country, the UK....
June 26, 2015
Companies
Carmakers: New hands on the wheel
...Still, the unexpected comments from a man considered heir-apparent at France’s second-largest carmaker has lifted the bonnet on the hottest and most intriguing story in the car industry: succession....
September 8, 2013
ReviewLife & Arts
When ‘I agree’ are the hardest words
...The Disappearing Center: Engaged Citizens, Polarization, and American Democracy By Alan Abramowitz Yale ($35) Alan Abramowitz has written a book that is important in three ways....
May 2, 2010
ReviewLife & Arts
The New Old World
...The disappointment comes not from the actions of politicians (generally deplorable, in his view, but always predictable) but from the decay of the intelligentsia, especially in France, which he once saw...
January 10, 2010
Life & Arts
Culinary quarterly becomes a cult favourite
...How about Art of Eating food tours to Italy and France, or monogrammed aprons, or a cooking seminar in Peacham?...
January 10, 2009
Life & Arts
‘I love the speed and the noise’
...His rented Ford Sierra left the road and crashed, breaking his neck. Williams was in hospital in France for 12 weeks. Before the accident, racing had been his obsession....
March 17, 2008
World
No longer a Ford family affair
...But France, ever alert to the threat to its language in Brussels from English, saw an opportunity and, as Observer predicted, has placed one of its own as his chief of staff (or chef du cabinet, in Commission...
December 20, 2006
UK schools
Rice, Lavrov and personal diplomacy
...Unlike most of his peers, Sir Run Run does not have an heir apparent. No doubt he has plenty of applicants for the position, though....
May 30, 2007
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
ReviewOccupy protests
Pick of the Year - Key words
...Depending on your view, this book is either too kind or too harsh....
December 8, 2006
ReviewFT Magazine
Read your way around the world
...A darkly Scandinavian take on the mid-life crisis, it is the story of an Ibsen scholar who feels the world no longer values or recognises him and he is forced to reassess his work, his marriage and his values...
June 16, 2006
Life & Arts
The last resort
...Within a few months Sir Alan Budd had been appointed to chair a gambling review body....
August 25, 2006
World
Mudlark: Trafalgar Day song for Nelson
...Or might he opt instead to take his place among a team of Beckhams and Ronaldinhos for an exhibition match under the Microsoft moniker?...
October 20, 2005
Life & Arts
Keep it in the family
...The heirs and heiresses who have graduated from the “Children of Wealth” courses - or their equivalent - have not yet had time to use their money in a constructive manner (or destroy it in an orgy of partying...
October 7, 2005

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