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Kering SA
Kering paid €3.5bn for fragrance company Creed
...The Paris-based group did not disclose the terms of the deal unveiled last month for Creed, whose colognes were worn by royals including King George III, but four people familiar with the matter provided...
July 10, 2023
News in-depthUK foreign policy
Macron rolls out red carpet for King Charles
...Additional reporting by George Parker in London and Adrienne Klasa in Paris...
September 20, 2023
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
Lauren Indvik
Adventures of an antiques hunter
...III”, “ebonised” and “polychrome”....
October 21, 2022
HTSI
Antony Gormley: ‘Architecture is our second body’
...offered the young Gormley, who by then had already exhibited at the Venice Biennale and the Serpentine Gallery, an exhibition at the gallery he was planning to open in an industrial building on Rue de l’...
November 9, 2022
Letter
Letter: A king, a parliament and America’s origin story
...By the time of George III the balance of power had shifted to parliament, and the rallying slogan “no taxation without representation” referred to the acts of the then parliament particularly with respect...
July 3, 2020
ReviewEconomics books
Tax and its discontents: lessons from history on a modern struggle
...When the population rises up against what they see as unfair impositions of tax laws — whether it was George III’s rule over the American colonies, Louis XVI in France or Margaret Thatcher’s poll tax — regimes...
May 18, 2021
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
FT CollectionsDonald Trump’s America
William Barr: defender of the presidency or a threat to rule of law?
...The revolutionaries had not fought against the “monarchical tyranny” of King George III, Mr Barr argued, but instead had the House of Commons in their sights....
June 30, 2020
Equities
Markets Now - Wednesday 2nd September
...Stifel’s George O’Connor (“buy”, target £23.43) gives a good overview of what’s going on: On 22 July, we upgraded FY2020 revenue to £5,099.8m, prior £5,006m, but the real difference is at profitability...
September 2, 2020
Equities
Markets Now - Wednesday 8th April 2020
...While the holding company’s fine, the French division (which is not yet owned by Max-Herve George) when taken in isolation is not....
April 8, 2020
Equities
Markets not live, Tuesday 4th February 2020
...Will Wallis at Numis can give us the detail of the strategy review: We summarise the outcome as a focus on self-help, requiring upfront P&L investment....
February 4, 2020
FT SeriesArt Basel 2018
Bacon-Giacometti at the Fondation Beyeler: a pairing of modernist giants
...“Study after Velázquez” and MoMA’s theatrical gold-encased “Study for Portrait VII”, face Giacometti’s hieratic, still, seated figures: the fragile, plaster “Homme à mi-corps” and the bronze “Eli Lotar III...
June 13, 2018
UK arts
Royal Academy explores impact of new technology on life drawing
...Life drawing runs through the history of the Royal Academy, Britain’s oldest established fine art school, which was founded by King George III in 1768....
December 7, 2017
Life & Arts
Opera at the V&A — sex, death, power, the works
...screams the wall text for Monteverdi’s L’incoronazione di Poppea, the first of seven operas under the spotlight in the Victoria and Albert Museum’s new show Opera: Passion, Power and Politics....
September 29, 2017
FT Magazine
Classic beaches: Putting on the Biarritz
...On the sunny terrace of l’Hôtel du Palais, I watch a Russian family with two identical and immaculately dressed young boys stroll across the lawn to the curvaceous heated pool....
June 17, 2016
Personal & Household Goods
A chronometer as ingenious as the man who inspired it
...The successful sea trials of two of his ship’s chronometers led to his appointment as horologist mechanic to King George III and the British navy....
November 14, 2015
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival: U.S. edition
Where the Financial Times weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 4 MayThe REACH, at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, F Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USA
The Art Market
The Art Market: Tribal gathering
...All have galleries in Milan, and are partnering in the London venture, dubbed M&L Fine Art, which has set up shop on the first floor of Colnaghi’s former digs on Old Bond Street....
January 22, 2016
ReviewLife & Arts
‘The Other Paris: An Illustrated Journey Through a City’s Poor and Bohemian Past’, by Luc Sante
...The tourist’s Paris of the Champs-Élysées, the Étoile and the Avenue de l’Opéra is largely the work of Haussmann....
December 11, 2015
Life & Arts
Interiors special: London as a centre of design creativity
...Examples: The Brodgar chair or George III chest by Gareth Neal; Poly table and Poly chairs (Max Lamb); Faceture vases (Phil Cuttance) Design for interaction Enterprising innovators are making technology...
September 11, 2015
FT Magazine
Five of the best: British cheesemongers
...The open counter is stacked high with classics, such as Richard III Wensleydale, and exciting new cheeses, including the washed rind goat’s cheese Capra Nouveau....
May 29, 2015
Life & Arts
How 17th-century plant drawings revealed a microscopic new world
...In 1762, the bulk of the Paper Museum was bought from Cassiano’s heirs for George III, and that major portion of it is now in the Royal Library at Windsor Castle; but portions of it had already been scattered...
May 29, 2015
World
Old Masters enjoy revival among collectors
...The Colnaghi gallery will be offering an important rediscovery — “The Sayer Family of Richmond 1781”, an exceptional painting by Johan Zoffany, a favoured painter of King George III....
June 25, 2015
Life & Arts
Quiz of the Year answers
...(iii) From Charlotte Brontë’s short story “L’Ingratitude”, written for her French homework in 1842. 39. The Virgin Mary. 40....
January 18, 2013
FT Magazine
Some like it haute: French ‘palaces’
...It was Empress Eugénie and Napoleon III’s summer residence before it was transformed into a Belle Epoque grand hotel....
May 20, 2011
Mergers & Acquisitions
Cole in a long line of stateside failures
...From George III to Take That – via a string of spectacular corporate failures – successful figures from all walks of life in the old country have underestimated what it takes to shine in the new....
May 30, 2011
Andrew Clark
Access new arias
...Imagine a modern opera starring Silvio Berlusconi, Tony Blair or George W Bush....
February 4, 2011

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