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FT SeriesHTSI spring menswear special 2024
The Dunhill creative director’s black book of style
...I’m a jacket person....
March 8, 2024
Letter
Letter: Imagine Anatole France’s take on effective altruism
...I’m not sure that’s correct....
January 12, 2024
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
FT Asset Management
Seduction of a fund manager
...One bit of housekeeping to start: I’m heading off to India for a couple of weeks to explore Kerala and attend Jaipur Literature Festival . . ....
January 22, 2024
FT SeriesHTSI spring menswear special 2024
Forget stealth wealth. Big-money style is back!
...Holloway’s tip for wearing a blazer is simple: just channel the late, great Sir Roger Moore....
March 4, 2024
Menswear
The look of British menswear now
...I’m most interested in brands that blend the two.”...
January 9, 2024
Fashion
London Fashion Week: a generation shaped by austerity soldiers on
...“I’m mixing things we all know, or that my parents know. Suddenly you’re reconfiguring them and they feel new again.”...
February 20, 2024
FT Live
Inside Politics: who will win the UK general election?
Exclusively for FT subscribers
Wednesday, 8 MayDigital Conference
The Art Market
Christie’s to offer $65mn Monet never seen in public before
...The Tunis and London gallerist Selma Feriani will open what she says will be Tunisia’s largest commercial gallery with a 2,000 sq m space in the capital’s La Goulette industrial port area....
September 28, 2023
Behind the scenes: who are the FT’s crossword compilers?
...Your favourite/least favourite other word game I’m still a big fan of Scrabble, although I don’t play it much these days....
September 24, 2023
FT SeriesIcons only – the HTSI autumn arts special 2023
The sensational Sarah Lucas
...“I’m not sure if that’s a good or a bad thing.”...
September 20, 2023
FT Magazine
Inside the most mysterious and destructive friendship in high finance
...Still reeling, he told an FT reporter: “I’m finished.” Yet Crastes was not totally done....
January 18, 2024
InterviewMusic
Composer Jonathan Dove: ‘You can’t help what you want to hear’
...Then, following his degree at Cambridge university, where he read music and studied composition with Robin Holloway, he worked for a time as a freelance accompanist and repetiteur, before becoming music...
July 15, 2023
Bryce Elder
Why must I suffer in the name of art?
...Meanwhile, I’m often wondering what I’m meant to be feeling other than relief to be let out. I ask theatre people if I’m a philistine. Most are too polite to reply....
May 5, 2023
InterviewMusic
Composer George Benjamin: ‘Writing an opera is like diving into a pool for the first time’
...“I’m an opera composer because of Martin and with Martin. There’s an electric current between us when I’m writing....
June 21, 2023
InterviewMusic
Composer Alex Paxton: ‘I want to make the music that makes me feel most alive to write’
...I will, I say, but I’m asking you. “I really believe in what I do . . ....
April 20, 2023
News in-depthUK universities
UK university marking boycott causes more uncertainty for students
...“I’m going to do everything I need to do, and worry about the grades later. We’re all putting the panic off.”...
May 2, 2023
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
HTSI
Dan on the farm: what does it take to launch a hyper-seasonal, self-sufficient restaurant?
...As a kid growing up in Holloway, north London, he used to take things apart just to see how they worked. “I once dismantled an electric blanket and got myself electrocuted,” he tells me....
March 20, 2023
Recruitment
Talent wars: why businesses have to battle to hire the best
...“I’m now trying to go for another raise, and I think I’ll get it.”...
September 25, 2022
Britain after Brexit
Life and death matter most to local election voters but Brexit lurks in the background Premium content
...“If the Tories are going to major on Brexit in the run-up to the next election I’m not sure how sustainable it is over the next two years for Labour’s position to be ‘we’re not going to talk about it’,”...
May 5, 2022
Working It
How to design an office for every type of brain
...I’m joined by Brooke Masters, US investment and industries editor, and FT feature writer Emma Jacobs, who wrote a very popular FT article on the phenomenon of “lost” sick days....
June 8, 2022
FT Magazine
Is Wes Streeting the saviour Labour desperately needs?
...I’m hoping to get married next year, but it has been ‘next year’ for a while now.”...
May 19, 2022
News in-depthUK economy
FT economists survey: ‘anaemic’ economy needs ‘investment, investment, investment’
...Stephen Millard: I’m not sure it will happen but a marked increase in public investment would be the key policy change that could do most to boost long-run UK growth....
January 2, 2024
HTSI
First, wash your hands: Sally Clarke’s new book for non-cooks
...My mother still feels this way and I’m now in my 40s....
August 30, 2021
Sustainable Living Special
Can indigenous knowledge help us design a more sustainable future?
...It’s a complex issue, says Jay Mistry, a ceramic artist and professor of environmental geography at Royal Holloway, University of London. “A key challenge is representation.”...
March 11, 2022
FT Swamp Notes
Joe Biden and the post-neoliberal era Premium content
...But I’m not entirely sure whether Biden’s remarks will be remembered as the turning point you make it out to be....
July 20, 2021
UK politics
Johnson under pressure to publish ‘levelling-up’ fund criteria
...“I’ve asked about this and I’m told that the criteria were entirely objective — it takes in data on poverty, employment and so on....
March 4, 2021

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