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FT Magazine
It’s only a matter of time before disinformation leads to disaster
...Add a balloon, floating over an undistinguished landscape, and you had what appeared to be an important record of the early steps of aviation — and a much more expensive painting....
January 25, 2024
FT Magazine
Bloomberg is contemplating life without its founder
...Bloomberg is fond of pointing out that his mother lived to 102 — a record he hopes to beat....
April 20, 2023
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
Asia and Australia holidays
To Bhutan, in a wheelchair
...There is, of course, a fairly obvious parallel. My mother is in a wheelchair; for how long, we don’t know. But life keeps moving....
January 10, 2020
FT Magazine
Michael Stern: the highs and lows of a New York skyscraper king
...of architects — and the bane of engineers — has not yet been fixed atop the tower and the external hoist is still attached....
April 17, 2020
Europe holidays
Can the new Caledonian Sleeper revive the romance of rail?
...The Caledonian Sleeper is a remarkable thing; a relic of the railways still chugging along, and now revived for a new era....
May 2, 2019
The Mind
Psychedelics: a lost and found weekend
...Matthew Green is the author of ‘Aftershock: Fighting War, Surviving Trauma and Finding Peace’ (Portobello) Top photo features brainwave activity under psilocybin, as shown in a cymatic image created using...
January 11, 2019
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
ObituaryUS & Canadian companies
Chief who pulled AIG back from the brink
...He is also survived by another daughter, Beth; three siblings, Judith, Jayne and Michael; and six grandchildren....
February 28, 2015
Life & Arts
The FT’s best books of 2015
...in the US last year when Zink was 50, is an eccentric tale of eco-activism and marital failure; her follow-up, Mislaid, is an equally quirky novel about a white mother and child passing themselves off as...
November 27, 2015
InterviewLunch with the FT
Lunch with the FT: Martha Stewart
...Every time she goes out to eat, America’s domestic goddess/dictator (depending on your point of view) is plied with extra dishes “compliments of the chef”. “It’s the bane of my existence,” she says....
November 23, 2012
FT Magazine
Artists at work
...MARK BRADFORD b 1961, is known for combining paint and collage. He works out of a space occupied by his mother when she owned a hair salon in Los Angeles. Where are we exactly in LA?...
November 1, 2013
ReviewLife & Arts
Summer books guide
...HISTORY Revolutionary Iran: A History of the Islamic Republic, by Michael Axworthy, Allen Lane, RRP£25, 528 pages Axworthy’s book is a masterly history of Iran since the 1979 revolution that overthrew...
June 28, 2013
Life & Arts
The crisis of middle-class America
...Michael Spence, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, whom the World Bank commissioned to lead a four-year study into the future of global growth, admits to a sense of foreboding....
July 30, 2010
ReviewLife & Arts
Books of the year
...The Winter Vault By Anne Michaels Bloomsbury, £16.99 Anxiously awaited by readers of Michaels’ award-winning debut, her follow-up is a tender meditation on loss and authenticity....
November 28, 2009
Life & Arts
High anxiety
...And, with her mother a school principal, college was a natural step. Critchfield never looked at the military as a career option, and neither did her husband, who works at the post office....
April 6, 2007

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