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January 19, 2010
Eero Saarinen: Shaping the Future, Museum of the City of New York
...sharp – and deliberate – contrast to the grim monotony of Soviet culture at mid-century. The touring Saarinen retrospective, currently in New York, is the first to be devoted to the Finnish...The steel-skinned cupola at the heart of the complex invokes a futuristic paradise, a city on a hill where industrial power and human creativity fuel a new American covenant. Critics pegged Saarinen... By Ariella Budick
January 29, 2010
White House forced to review 9/11 trials
...indication of bowing to those arguments. However, the potential disruption and cost of a high-profile terrorist trial in the heart of New York City might persuade the administration to change the venue.Mounting protests by local traders and residents... By Harvey Morris in New York
January 30, 2010
White House to rethink venue for 9/11 trial
...indication of bowing to those arguments. However, the potential disruption and cost of a high-profile terrorist trial in the heart of New York City might persuade the administration to change the venue.Mounting protests by local traders and residents... By Harvey Morris in New York
November 28, 2009
Books of the year
...Fashion By Kohle Yohannan and Harold Koda Yale University Press, £30 Exhibition catalogues often make the best coffee-table books and this is...accompaniment to the Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibition in New York, it charts the 20th century’s most...witty and ingenious tale for children of three and older. Uncle By JP Martin New York Review, £9.99 Uncle is a rich elephant who rules a skyscraper city and lives a life of complacent ease – or at least he would do if the subversive Beaver Hateman would stop... Introduction by Rosie Blau
October 16, 2009
Lunch with the FT: Denise Rich
...Schroder, the investment house now part of Citigroup, and vice-chairman for the general director’s council of New York City Opera]. These women and their friends have a lot of influence in many of the charitable activities and are the core... By Vanessa Friedman
January 26, 2010
Trade groups to fight NY soft drinks tax
...yesterday from Michael Bloomberg, New York City mayor.Testifying in Albany, the capital of New York, Mr Bloomberg lauded the...far-sighted", adding that half the residents of New York city and 40 per cent of its public school...chairman of Westchester County, the region just north of New York City, where Pepsi-Cola is based, said... By Greg Farrell in New York
March 12, 2008
How the fighter knocked himself out
...afternoon, as the jaw-dropping news of Eliot Spitzer’s links to the Emperors Club prostitution ring emerged. As I walked down Sixth Avenue, through the canyon of bank and hedge fund offices, the ticker...news of the downfall of their nemesis. New York’s governor had appeared briefly on...about finding warmth amid the New York City winter: Asking only workman’s wages... By John Gapper
November 29, 2008
John O'Connor hunts down the monster fish of New York City
...amiable old seadog. "It might even be above the ceiling..." The rest of what he said was lost in the shrieking wind. New York City might not be the first place one thinks of when it comes to catching fish on a fly rod. But some of the best... By John O'Connor
November 12, 2009
New York’s cash crisis
...to help plug the budget hole last year, another increase is probably out of the question. With local taxes included, wealthy residents of New York City pay by far the highest marginal rates in the country. Mr Paterson has rejected any more...
December 8, 2009
Transcript: View from the Top with Peter Grauer of Bloomberg
...class around the world, particularly in New York, in the city of New York, and we think it’s an underserved...started, build and headquartered in New York City, but about 43 percent of the people who work for us work for us outside... By