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John Thornhill
Can 23andMe reinvent itself as a drug discovery company?
...john.thornhill@ft.com...
April 4, 2024
FT Swamp Notes
Tyler Cowen: Why we will learn to love AI Premium content
...Join Nancy Pelosi, Jake Sullivan, Anne Applebaum, Bradley Whitford, Gucci Westman and many more on May 4 in Washington, DC for our third annual FT Weekend Festival: US edition....
April 19, 2024
FT Live
The Global Boardroom: 8th Edition
FT journalists in conversation with leaders in business and government
Wednesday, 4 DecemberDigital Conference
Disrupted Times
US retailers pull out all the stops to lure Black Friday shoppers
...Companies editor Anne-Sylvaine Chassany says it demonstrates the need for Europe-based AI alternatives....
November 24, 2023
John Gapper
Greenwashing is tempting for CEOs who tell stories
...Anne Mulcahy, former chief executive of Xerox, once reflected that a unifying corporate story “creates a powerful momentum — people’s sense that they are able to do good things” and mattered more than “the...
June 3, 2022
FT Best ofBest of FT Money 2022
ESG exposed in a world of changing priorities
...Until recently Anne Simpson was considered an evangelical advocate for the cause of environmental, social and governance investing (ESG)....
June 3, 2022
Geopolitics
FT writers’ predictions for the world in 2022
...Anne-Sylvaine Chassany Will Russia invade Ukraine? No....
December 31, 2021
FT Live
Building an AI-First Organisation
How can business leaders use AI to drive value?
Thursday, 25 AprilHôtel Lutetia, Paris, France
FirstFT
FirstFT: ‘We will hunt you down’
...What this kind of internet 2.0 might look like, however, is more disturbing, writes John Thornhill....
August 27, 2021
FT Swamp Notes
Democrats have an Ivy League blind spot Premium content
...Finally an apology to Princeton University’s Anne Case, co-author with Sir Angus Deaton, and coiner of the term “deaths of despair”. I wrongly attributed that to Deaton in last week’s Swamp Notes....
November 5, 2021
ObituaryAlbert Uderzo
Albert Uderzo, cartoonist and co-creator of Asterix, 1927-2020
...Goscinny’s daughter, Anne, recalled that the two “fathers” of Asterix were very different characters. “Albert loved the countryside, he loved animals, he loved cars....
March 27, 2020
FT SeriesSummer Books 2020
Summer books of 2020: Fiction
...In O’Farrell’s fictionalisation, though, the spotlight falls to neither father nor son, but to the boy’s mother Agnes (Anne) Hathaway....
June 25, 2020
FT SeriesSummer Books 2020
Summer books of 2020: Economics
...Deaths of Despair and the Future of Capitalism Anne Case and Angus Deaton, Princeton University Press, RRP$27.95/£20 This book builds upon the seminal finding of the two authors that the mortality rates...
June 23, 2020
FirstFT
FirstFT: Today’s top stories
...(FT) France’s veil strife Every so often, the French tie themselves in knots over Islamic clothing, writes the FT’s Anne-Sylvaine Chassany....
October 22, 2019
Long Story Short
A selection of the FT’s biggest stories and best reads every Friday
...John Thornhill looks at who controls the “internet’s body language” and why it matters....
November 15, 2019
#techFT
Amazon’s music-streaming surge
...That's one way to respond to a problem identified in Carl Benedikt Frey's new book The Technology Trap, reviewed by John Thornhill....
July 11, 2019
#techAsia
Your insider’s guide to the exuberant world of Asian tech
...I leave you with the FT columnist John Thornhill’s thoughts on facial recognition technology, especially relevant for this newsletter given the technology is ubiquitous in China....
May 29, 2019
FT Live
Transforming the Finance Function with AI
Strategies for delivering advanced analytics, automation and decision-making
Thursday, 25 AprilDigital Conference
Newsletter
Opinion today: A Trump-Xi deal will not last
...Anne-Marie Slaughter writes that local solutions to stubborn policy problems are offering a pragmatic alternative to partisan gridlock in Washington DC....
November 20, 2018
Miranda Green
Opinion today: prizing innovation
...John Thornhill believes we should learn from the history of competitions....
July 10, 2018
Cordelia Jenkins
Opinion today: The Trump-Johnson school of negotiation
...Improbable tech John Thornhill explains how the computer games industry is experimenting with a different way of creating products through collaboration with their consumers....
June 12, 2018
Jonathan Derbyshire
Opinion today: A populist on the verge of power
...directors by Brooke Masters How the west should judge a rising China by Martin Wolf Tech lessons from Amazon's battle in Seattle by Gillian Tett Silicon Valley is slowly learning to speak human by John Thornhill...
May 19, 2018
Jonathan Derbyshire
Opinion today: Syria strikes accomplish little
...Machine dreams: Robots are far more popular in Asia, where they are widely used, than they are in the west, observes John Thornhill....
April 17, 2018
Brooke Masters
Opinion today: China’s Liu He braces for a trade war
...Imagine how much more effective they would have been with Facebook at their disposal, writes John Thornhill....
March 24, 2018
Jonathan Derbyshire
Opinion today: The EU holds the cards on Brexit
...Road test: John Thornhill writes that the widespread adoption of driverless cars can’t come soon enough....
December 2, 2017
Frederick Studemann
Opinion today: Britain’s looming culture wars
...Best of the week Rana Foroohar — Three trends to move markets in 2018 Martin Wolf — The world economy hums as politics sours Gillian Tett — Watch the bond market, not equities John Thornhill — Competent...
January 13, 2018
Frederick Studemann
Opinion today: Removing the fig leaf of charity
...Roula Khalaf Big Tech’s trust issues at the forefront of Davos debate — Rana Foroohar Southern Africa faces a full-scale revolution — David Pilling Singapore experiments with smart government — John Thornhill...
January 27, 2018
Sebastian Payne
Opinion today: The other saboteurs of Brexit
...Sex and society: John Thornhill looks at the similarities between bicycles and the internet and how they have both encouraged sex between strangers....
October 17, 2017

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