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Markus Jooste
Shock death of disgraced Steinhoff chief denies South African prosecutors day in court
...profits had been falsely inflated by €6.5bn in “fictitious or irregular” transactions over a decade — all under the nose of audit firm Deloitte and a qualified board that included three directors with PhDs...
March 22, 2024
John Thornhill
Can technology’s ‘zoomers’ outrun the ‘doomers’?
...Previously, it had taken one PhD student up to five years to model just one protein structure....
January 2, 2024
FT Live
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Saturday, 7 September London, UK
InterviewLunch with the FT
Nobel-winning novelist Abdulrazak Gurnah: ‘I had no other place to go’
...David Pilling is the FT’s Africa editor Find out about our latest stories first — follow @ftweekend on X...
September 8, 2023
European business schools
Getting women on course for business school
...Aliya Nur Babul, a start-up investor and founder, who has a PhD in astrophysics from New York’s Columbia University, began the Saïd MBA in September....
December 3, 2023
Travel
In search of South Africa’s ‘Marine Big Five’
...Not long after beginning work on her PhD, the focus of her research had to quickly change, thanks to two killer whales that had developed a taste for shark liver....
April 17, 2024
Equities
Small stocks, big problems
...Not only was it founded by two other former Chicago PhD students — David Booth and Rex Sinquefield — it had already started a small-caps index fund based on the theory that smaller stocks helped investors...
April 17, 2024
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
Travel
Into the wild in Gabon, Africa’s ‘last Eden’
...David whispered....
January 22, 2024
Economists Exchange
David Autor: ‘We have a real design choice about how we deploy AI’
...David Autor: I do think AI is different. What makes it different fundamentally is the type of problems it can be applied to....
August 10, 2023
Interiors
Why mosaics are having a moment
...For Jacobi, whose PhD focused on art and the built environment, mosaics “bring a sense of place that can be lacking in cities, especially in new developments, which can often feel sterile....
March 1, 2024
Chris Giles on Central Banks
The public are clueless about inflation
...Subsequent research by Oleg Korenok, David Munro and Jiayi Chen has attempted to quantify the tipping points at which people start paying attention for many countries....
December 5, 2023
ObituaryHarry Frankfurt
Harry Frankfurt, philosopher, 1929-2023
...Harry Gordon Frankfurt, who has died at the age of 94, was born David Bernard Stern in Langhorne, Pennsylvania, in May 1929....
July 22, 2023
InterviewGaming
Game developer Pippin Barr on pointless pursuits and the joy of queueing
...On Gamething, the podcast he co-hosts with writer David Wolinsky, the current focus is speedrunning — the practice of trying to make it through a game as quickly as possible; The Stuff Games Are Made Of...
August 7, 2023
Unhedged
Cliff Asness: AI is ‘still just statistics’ Premium content
...Friday interview: Cliff Asness Three decades ago, Cliff Asness was a PhD student under Eugene Fama, often considered the originator of the efficient markets hypothesis....
March 8, 2024
Quant investing
A quant winter’s tale
...David Kabiller, one of AQR’s co-founders, attributes Asness’s slight mellowing to the calming influence of John Liew, the third member of the company’s leadership triumvirate....
December 15, 2023
Life & Arts
Zero-Covid: China’s year of forgetting
...As an academic, she tried to archive WeChat conversations — at her suggestion, a PhD student back in China used them for a dissertation, but it was never read by anyone except the examiners....
December 29, 2023
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
Free LunchMartin Sandbu
Ethical consumers and the brave new trade policy Premium content
...This is legally controversial, or at least novel, as David Henig explained in a Borderlex column a few weeks ago....
July 13, 2023
The Weekend Essay
Effective altruism was the favoured creed of Sam Bankman-Fried. Can it survive his fall?
...Before joining the FT in late 2008, I had taught moral philosophy at Harvard and Wharton, done a PhD in the intersection between philosophy and economics, and first studied ethics at Oxford....
December 29, 2023
House & Home
How to create a city
...Its founder, Mark Lutter, a fast-talking economics PhD from George Mason University, says charter cities can be a shortcut to good governance....
January 18, 2023
Inside BusinessAnna Nicolaou
‘Succession’ triumph may mark bookend for ‘peak TV’ era
...“It didn’t require a PhD in economics to understand that eventually, you couldn’t have negative cash flow, spend all this money and keep having the market reward you.”...
March 30, 2023
Gardens
Zest for life: the man who grows 480 varieties of citrus
...“He was warning us against this life,” says Todolí, who went to study art history in València, followed by a PhD and some enthusiastic clubbing in New York....
February 17, 2023
FT MagazineSimon Kuper
How professors’ children are shaping the world
...I’ll half-count David Attenborough, son of a college principal. Netanyahu has spent his political career implementing some of his father’s ideas....
December 22, 2022
FT MagazineSimon Kuper
The one per cent are not as clever as they think
...When few of the world’s PhD programmes pay a living wage, brilliant twentysomethings are pushed into socially less useful jobs, for instance working as quants in finance houses....
February 16, 2023
The Henry Mance Interview
Economist Daniel Chandler: ‘Shareholders have all the power. It doesn’t have to be that way.’
...He began a PhD, revisited Rawls and became convinced the American philosopher’s radicalism had been underestimated....
May 22, 2023
ReviewNon-Fiction
The Big Con — the case against consultancies
...For what the authors — a prominent academic economist famous for advocating state-led “missions” or “moonshots” and a PhD student — recommend is strengthening the civil service, rebuilding internal capacity...
February 15, 2023
Financial services
Wheeler of fortune
...Wheeler’s interest was further piqued when he saw that DFA was run by two protégés of Fama — David Booth and Rex Sinquefield....
February 22, 2023

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