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UK energy
Energy retailers grapple with PR crisis
...Having worked both for a supplier and on behalf of consumers, Hatvani has seen both sides of the industry....
February 12, 2023
FT Globetrotter
A guide to Arashiyama, Kyoto: land of poets — and photo opportunities
...behalf of the emperor and imperial family....
October 19, 2022
FT Live
Future of Business Education: Spotlight on Executive MBA
Enhancing your leadership skills
Wednesday, 16 OctoberDigital Conference
Style
What performance artists wear
...Other costumes on display are from “Chromelodeon (4th Concretion)” from 1963, a performance in which Schneemann and dancers dressed and undressed....
September 5, 2022
Politics
Fisking the Trussay
...and economic uncertainty, the new chancellor’s emphasis on going for growth will be very welcome to firms of all sizes across the UK”....
February 7, 2023
Helen Thomas
Stand by for a big year in UK class actions
...Since 2015, the UK has had a regime based on infringements of competition law that allows consumers or businesses to bring a private claim for damages on an opt-out basis, in other words on behalf of a whole...
December 24, 2021
FT Magazine
The fixer, the cheat and the corruption crisis in global tennis
...When it was all over, some £690,000 had been traded on the match on Betfair alone, nearly four times more than any other match that week. Back in the locker room, Kicker broke down....
June 30, 2022
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
News in-depthMiddle East
‘Karma works’: Trump ally Tom Barrack fights criminal charges over UAE ties
...It would not surprise me if there are other individuals who are similarly situated [to Barrack] with regard to this type of conduct.”...
July 27, 2021
The Weekend Essay
France’s #MeToo moment
...Abortion remained banned, and many women died having illegal ones. And on university campuses filling with baby-boomers, men and women weren’t allowed into each others’ residences....
April 2, 2021
Jenny Martinez
US justice will miss Ginsburg’s passion for reasoned argument
...In 2007, the court turned down the employment discrimination claim of Lilly Ledbetter who had been systematically paid less by her employer than similarly situated male employees on the grounds that the...
September 21, 2020
The Big Read
Where’s the spark? How lockdown caused a creativity crisis
...“People tend to speak politely, one after the other, rather than jumping on each other’s ideas.” He uses the example of a virtual discussion on the future of the insurance industry....
January 18, 2021
FT CollectionsBest of FT Money 2020
Wealth tax: FT Money readers are divided
...Asked what amount of net wealth, including the main home, pensions, art and all other assets, should be taxed in an annual levy, the most popular answer was none, selected by 22 per cent....
October 16, 2020
Moral Money
From the Fed to the Middle East: ESG investors spotlighting inequality Premium content
...than other ethnic groups....
August 7, 2020
Trade Secrets
The race to head the WTO is a campaign conducted in shadows Premium content
...On the other hand, given the limited powers of the position and the complex nature of the subject, you may want a diplomat/technician....
October 5, 2020
ReviewFiction
Weather by Jenny Offill — thick with atmosphere, suffused with anguish
...each other again, but when you’re anonymous all you want is to be married and reading together in bed.”...
February 7, 2020
FT Magazine
Behind closed doors: modern slavery in Kensington
...Like other people waiting for an NRM decision without the right to work, she has to get by on a £35 a week government allowance to cover all her food, transport and clothing costs....
February 21, 2020
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
FT Magazine
How thousands of foreign students were failed by the Home Office
...“All one could do is to say this is not a satisfactory way to carry on testing and, more immediately and critically, the Home Office shouldn’t be relying on it.”...
January 18, 2019
Life & Arts
Elizabeth Diller: one of architecture’s most articulate voices
...Situated where the High Line meets the massive Hudson Yards development over the rail tracks on the west side of Midtown, this project, designed with the Rockwell Group, is the cultural component of Manhattan...
September 15, 2017
UK politics27 min
Brexit talks round three and will Theresa May cling on?
...Thank you all for joining. The third round of Brexit negotiations took place this week, with David Davis representing the British side and Michel Barnier speaking up on behalf of the EU....
September 1, 2017
David Allen Green
Supreme Court Brexit hearing Day 4: key points on devolution round off case
...One powerful set of submissions were made by Manjit Gill QC on behalf of EU citizens in the UK. He contended, with evident passion, that such citizens face deportation on Brexit....
December 8, 2016
Life & Arts
You want. She gets
...“I find it all fascinating,” she says of the patterns of global wealth. “I have friends who are currency traders and I’m like: this is what’s going on in world markets.”...
March 24, 2016
Life & Arts
The FT’s summer books 2016
...The most important idea of all, she argues, is that of “bourgeois equality”, the belief that everybody is entitled to better himself or herself....
July 1, 2016
FT Magazine
Inside the weird world of cryonics
...Some do so for financial reasons, others believe that all human identity and memory is stored in the brain and that a traditional body is not necessary for the revival process....
December 18, 2015
FTfm
Kweku Adoboli: a rogue trader’s tale
...Adoboli was one of four traders on UBS’s exchange traded funds desk, which traded on behalf of both clients and the bank....
October 22, 2015
Life & Arts
Highly strung
...And this is how violinist Nigel Kennedy has been enabled to buy his Strad, and cellist Steven Isserlis his Montagnana, with 30 other top British string players benefiting similarly....
March 23, 2012
Person in the NewsGlobal Economy
Social, networked executive finds perfect company
...As tensions rose around the company’s privacy policies, she took the lead in Washington, lobbying on behalf of the company....
February 3, 2012

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