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ReviewFT Books Essay
Are video games coming for the novel?
...Occasionally the influence is clear, as in J Robert Lennon’s 2021 novel Subdivision, in which a woman checks into a mysterious small-town guesthouse....
April 17, 2024
Undercover EconomistTim Harford
The eternal Google search for truth
...of oral questions speaks volumes / From Jeremiah J Sullivan, Seattle, WA, US...
July 7, 2023
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
Chinese business & finance
China’s ‘men in black’ step up scrutiny of foreign corporate sleuths
...“A lot of the fund managers I know won’t go [to China] any more,” said Anne Stevenson-Yang, founder of J Capital Research, a US and Hong Kong-registered independent research group....
May 2, 2023
FT SeriesFantasy dinner parties
Ella Risbridger’s fantasy dinner party: Nancy Mitford, Lord Peter Wimsey, Madhur Jaffrey and Nina Simone
...Because I don’t know any sommeliers, I’ve gone for the next best thing: Lord Peter Wimsey, the aristo sleuth from Dorothy Sayers’ Golden Age detective novels....
June 18, 2022
Financial fraud
Why we trust fraudsters
...Only after the fall was the extent of Wirecard’s hackers, private detectives, intimidation and legal threats exposed to the light....
June 16, 2022
FT SeriesSummer books 2021
Summer books of 2021: Technology
...This is a fascinating personal and political detective story. Join our online book group on Facebook at FT Books Café...
June 23, 2021
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
ReviewCrime books
Genre round-up — the best new crime thrillers
...This is authoritative crime fare, as is Turncoat by Anthony J Quinn (No Exit Press, £9.99), in which a troubled Belfast detective, survivor of a lethal IRA ambush (stunningly described), searches for an...
December 14, 2020
ReviewFilm
Motherless Brooklyn — Edward Norton directs and stars in a bloated crime thriller
...As a police detective with Tourette’s syndrome, Norton is a naggingly one-note hero you sometimes want to adopt like a lame pet. He doesn’t just have TS....
December 4, 2019
FT SeriesSummer Books 2020
Summer books of 2020: critics’ picks
...Set in India, it follows three self-appointed child detectives searching for a missing boy, drawing attention to the many children who go missing in Indian cities every day....
June 27, 2020
Books
What to read in isolation? Leading FT writers give their tips
...It weaves fact and fiction, as Howard Hughes, J Edgar Hoover and the Kennedys mix with fictional gangsters and FBI agents in the run-up to the Kennedy assassination....
March 20, 2020
ReviewVisual Arts
Hans Haacke: rebel in a changing world
...In 1971, he mapped the properties of Harry J. Shapolsky, who owned tenements in Harlem, the East Village and the Lower East Side....
November 12, 2019
LexJ Sainsbury PLC
Sainsbury’s/antitrust: Asdaburied Premium content
...It is minded to block J Sainsbury’s £7bn merger-cum-takeover of Asda. In reality, the decision highlights the weaknesses of the UK’s antitrust regime....
February 20, 2019
ReviewLife & Arts
Short review: Undertow by Anthony J Quinn
...Undertow, by Anthony J Quinn, Head of Zeus, RRP£18.99, 309 pages Join our online book group on Facebook at FTBooksCafe. Subscribe to FT Life on YouTube for the latest FT Weekend videos...
December 15, 2017
Life & Arts
Design classic: the Emeralite lamp
...Their glow is recognisable across libraries, banks and 1930s detective movies, and for good reason....
February 16, 2018
US politics & policy
Lawsuit accuses Donald Trump of endorsing Fox ‘fake news’
...The African-American ex-detective also accuses the company of racial discrimination for not hiring him on a full-time basis....
August 1, 2017
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
ReviewLife & Arts
Strong Island, Netflix — a howl of pain and protest against racial and legal injustice
...One of the most painful scenes comes after a detective says gently that he feels the decision not to prosecute was the right one....
September 8, 2017
ReviewLife & Arts
How the Osage murders in Oklahoma led to the making of the modern FBI
...Not one perpetrator was convicted until the young J Edgar Hoover realised that solving the Oklahoma killings might be a way to burnish the image of the newly professionalised Bureau of Investigation (the...
April 19, 2017
News in-depthCyber Security
How experts track global cyber criminals
...Identifying the culprit behind a computer attack often takes weeks or months of painstaking detective work and offers no guarantee of success. What evidence links North Korea to the bank attacks?...
June 1, 2016
ReviewLife & Arts
Summer reading 2016: Science fiction
...Set in a counterfactual timeline where the Axis powers won the second world war, this dystopian detective tale takes dark, unexpected, sometimes brutal turns....
July 1, 2016
LombardJonathan Guthrie
Vanishing rate riggers pose three pipe problem
...It is now up to Sheriff Hiram J. Sixshooter of the US Department of Justice to prove me wrong.” I gasped in astonishment....
March 22, 2016
FT MagazineJancis Robinson
New model Pomerol
...vineyards of the rival Rothschild first growths Lafite and Mouton — belying the dramatic difference in the style of their wines....
November 20, 2015
ReviewLife & Arts
‘Partners in Crime’, BBC1
...But to quote a haunting song of the period, “J’attendrai”. Photograph: BBC Pictures...
July 24, 2015
Arts
Art of discovery
...He can be described, perhaps, as an “undiscovered discoverer” of Old Masters — an art historian detective....
March 10, 2016
Life & Arts
The FT’s summer books 2016
...The End of the World Running Club, by Adrian J Walker, Del Rey, RRP£7.99 After an asteroid strike destroys most of Britain, Ed finds himself separated from his wife and children....
July 1, 2016
Life & Arts
TV in black and white
...A study from the Ralph J Bunche Center for African American Studies at UCLA this February found that although one-third of the US population is non-white, minorities still account for only 6.5 per cent of...
April 24, 2015

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