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Europe Express
Scandals fuel Austria’s far right Premium content
...But this illusion didn’t last long. A wave of scandals engulfed Kurz in 2021 and forced his resignation....
August 26, 2023
FT Magazine
It’s only a matter of time before disinformation leads to disaster
...Maybe the picture in the Met’s collection really was painted by Jan Brueghel the Elder, as originally thought, or Jan Brueghel the Younger, as later decided, or the current attribution, “Circle of Jan Brueghel...
January 25, 2024
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
The Big Read
Will Heathrow’s third runway finally go ahead?
...“I don’t think that is the reality. Things are moving quite slowly,” he adds. A significant setback came from the government’s own independent panel of advisers....
September 28, 2023
Cryptofinance
CryptoFinance: Cultures clash as bitcoin ETF turns rebellion into money Premium content
...“The Times 03/Jan/2009: Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.”...
October 27, 2023
Jan Dalley
Philip Guston and an art-world comedy of errors
...The Guston predicament — which he didn’t live to see, as he died in 1980 — is a vivid one just now....
May 13, 2022
On Wall StreetBrendan Greeley
Forever is a long time to finance anyone
...The perpetuals weren’t funded any more securely than the other annuities, and forever is a long time to trust anyone — even Philip II, king of everything....
November 19, 2022
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
Travel
A glimpse of the Golden Age: Amsterdam’s new lakeside hideaway
...Other works are by notable living Dutch artists, among them Philip Akkerman, Frank Van den Broeck, Jacqueline de Jong and Emo Verkerk....
March 15, 2023
The Big Read
The last metro? Crossrail and the uncertain future of urban transit
...“Employers are finding that they just can’t find staff as people can’t get to the workplace,” she says....
May 22, 2022
ReviewNon-Fiction
The Last Days of Roger Federer — Geoff Dyer on age and creative decline
...Not on the evidence of this book, it isn’t....
May 26, 2022
Travel
Eindhoven’s hotel-in-a-factory — an immersive experience for design devotees
...And then there was so much space with Philips moving out.” She is right about the festival, but I don’t agree that Eindhoven is ugly....
April 5, 2022
The Big Read
The EU vs the City of London: a slow puncture
...It just doesn’t seem to be moving forward and it feels like the EU has got this really strong group of blocking member states,” says an executive at a large international bank....
January 10, 2022
Transcript
2022 year in review
...We have the evening of Prince Philip’s funeral, where you had people getting boozed up in Downing Street and there was a physical fist-fight, the suitcase of wine....
December 17, 2022
Transcript
Truss vs the ‘anti-growth’ coalition
...The sound engineers were Persis Love and Jan Sigsworth. Until next week, thank you for listening. [MUSIC PLAYING] This transcript has been automatically generated....
October 10, 2022
Helen Thomas
The mystery of BT’s boardroom bust-up
...This month the UK telecoms group has unexpectedly lost a respected chairman in Jan du Plessis, tried ineffectually to quash reports of a boardroom ultimatum from chief executive Philip Jansen and instead...
March 9, 2021
Helen Thomas
BT needs strong chair to handle Altice’s Drahi
...He hasn’t (yet) asked for a board seat....
June 10, 2021
FT Live
Bank of the Year Awards 2024
Recognising the best in banking globally
Wednesday, 4 DecemberLondon, UK
UK infrastructure
UK seeks private partners for new Heathrow airport rail link
...“Without those, I just can’t see how it’s bankable,” he said....
April 4, 2021
News in-depthBT Group Plc
BT boardroom fracas ‘own goal’ as company enters critical period
...“When the chemistry isn’t there then one of them has to go. BT needs Philip more than it needs the chairman.”...
March 14, 2021
Letter
Letter: It’s time Europe stopped fetishising fiscal discipline
...Philip Lane, chief economist at the ECB, has suggested there is no alarm surrounding transitory inflation stemming from temporary supply side bottlenecks (instead of demand overheating)....
June 14, 2021
ETF HubLatest news on ETFs
Majority of EM bonds remain off limits to passive investors
...They should include everything,” said Jan Dehn, head of research at Ashmore, who suggested the paucity of coverage was akin to a “market failure” in index provision....
January 19, 2021
Visual Arts
The art world gets back to business
...Philip Tinari, director of UCCA in Beijing — which has been closed since the Chinese New Year holiday in January — describes the rigorous admission processes that allowed the institution to reopen this week...
May 21, 2020
Due Diligence
How companies are taking advantage of runaway markets Premium content
...N26 GmbH, the German mobile bank backed by billionaires Peter Thiel and Li Ka-shing, named former Zalando finance chief Jan Kemper as its CFO....
January 26, 2021
Visual Arts
A disrupted and disruptive year for visual arts
...In September Tate, along with partner American museums, postponed its 2021 retrospective of mid-20th century white Jewish painter Philip Guston until 2024....
December 15, 2020
FT SeriesThe return to the office
Banking: the great return to the office
...“If the NHS can’t get tested and bankers can, that wouldn’t look good,” said a senior London-based executive at another large Wall Street bank....
May 14, 2020
Beach holidays
Bequia: ‘quiet island’ of the Caribbean
...Jan Dalley is the FT’s arts editor Details Jan Dalley was a guest of the Bequia Beach hotel. Double rooms from $300 per night, including breakfast....
February 14, 2020
ReviewVisual Arts
24/7 at Somerset House: keeping step with the march of time
...In a line from his poem “Days”, the pre-internet Philip Larkin was musing on the fact that human life and social organisation are forced to revolve around that most intractable of elements: time....
January 7, 2020

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