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Vivienne Ming
We don’t need an AI manifesto — we need a constitution
...AI doing the same without your knowledge is just as wrong, but completely hidden from view. Beyond hiring, some employers are toying with systems to automatically fire low-productivity workers....
May 9, 2024
Camilla Cavendish
‘Drexit’ looms as we fail our junior doctors
...One is doing a business degree while deciding whether to stay; another has founded a health start-up and is off to America....
May 10, 2024
FT Live
Business Book of the Year Award 2024
The search for the best business book is under way
Monday, 9 December1 Grosvenor Pl, London SW1X 7HJ, UK
My First MillionNatalie Graham
My First Million — Harry Hyman, founder of Primary Health Properties
...About 10 others came to us from university to train as chartered surveyors and have stayed. How did you fund the business? What did you have to sacrifice?...
May 3, 2024
Life & Arts
On the road to Lviv with the ‘donkeys of war’
...Things are tough, he acknowledges, as Ukraine finds itself on the back foot. “But we are doing our job good.”...
May 12, 2024
News in-depthNHS England
Does going private hurt the NHS?
...the group set out a new profit growth target for this line of its business....
May 10, 2024
News in-depthAnglo American PLC
South Africa ponders ‘corporate sunset’ for Anglo American
...Anglo’s journey from a South African corporate wealth creator to prey for a rival miner reflects the country’s own decline as a mining powerhouse, as well as the rising risks of doing business in the country...
May 9, 2024
FT Live
Future of Business Education: Spotlight on Executive MBA
Enhancing your leadership skills
Wednesday, 16 OctoberDigital Conference
BlackRock Inc
Larry Fink warns retirement crisis looms for ageing world population
...Fink described the mismatch between what Americans were saving and what they would need as “a problem so big and urgent that government and corporate leaders [need to] stop business as usual [and] step out...
March 26, 2024
InterviewRichard Horton
The Lancet’s Richard Horton: ‘We’re going to continue to see health as political’
...Leading lights of medicine, academia and business joined a champagne toast to The Lancet, a medical journal with near household name status, founded in 1823....
February 5, 2024
Fashion shows
Avellano, the designer bringing latex to the red carpet
...Production times were even longer during the pandemic, when the material became scarce as countries stockpiled it for medical use....
March 6, 2024
Inside Politics
Speculation over election date fills Rishi Sunak’s legislative void
...And as Jeremy Hunt recognised, Alistair Darling was one of the great chancellors, who will be remembered as doing the right thing for the country at a time of significant turmoil....
March 15, 2024
News in-depthNews in-depth15 min
Building blocks: Lego's next move | FT Film
...The adult fan community has been hugely influential on, I think, Lego as a business....
March 21, 2024
Chris Miller
Western nations need a plan for when China floods the chip market
...Anything from medical devices to electric vehicles might plausibly be considered critical infrastructure....
January 28, 2024
Serious Fraud Office UK
UK SFO director pushes to pay whistleblowers and use covert tactics
...He studied physics at university and worked as a medical physicist before moving into policing to “stop nasty people doing nasty things to nice people”.In his early years of policing in the 1990s, when there...
February 13, 2024
FT and Schroders Business Book of the Year 2024
FT book award winner Amy Edmondson: Fail fast, fail often-mantras are ‘sloppy’
...Armed with that knowledge about how to “reframe” failure, the Harvard Business School professor was braced to be a runner-up at the Financial Times and Schroders Business Book of the Year ceremony on Monday...
December 6, 2023
Britain after Brexit
Brexit is leading to growing Balkanisation for business Premium content
...Some products, such as medical devices and construction products, have different rules because they’re covered by different departments, such as health and housing....
January 25, 2024
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
John Gapper
Convenience stores should make more of themselves
...They are also places to gather — Japan’s konbini increasingly have seating for customers to eat and chat — and Lawson lists “human kindness” among its business policies....
February 16, 2024
Companies
Are small businesses in big trouble?
...And the full note is certainly worth a look, as it analyses the financing needs of consultancies, building contractors, law firms, medical practices and the like....
October 18, 2023
Travel
Inside the elite Swiss school for hotel managers
...A Chinese chain of private maternity hospitals asked EHL to improve the non-medical care of its wealthy mothers....
March 23, 2024
Personal Finance
Financial services: time to take account of neurodiversity
...But Vyas-Lee warns: “The fallout of not doing that will cost you.”...
December 8, 2023
Chinese corruption
China’s corruption crackdown rips through healthcare sector
...While cash payments are seen as too dangerous, given regulatory scrutiny, Mike Wu, a surgical stapler maker in Shanghai, said medical suppliers were turning to expensive dinners and gifts to curry favour...
August 30, 2023
Working It
New workers’ rights incoming
...“It triggered my decision to stop double shifts on high-risk wards — safer to close beds than risk a medical error. This nurse went on to climb the ladder....
March 25, 2024
FT Magazine
Brain cancer took away his words, but not his determination to write
...As for Samer and me, I began to suspect we had also developed our particular kind of medical euphemism....
February 24, 2024
Britain after Brexit
The B-word Hunt failed to mention Premium content
...And investment decisions run in seven or eight year cycles, but during that time you’ll have had almost as many business secretaries and as many growth strategies....
March 7, 2024
The Big Read
What is behind the unexpected decline in dementia?
...As the illness tightened its grip, the “true gentleman”, who saw wartime service in the Royal Navy and later ran a successful business, became verbally aggressive towards the wife he had adored....
October 30, 2023
Executive Pay
UK boards and investors push for higher CEO pay to bridge gap with US
...A notable example from 2019 was Namal Nawana’s decision to quit Smith & Nephew after 18 months because the UK medical devices company could not meet his pay demands....
March 2, 2024

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