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FT Magazine
Why encountering a beached whale profoundly changes so many people
...He’d see them in dreams....
March 2, 2024
US & Canadian companies20 min
Citigroup and the 'financial supermarket' experiment | FT Film
...And I'd love to think that wasn't the case....
November 27, 2023
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
InterviewTheatre
Bridgerton star Adjoa Andoh: ‘Stories are out there, you just have to look’
...“It’s why, when I directed Richard II, I was really interested in the gardeners,” she adds, referring to her acclaimed 2019 production at Shakespeare’s Globe, which cast only women of colour....
November 23, 2022
House & Home
Art Nouveau’s golden hour: a year-long architecture festival in Brussels
...At Maison Hannon, the initial role of conservator Grégory Van Aelbrouck “wasn’t to restore the building, but to create a museum of the decorative arts”....
June 9, 2023
Music
The best summer music festivals worldwide
...June 30-August 26, santafeopera.org JULY Festival d’Aix-en-Provence, France Aix’s venerable opera festival is setting off multiple fireworks for its 75th anniversary — a hotly anticipated world premiere...
May 30, 2023
FT SeriesThe HTSI Property issue 2022
How the art salon came home
...Like d’Holbach, famous for hosting a twice-weekly salon that attracted Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson, they entertain clients here....
November 4, 2022
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
Autumn Statement
Autumn Statement 2022: the chancellor’s speech in full
...Britain is the land of Newton, Darwin, Fleming, Faraday, Franklin, Gilbert and Berners Lee. The home of three of the world’s top 10 universities....
November 17, 2022
FT MagazinePilita Clark
Pilita Clark’s fantasy dinner party
...He would also swap rude stories about Franklin D Roosevelt and Winston Churchill with the Queen, who would be there on strict condition that she spill gossip about the prime ministers and potentates she...
May 30, 2020
News in-depthThe Big Read
Why US farmers are falling out of love with Donald Trump
...The last Democrat the county voted to be president was Franklin D Roosevelt. “I think there are a lot of people who are not happy with him,” he says of the president....
November 21, 2019
FT Magazine
Why US evangelicals are flocking to Trump
...“I don’t want to sow divisions among families, among my family” — her uncle Franklin Graham is a high-profile Trump supporter....
October 2, 2020
Lunch with the FTLunch with the FT: top 10 interviews from 2020
Mary Trump: ‘At least the Borgias supported the arts’
...I mean, FDR [Franklin Delano Roosevelt] had polio and was in a wheelchair but he was perfectly capable of being president and getting us through World War II....
August 7, 2020
UK foreign policy
Queen and Donald Trump lead D-Day anniversary tributes
...Despite some minor protests and scuffles across town, Mr Trump received only warm applause from the Southsea crowd after reading a poem broadcast by Franklin Roosevelt to the American public after Allied...
June 5, 2019
UK business
UK economists’ survey: recovery will be slower than in peer countries
...(ii) such a property wealth tax would lead to inefficiency in investment behaviour....
January 3, 2021
ExplainerTrump Russia ties
Mueller report: Here are the key revelations
...The report cites 14 such cases, and all were redacted save two — the cases against Michael Cohen and Gregory Craig, a former Obama White House counsel who was linked to Manafort....
April 18, 2019
FT Books Essay
Why failure is the rocket fuel of aviation
...Chittum recounts the crash investigation, led by France’s Bureau d’Enquêtes et d’Analyses, with verve: investigators discovered that a 17-inch piece of metal on the runway had burst a tyre, which had ruptured...
April 17, 2019
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
Roula Khalaf
Donald Trump’s Saudi Arabia First policy
...Ever since Ibn Saud, the founder of modern Saudi Arabia, met Franklin D Roosevelt on board the USS Quincy in 1945, the relationship has been based on narrowly defined interests: Saudi Arabia ensures the...
November 22, 2018
Latin America holidays
Vines and villas in the Chilean wilderness
...In Patagonia, we’d driven a thousand miles along the Carretera Austral, the still substantially unpaved road that snakes through the less-visited Aysén region....
April 12, 2019
The Big ReadGregory Meyer
‘A good living but a rough life’: trucker shortage holds US economy back
...Return coils to customer in Franklin and go home....
July 8, 2018
UK business
Why the ‘Boris bounce’ is likely to be shortlived
...Ricardo Reis , professor, London School of Economics Perhaps, but I'd guess a mild one....
January 1, 2020
FT SeriesShale shock
US oil pipelines pivot south as shale surges
...Trafigura, a commodities trading house, has signed a deal to move 300,000 b/d of Permian crude to Corpus Christi over the Cactus II pipeline when it opens in 2019....
March 6, 2018
Life & Arts
Hot property: anyone for tennis?
...What A Grade II-listed house with seven bedrooms and six reception rooms. French doors in the conservatory lead to the garden....
June 29, 2018
Due Diligence
SoftBank: Unpacking the massive Masa Son discount Premium content
...We’d like to think it’s a nice complement to the comprehensive coverage of SoftBank by the FT throughout the year....
December 18, 2018
The eyes have it: the FT guide to sunglasses, spectacles and beating screen fatigue
Four eyes good: Esquire editor Alex Bilmes on his first pair of glasses
...Or Gregory Peck as owlish Atticus Finch? Malcolm X in his brow-line horn-rims? Woody Allen? (Less so now, I imagine.)...
February 23, 2018
Life & Arts
Songs in the key of their times
...“Auld Lang Syne” was a Scottish lowland air transcribed and embellished in the late 18th century by the Scottish poet Robert Burns, after he’d heard it from an old man, and set to music....
September 15, 2017
ExplainerUK business
Economists predict the UK economy’s trajectory in 2019
...Ruth Gregory, Capital Economics If Theresa May can get her deal through parliament (we’d put the chances at around 30 per cent), sterling could soar to $1.45....
January 2, 2019

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