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News in-depthDementia
Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi falls short of blockbuster status in faltering US rollout
...Brian Costell, a neurologist at First Choice Neurology in Boca Raton, Florida, and is one of the most prolific prescribers of Leqembi, said he did not understand why the FDA was “pushing the brakes” on donanemab...
April 22, 2024
FT Schools
Economics class: teaching ideas
...Fiscal policy: Is the state pension really ‘a Ponzi scheme’? Labour markets: UK wages: which sectors are driving up pay?...
May 13, 2024
FT Live
Global Insurance Summit
Strengthening resilience, capital and innovation as systemic risks evolve
Thursday, 13 JuneLondon, UK
News in-depthPensions industry
Larry Fink’s retirement warning highlights fight over ‘hardest problem in finance’
...“The annuity is an insurance policy against outliving one’s assets,” said Brendan Curran, SSGA’s US head of defined contribution....
March 29, 2024
UK Budget 2024
UK Budget 2024: the chancellor’s speech in full
...From April sixth, employees National Insurance will be cut by another 2p, from 10% to 8%. And self-employed national insurance will be cut from 8% to 6%....
March 6, 2024
The Trump machine
The Trump machine: the former president’s dash for campaign cash
...Maga Inc, a pro-Trump super Pac, has booked just $6.5mn....
April 2, 2024
Unhedged
Dick Bove: ‘Research is dead’ Premium content
...Dick Bove: The first consequential call came in the 1970s. In 1972, housing starts hit the highest level in the history of the United States....
February 2, 2024
FT Live
Future of Asset Management Europe
New fund firm models for Europe's resurgence
Tuesday, 12 NovemberLondon, UK
Europe Express
Central Europe returns to diversity Premium content
...First, it has one of the most Russophile societies anywhere in Europe, though attitudes are changing a bit because of the war in Ukraine....
June 17, 2023
News in-depthUK economy
FT economists survey: ‘anaemic’ economy needs ‘investment, investment, investment’
...The cut in national insurance and rise in the national living wage will particularly help those on lower incomes who were hardest hit by the sharp rises in the cost of living, interest rates and rental prices...
January 2, 2024
Free LunchMartin Sandbu
Ukraine’s animal spirits vs missile attacks, 1-0 Premium content
...War or political risk insurance are the traditional remits of national export promotion agencies and the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency within the World Bank Group....
May 11, 2023
Due Diligence
Greenhill and Lazard: investment banking pioneers at a crossroads Premium content
...Greenhill has made the choice to accept a premium offer and take its chances within Mizuho’s larger financial umbrella just ahead of its 30th birthday....
May 23, 2023
The Weekend Essay
My 20-year journey through the NHS
...And afterwards, recovery on the wards was “like Bedlam”, my consultant joked. My mother-in-law, who had been a midwife, burst into tears at seeing the state of the ward, me and our baby....
February 17, 2023
Nguyen Phu Trong
Vietnam’s Trong consolidates power with dismissal of deputy prime ministers
...Additional reporting by Kim Dung Tong in Ho Chi Minh City and Yuji Kuronuma in Tokyo A version of this article was first published by Nikkei Asia on January 6 2023. ©2023 Nikkei Inc....
January 11, 2023
Indian business & finance
India accelerates drive to offload company stakes in rush for cash
...A version of this article was first published by Nikkei Asia on July 19. ©2022 Nikkei Inc. All rights reserved....
July 24, 2022
FT Magazine
Ron DeSantis is Donald Trump with brains and without the drama
...In August, he barred managers of the state’s $186bn pension fund from considering environmental and sustainability issues when investing. Then there is Florida’s property insurance market....
October 20, 2022
The Big Read
Covid in China: Xi’s fraying relationship with the middle class
...But economists, also worried about rising inflation, are not optimistic that the scale and delivery of the planned stimulus will be enough to prime a “V-shape” recovery from the world’s biggest consumer...
June 27, 2022
FT Live
Investing in America
Foreign companies as drivers of US growth, resilience and competitiveness
Tuesday, 10 DecemberHybrid Conference
The world in 2023
UK economists’ survey: ‘miserable’ year ahead for households
...Kitty Ussher: Many of these questions are false choices....
January 2, 2023
News in-depthNikkei Asia
Indonesia’s new capital Nusantara sparks controversy
...A version of this article was first published by Nikkei Asia on January 25 2022. ©2022 Nikkei Inc....
January 30, 2022
Transcript
Jeremy Hunt’s sombre Autumn Statement
...So a lot of that is coming from freezing national insurance thresholds, particularly for companies. But that ultimately goes into our wage packets....
November 19, 2022
Transcript
Truss vs the ‘anti-growth’ coalition
...The national insurance rise had already gone through. It had been passed as a health and social care levy, which people broadly bought into at the time....
October 10, 2022
Gig economy
US gig workers carry on the fight for rights as jobless aid comes to an end
...“This does not look like a good time to end some of these federal programmes,” said Stephen Wandner, a senior fellow at the National Academy of Social Insurance....
August 23, 2021
Steve Webb
Help tomorrow’s widows prepare for an income shock
...When the national insurance system was introduced after the second world war to provide state pensions, it included comprehensive provision for married women where they were financially dependent on their...
August 6, 2021
Spring Statement
Spring Statement 2022: the chancellor’s speech in full
...We made a big step towards that goal in my first Budget in 2020, increasing the National Insurance threshold to £9,500. Today, we take the next step....
March 23, 2022
The FT ViewThe editorial board
The flimsy case for cutting UK foreign aid
...The second is that the parlous state of the public finances after coronavirus necessitates making hard choices and the government cutting back where it can....
July 15, 2021
Special ReportInvesting in Education
Can edtech deliver on its pandemic promise?
...Users will be able to filter metrics such as gender parity by national and district level....
October 14, 2021
UK economy
FT economists’ survey: people to feel worse-off as inflation and tax rises bite in 2022
...At the same time, high energy costs and the increase in National Insurance contributions will hit those on lower incomes hardest....
January 3, 2022

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