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Katie Martin
The great bet on rate cuts is off
...Three in three months, as we have now, are impossible to explain away....
April 18, 2024
The Big Read
The next pandemic is coming. Will we be ready?
...The accord is aimed at helping governments, institutions and populations avoid the mistakes of the Covid crisis — but getting there is causing deep divisions....
April 4, 2024
FT Live
Inside Politics: who will win the UK general election?
Exclusively for FT subscribers
Wednesday, 8 MayDigital Conference
FT News Briefing podcast13 min listen
Swamp Notes: Is Maga good for Biden?
...Topher Forhecz is the FT’s executive producer. The FT’s global head of audio is Cheryl Brumley. Special thanks to Pierre Nicholson. Read a transcript of this episode on FT.com...
March 23, 2024
Camilla Cavendish
We are nowhere near solving the childcare conundrum
...Parenthood is hard but immensely rewarding. It is, after all, the only job we are each uniquely qualified to do. Society should applaud those who devote themselves to it; and the state should pitch in....
April 5, 2024
Gillian Tett
Crypto lobbyists are on manoeuvres — and we should be worried
...The former is diverting, particularly given the spectacular fall of Bankman-Fried. But it is the latter that we really need to worry about as the election looms. gillian.tett@ft.com...
March 28, 2024
FT MagazineSimon Kuper
Homelessness is a problem we could solve
...Those of us raised in safe homes, which we left when we were ready, should be slow to blame people whose earliest memories are of Daddy battering Mummy....
February 29, 2024
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
FT MagazineRobert Shrimsley
Ask Shrimsley: are centrist dads making a comeback?
...And we’re needed more than ever. Who else is going to tell your children that their lightning bolt tattoo will one day be mistaken for varicose veins?...
April 12, 2024
Energy Source
Highlights from the FT’s Commodities Summit Premium content
...The message so far is that we are living in unique times....
April 9, 2024
Future of work
Commuting is back — but not as we knew it
...Commuting is back — but not as we knew it. The bounce back Until October 2022, Google published figures based on its users’ movement through transit stations and places of work....
March 27, 2024
Letter
Letter: Russia is more invested in this war than we are
...Martin Wolf (Opinion, March 20) is of course right that the west’s international standing and credibility depend upon our helping Ukraine at least avoid total defeat by Russia....
March 25, 2024
Anjana Ahuja
There is a scientific fraud epidemic — and we are ignoring the cure
...As the Oxford university psychologist Dorothy Bishop has written, we only know about the ones who get caught....
November 22, 2023
US Election Countdown
The billionaire helping Trump hold on to his real estate
...“The people are what makes it,” Melissa Sample, 56, a bar owner who drove three hours from LaCrosse, Wisconsin, said of the unique atmosphere of a Trump rally....
April 4, 2024
FT Magazine
Who are FT readers’ women of the year?
...We are always excited to hear about the women who have impacted, inspired or impressed you. Several of the names you suggested made our list of the most influential women of 2023....
November 30, 2023
FT CollectionsTech Exchange
Keily Blair, OnlyFans: ‘We are an incredible UK tech success story’
...We’ve got lots who don’t produce any adult content, lots who only produce adult content, and then there are some people who are in the middle....
February 28, 2024
Chinese trade
Xi Jinping says China’s exports are helping to ease global inflation
...Xi Jinping has hit back at western criticism of Chinese oversupply as Beijing leans on manufacturing to boost its economy, arguing that the country’s exports are helping to ease global inflation and support...
April 16, 2024
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
Private equity
Private debt is out of control
...(We couldn’t afford the shipping.) That we are now getting cold funding offers is both hilarious and disconcerting. Sure, it could just be a fraud....
November 7, 2023
Nitasha Kaul
Electoral bonds are a threat to Indian democracy
...Prior to 2017, political parties in India had to disclose the identity of any donor who gave more than ₹20,000 (about £200)....
October 29, 2023
ReviewNon-Fiction
Who Are We Now? — an ‘engrossing and startling movie show’ of identity in America today
...Who Are We Now? by Blaise Aguëra y Arcas, Hat & Beard Editions £37, 496 pages/$45, 490 pages John Thornhill is the FT’s innovation editor...
January 3, 2024
Banks
Mike Mayo ❤️ Citi
...We disagree with the many investors who say that Citi is unmanageable, unquantifiable, and/or un-investable. (1) Citi is becoming more simple....
January 2, 2024
Camilla Cavendish
The home-working revolution is harming younger workers
...Humans are social beings; we want to feel we belong somewhere. We interact partly through the non-verbal cues that computer screens obscure....
February 2, 2024
Mortgages
Three cheers for supply?
...Further reading:— Millennials and boomers are competing for homes. Guess who’s winning?— The uneasy US housing stalemate...
March 18, 2024
OutlookBenjamin Parkin
Who invented butter chicken? Too many cooks spark Delhi dispute
...court into what we today call north Indian food....
February 7, 2024
FT Magazine
FT readers: who are the most influential women of 2023?
...We would love to hear who you believe are the most influential women of 2023, and why. Who has had a big year, in your industry and elsewhere?...
October 16, 2023
ReviewTelevision
The threat of catastrophe is assessed in Nuclear Armageddon: How Close Are We? — review
...Nuclear Armageddon: How Close Are We?...
January 19, 2024
Chris Giles
The UK’s ‘official’ labour data is becoming a nonsense
...It means that of the population aged 16 or above who are either working or actively seeking employment and ready to start in the next two weeks, 4.2 per cent did not have a job....
October 25, 2023

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