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Bottega Veneta’s Matthieu Blazy: ‘If I do just fashion, I will go cuckoo’

...With Pieter Mulier, another Simons-trained designer (and Blazy’s ex-partner), heading the Alaïa label, they constitute something of a “School of Raf” in fashion today....

May 1, 2024

The Art of FashionThe Art of Fashion: the Literary issue

The autumn/winter 2023 fashion trends to know

...Elsewhere, Thom Browne frankensteined suiting fabrics together, Dries Van Noten patchworked different embellished materials and John Galliano made shirts that melded into Western-style jackets at Maison...

August 22, 2023

FT Live

Business of Art

Market shifts and future growth

Adyen NV

Payments group Adyen’s shares plunge almost 40% after profits disappoint

...Stripe, founded in 2010 by Irish brothers Patrick and John Collison, last November announced plans to cut 14 per cent of its staff....

August 17, 2023

The Weekend Essay

Napoleon and the mythmakers

...Early in 1940, the Dutch historian Pieter Geyl wrote an essay on how Bonaparte had been seen by successive generations of French historians and sent it off to a journal for publication....

November 25, 2023

Fashion shows

A return to decadence at Paris couture

...Working, too, is Pieter Mulier’s gentle remaking of Richemont-owned Alaïa in the wake of its founder’s passing in 2017....

July 7, 2022

Europe Express

Europe welcomes the Biden era Premium

...The appointment of John Kerry as Washington’s climate envoy has also been roundly welcomed in Brussels....

January 20, 2021

FT Live

FTWeekend Festival

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FT InvestigationsInside Wirecard

Wirecard collapses into insolvency

...Jan Pieter Krahnen, professor of finance at Frankfurt University, said: “The Wirecard case is highlighting that Germany’s capital markets supervisors have not kept pace with the times and lack the necessary...

June 25, 2020

Life & Arts

Tristram Hunt on Raphael at 500

...The Vatican is home to these exquisite silk, wool and gilded silver thread tapestries, which came from the Brussels workshop of Pieter van Aelst; at the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in London, we look...

February 21, 2020

News in-depthGoldman Sachs Group

Goldman’s journey: from high finance to the Mittelstand

...“What we’re talking about now is more expansive footprint growth,” said Goldman president John Waldron. “We looked at it and said, more feet on the street begets more revenue.”...

November 7, 2019

ObituarySport

Chester Williams, rugby player, 1970-2019

...Williams only played in the World Cup after he replaced Pieter Hendriks, who was suspended after a bust up with the Canadians in a round-robin match....

September 13, 2019

Markets InsightLaurence Fletcher

Hedge funds grasp opportunities from stocks rally

...John Armitage’s Egerton Capital, which runs $20bn in assets, has also made 17 per cent in its main fund this year. However, despite this year’s market rally, not everyone is in positive territory....

July 31, 2019

FT Magazine

World-renowned painter Peter Doig: ‘In the studio, anything can happen’

...Some at least, did: Doig won the John Moores prize for a “snowy” painting, “Blotter”, in 1993. “I got a call from a guy at Frieze magazine after their first article about me,” says Doig....

February 14, 2020

Due Diligence

Kraft Heinz is hungry for growth but can it do it organically? Premium

...“The model has really done a complete 180,” said John Baumgartner, analyst at Wells Fargo....

February 20, 2019

News in-depthFTfm

City whispers point to extent of worry about Corbyn winning No 10

...John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, has floated the idea that all big companies in Britain hand a tenth of their equity to the workforce....

October 27, 2018

FT Magazine

The ship tycoon, the con men and a €100m scam

...John Gapper is an associate editor and chief business commentator of the FT Follow @FTMag on Twitter to find out about our latest stories first....

June 28, 2018

FT Live

Business of Entertainment Summit

Capitalizing on Disruption

Lunch with the FT

‘War Horse’ writer Michael Morpurgo on Brexit and the art of grief

...But Pieter’s death also helped to spur Morpurgo’s uncle Francis out of his pacifism....

March 9, 2018

Travel

Travel discoveries and disappointments of 2018

...‘Pieter Bruegel: Once in a Lifetime’ continues at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna (khm.at) until January 13....

December 14, 2018

News in-depthEuropean companies

Air France-KLM to test Macron’s appetite for reform

...“But it’s far from a low-cost carrier,” said aviation consultant John Strickland, “and its role and purpose are very poorly defined”....

May 13, 2018

News in-depthCurrencies

May’s troubles prompt some investors to examine Corbyn

...Pieter Jansen, senior strategist at the Dutch fund NN Investment Partners, says a Corbyn election win would “likely be unfriendly” for risky assets....

November 13, 2017

Due Diligence

A tale of two football clubs, Paul Singer’s hedge fund and Goldman Sachs Premium

...And we broke news on John Malone's next big deal, a $2bn sale of Liberty Global's Austrian business to Deutsche Telekom....

December 22, 2017

Life & Arts

Protestant Reformation: Frontal assault on the old elite

...From 1514, an iconographically traditional, Italian-influenced “Virgin and Child with St John as a Boy” is all grace and sweetness....

December 30, 2016

Life & Arts

Rembrandts reunited in a momentous Paris exhibition

...In red chalk, Rembrandt experiments with different poses for the charismatic spotlit St John, adding on the same sheet the head of a little girl who appears in the painting’s foreground....

February 3, 2017

Britain after BrexitTony Barber

Brexit and Trump push world trade deals up EU priority list

...(Bloomberg) Juncker’s plan European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker’s plans for EU integration after Brexit display little willingness to undertake wholesale reform, according to Pieter Cleppe...

February 28, 2017

ReviewLife & Arts

Summer reading 2016: History

...The Habsburg Empire: A New History, by Pieter Judson, Harvard University Press, RRP£25/$35 This is an engaging reappraisal of the empire whose legacy, a century after its collapse in 1918, still resonates...

July 1, 2016

Life & Arts

Hieronymus Bosch: one hell of a hometown exhibition

...The gargoyle-studded Gothic St John’s Cathedral resonates with Bosch’s hybrid creatures....

February 11, 2016

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