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FT SeriesRussia in Africa
Wagner Inc: a Russian warlord and his lawyers
...By the turn of the millennium, Prigozhin had set up a string of fashionable restaurants, and won the attention of the new Russian president Vladimir Putin, who asked him to cater dinners for visiting foreign...
January 24, 2023
FT Magazine
How Walmart convinced critics it can sell more stuff and save the world
...Local schools now teach the International Baccalaureate; Pride flags flutter over suburban picket fences; the farmers’ market sells CBD products (“for humans and dogs”); and three local restaurants have...
October 13, 2022
FT Live
Future of Retail
Securing long-term business growth with technology innovation
Tuesday, 17 SeptemberLondon, UK
News in-depthUS retail
US retailers ditch talk of ‘Roaring Twenties’ boom amid consumer pinch
...“That’s money that he normally would have used to go out and spend in restaurants and other places,” Perkins said. “You multiply that across the country . . ....
July 6, 2022
Moral Money
Ratings companies come under fire in the anti-ESG crusade Premium content
...Those included tech companies such as Apple and Alphabet, consumer businesses like Johnson & Johnson and Unilever, and energy companies such as BP, ExxonMobil and Shell....
August 29, 2022
War in Ukraine
McDonald’s leads fresh exodus of western consumer brands from Russia
...Starbucks’ chief executive Kevin Johnson said the coffee chain would “provide support” to its nearly 2,000 workers in the country, and Pepsi said maintaining its food business would let it support the livelihoods...
March 9, 2022
Due Diligence
Peloton’s tour de trouble takes a turn for the worse Premium content
...At least one other significant long-term shareholder agrees, telling the FT’s Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson: “We have some serious doubts around management and governance.”...
April 14, 2022
FT Live
Due Diligence Live
Where leaders in investment and finance meet
Tuesday, 8 OctoberLondon, UK
Moral Money
Sustainable investors target Pfizer’s pandemic profits Premium content
.... — Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson ICCR questions Pfizer’s Covid-19 windfall When Pfizer chief executive Albert Bourla goes into a restaurant and gets “a standing ovation because everybody feels that we saved...
December 3, 2021
News in-depthEcommerce
Retailers seek real-world profits in the metaverse
...Additional reporting by Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson in New York...
February 23, 2022
Covid-19 vaccines
Pfizer and Moderna forecast to almost double vaccine sales in 2022
...Rivals AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson, Russia’s Sputnik V and new entrants such as Novavax make up the remainder of the market, which is forecast to double in value to $124bn next year....
October 18, 2021
TGI Fridays Inc.
TGI Fridays to float on London market
...Neil Johnson, chair of the 44-year-old private equity firm, said the restaurant chain was coming out of the pandemic stronger, however, with a new management team and refreshed expansion strategy....
May 21, 2021
Best FT Weekend long reads of 2021
The ‘war on woke’: who should shape Britain’s history?
...To Tories such as Sir John Hayes, leader of the so-called Common Sense Group, it has fed “an almost obsessive interest in slavery”....
June 11, 2021
Covid-19 vaccines
Africa will pay more for Russian Covid vaccine than ‘western’ jabs
...The AU will pay $6.75 a dose for the BioNTech/Pfizer vaccine and $10 for Johnson & Johnson’s, a single-dose product....
February 25, 2021
ReviewScience books
Spike by Jeremy Farrar with Anjana Ahuja — ignoring the science
...Boris Johnson, prime minister, had urged the lifting of lockdown in May....
July 28, 2021
The Big Read
The rebirth of Hertz: vaccines, meme stocks and Wall Street’s crazy year
...Members of the Knighthead group retreated to a celebratory dinner at a nearby Italian restaurant, Il Gabbiano....
June 13, 2021
Moral Money
Tesla’s bitcoin buy undercuts company’s green credentials Premium content
...“Happy restaurant workers = alpha,” Bank of America said....
February 10, 2021
FT Live
US Pharma and Biotech Summit
Strategies for innovation, pricing and access
Thursday, 16 MayNew York, NY, USA
Due Diligence
Kraft Heinz backs off the M&A Premium content
...Come to Palm Beach’s hottest restaurants for the food and stay for the people watching, from Apollo Global Management’s Josh Harris to Rudy Giuliani....
March 24, 2021
Disrupted Times
G7 pledges faster vaccine rollout to developing world Premium content
...Meanwhile, the African Union announced that it had secured 300m doses of Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine, which has also been sold to countries including Algeria, Argentina and Brazil....
February 19, 2021
FirstFT
FirstFT: Today’s top stories
...Boris Johnson welcomed the reopening of schools in England on Monday but warned it would lead to a rise in coronavirus transmission....
March 9, 2021
Due Diligence
A closer look at McKinsey’s mysterious firings Premium content
...Get in touch with our US business editor Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson....
February 16, 2021
Executive Pay
Bumper CEO stock awards dwarf salary sacrifice
...Salary cuts have been common in the sectors that have been hit hardest by the pandemic, such as retail, restaurants and hospitality, though a few, such as Darden Restaurants, have already restored their...
June 10, 2020
FT News Briefing podcast9 min listen
Uber promise, Trump v Johnson, Elliott v Softbank
...on Thursday after the ride-hailing company promised profitability in the final quarter of this year, officials in London and Washington told the FT that Donald Trump vented in “apoplectic” fury at Boris Johnson...
February 7, 2020
Trade Secrets
The litigation against governments that raises the cost of going green Premium content
...That is, unless Boris Johnson or a successor decides to rip up the protocol in part or entirely, forcing Ireland to erect a land border....
November 30, 2020
Jonathan Guthrie
The fallacy behind the rise of passive fund management
...“Fees are infinitesimally small because index funds have spawned competition hugely beneficial to the investor,” says Ben Johnson of Morningstar, the fund-ratings group....
January 15, 2020
Due Diligence
Facebook friends Reliance to crack India Premium content
...Job moves Pacific Gas and Electric chief executive Bill Johnson will retire at the end of June after just over a year with the troubled utility....
April 23, 2020
News in-depthThe Big Read
Stockpickers turn to big data to arrest decline
...On the last Sunday of April 2019, a sleek Gulfstream V jet belonging to Occidental Petroleum touched down at Omaha airport....
February 11, 2020

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