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Personal Finance
Labour’s school fees VAT threat sends a chill through parents
...This is about 5.9 per cent of the total number of schoolchildren in the UK and around 6.5 per cent of the total number in England....
February 23, 2024
FT Magazine
How Turkish barbers took over the British high street
...People have very high standards,” Göregen said. He started training at a barber shop at the age of 14. “My house is across the road from a beach, but I never went to the beach in summer....
January 19, 2024
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
FT Magazine
The puzzling afterlife of Britain’s last executioner
...Sold, to the same anonymous bidder, for £12,400....
February 9, 2024
Europe Express
Germany drops stricter energy savings requirements for houses Premium content
...“Do you really believe that it’s wise to have another 200,000 people . . . who would suffer another 12 months?,” he asked....
September 26, 2023
German economy
German business urges help for crisis-hit building industry
...The old funding models are no longer sustainable.”...
September 3, 2023
UK Budget 2024
UK Budget 2024: the chancellor’s speech in full
...We will digitise operating theatre processes allowing the same number of consultants to do an extra 200,000 operations a year....
March 6, 2024
FT Live
Commodities Asia Summit
Enabling decarbonisation in a time of disrupted trade flows
Wednesday, 6 NovemberSingapore
Autumn Statement
Autumn Statement 2023: the chancellor’s speech in full
...Taken together with the labour supply measures I announced in the Spring, the OBR say we will increase the number of people in work by around 200,000 at the end of the forecast period, permanently increasing...
November 22, 2023
Transcript
Transcript: The great stink of England’s sewage crisis
...And you’re right, he has set the bar very high for standards in public life....
April 12, 2024
The Big Read
Surge in border crossings creates political upheaval in the US
...“But the numbers that are coming over today — it’s crazy. There is no comparison.”...
December 28, 2023
Disrupted Times
One year to go: US election race gets into gear
...US beef prices hit a record high as droughts in the south and west turn green pastures into dust fields and fuel higher feed costs. Scientists say the US is facing its worst dry spell in 1,200 years....
November 8, 2023
News in-depthUK economy
FT economists survey: ‘anaemic’ economy needs ‘investment, investment, investment’
...Nick Bosanquet: No: growth 1 per cent or less: danger of recession high. Will lag other economies....
January 2, 2024
Travel
James Bond’s ski club celebrates 100 years of racing — and partying
...Over lunch at the Schilthornhütte, high on the ridge at the mouth of Happy Valley, I ask him about the Kandahar....
January 13, 2024
ExplainerSovereign bonds
Who feels the pain from the bond sell-off?
...But Graham said he expected the impact to be higher once banks reported their third-quarter numbers....
October 5, 2023
Transcript
Transcript: Investment Masterclass — What’s in your global tracker fund?
...So it was a totally different world — very male-dominated, a fair number of bowler hats, an awful lot of smoking and drinking. In its birth stages, there was almost no valuation done of shares....
December 5, 2023
US equities
Big Tech, narrow market Premium content
...over the next six and 12 months....
June 1, 2023
FT Live
Inside Politics: who will win the UK general election?
Exclusively for FT subscribers
Wednesday, 8 MayDigital Conference
House & Home
Who would want to take on a fixer-upper?
...As a rule of thumb, Marway says that in the current market a dilapidated house in London should be priced at least £3,500 per sq m lower than the market rate for similar properties completed to a high standard...
June 30, 2023
FT Investigations
The mystery of the Adani coal imports that quietly doubled in value
...Coal trading is typically a high volume competitive business with profit margins in the low single digits....
October 12, 2023
Passive Investing
Reimagining index funds
...What if we no longer chase soaring winners and abandon tumbling losers, and instead choose stocks based on a more stable metric, namely, the size of the underlying business?...
March 30, 2023
News in-depthRail
‘We are full’: the rebirth of Europe’s sleeper trains
...A former guard on the Dutch railway, van Buuren recently noticed that a growing number of passengers wanted to swap high-speed rail or low-cost flying for the slower pace of the sleeper carriage....
March 10, 2023
The Big Read
France’s struggle to deliver a second nuclear era
...No one really does these in Europe any more....
April 23, 2023
Interiors
Interior design dilemma? Time to call in the online consultants
...But when the pandemic normalised Zoom for everyone, more [high-end designers] were open to it.” Interior designers charge for their work in a number of ways....
May 5, 2023
FT GlobetrotterSplashing out: FT Globetrotter’s summer swimming guide
Badi behaviour: the joys of river and lake swimming in Zürich
...The northern bank of the channel has a number of bars along it and is generally the busier side....
June 21, 2023
The Big Read
Will the extraordinary boom in luxury goods ever end?
...“Will luxury continue to grow mid-to-high teens forever? No, that’s not the logic,” says Erwan Rambourg, global head of consumer and retail research at HSBC....
April 27, 2023
UnhedgedRobert Armstrong
Wage inflation ain’t dead yet Premium content
...But adding well over 200,000 jobs a month, with ample openings and a high quit rate is not deflationary, even in combination with the surprise weakness in activity surveys reported last weak....
January 9, 2023
The Weekend Essay
My 20-year journey through the NHS
...Of directives raining down from on high as politicians try to keep a grip on something they pretend to control but don’t....
February 17, 2023

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