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UK labour disputes
UK train drivers vote for further round of strikes
...with 62.2 per cent nationally, according to data from the Office of Road and Rail....
March 20, 2024
Taiwan
Taiwan hit by strongest earthquake since 1999
...Many were stuck in tunnels in Hualien when landslides cut off a 118km-long cliff road that links the area to the north of the island....
April 3, 2024
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
FT Magazine
Taiwan’s everywhere war
...Typhoons and earthquakes frequently cut off the few roads and single rail line that connects them to the west....
May 3, 2024
FT Magazine
‘I’m stuck. Get me outta here!’
...Once the kids had grown up, Jo saw more and more of her life being spent on the road, checking into hotels and drifting between pins on the company map....
April 28, 2024
New York City
New idea to revamp Penn Station would pay billionaire Dolan roughly $500mn
...In return, it would seek $250mn in annual payments, upon completion, to be split by Amtrak, the station’s owner, and its two main tenants, New Jersey Transit and the Long Island Rail Road....
June 28, 2023
Travel
43 holidays to take in 2024
...See turnwild.com Greek island bliss Long in the shadow of its party-loving neighbour Mykonos, the peaceful, unspoilt island of Tinos is getting some slick new places to stay....
December 30, 2023
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
Special ReportInvesting in America
From Brooklyn to Albany, the Hudson eyes a commercial revival
...Together, they are developing the South Fork wind farm 35 miles east of Long Island....
October 31, 2023
Travel
From an Egyptian oasis to a yurt in Tromsø: travel writers’ discoveries of 2023
...In Argyll last month, I followed that idyllic road round Loch Fyne to Kilmartin Castle with some trepidation....
December 9, 2023
Travel
A glamorous new start for Capri’s oldest hotel
...It’s an idea that goes back a long way, on a tiny island of just under 10.5 sq km....
June 13, 2023
FT Magazine
Sarah de Lagarde fell on to the Tube tracks. Nobody helped. Why?
...The Office of Rail and Road, which regulates Britain’s rail network, determined that no breaches of health and safety legislation had been identified....
October 5, 2023
The Big Read
Reinventing Penn Station: can New York still do big things?
...The most dramatic change has come at the Long Island Rail Road Concourse, a grim central artery that runs the length of the station. Its width has nearly doubled and its ceiling has been raised....
March 10, 2023
FT SeriesSunshine Living Special
‘It’s the opposite of last year’: the Hamptons’ shifting property market
...But those arriving at the wealthy cluster of seaside enclaves on the eastern tip of Long Island will find a property market much changed from last year....
June 2, 2023
FT SeriesIcons only – the HTSI autumn arts special 2023
The best museum gift shops in the world
...His Lily of the Valley designs are exclusive to the V&A, as are the giclée prints of illustrations by Beatrix Potter and Edward Lear....
September 22, 2023
FT Magazine
I went to work on an NHS Liver Wing. The reality was far weirder than I imagined
...Owing to a rail strike, the hospital that morning was almost empty. My immediate team were all working from home, so there was no one around to introduce me to the surgical staff....
July 28, 2023
Indian business & finance
India accelerates drive to offload company stakes in rush for cash
...This is welcome news for prime minister Narendra Modi, who needs the money to finance the country’s recovery from the coronavirus pandemic and to help fund a revamp of India’s sprawling rail and road networks...
July 24, 2022
FT Live
Decarbonising India's Industries
Unlocking the technologies and capital required to accelerate progress
Tuesday, 11 JuneDigital Conference
FT Magazine
Flying car, anyone?
...Germany has a long history of entrepreneurship; its Mittelstand of family-owned companies powered its postwar economic miracle. It also has deep engineering expertise....
January 12, 2023
The Big Read
How Barcelona lost its way
...High among his priorities are big infrastructure projects that matter to business, such as better road and rail links to knit together the wider Barcelona metropolitan area of 5mn people....
February 9, 2023
FT Magazine
‘Sam? Are you there?!’ The bizarre and brutal final hours of FTX
...It was one of several Albany properties the company bought when it moved to the island the previous year....
February 9, 2023
The Big Read
The last metro? Crossrail and the uncertain future of urban transit
...In the decades to come, urban transit might look completely different to today, says Mark Gilligan, head of infrastructure equity at Axa IM Alts, which invests in road and rail systems worldwide....
May 22, 2022
The Big Read
How Russia secretly takes grain from occupied Ukraine
...In August, the local government said the region was exporting about 5,000 tonnes of grain a day by rail and about 1,500-2,000 tonnes by road: much is likely to be shipped out via ports in neighbouring Crimea...
October 30, 2022
Special ReportThe Future of Cities
Radical neighbourhood redevelopment model splits opinion in Tokyo
...Other examples include a large project by the JR East rail company around a new maglev (magnetic levitation) station in the Shinagawa district....
June 27, 2022
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
The supply chain crunch requires co-ordinated solutions
...Freight forwarders say hinterland road and rail infrastructure — already straining in many countries from growth in domestic ecommerce — also needs investment, especially in developing and landlocked economies...
April 13, 2022
The Big Read
Can cities adapt to an era of extreme heat?
...And how wide do roads need to be for ambulances to get down them?...
July 22, 2022
Brexit28 min
The Brexit effect: how leaving the EU hit the UK
...The long running row over Northern Ireland, creating a border in the Irish Sea to avoid the north-south border returning on the island of Ireland has poisoned EU-UK relations....
October 18, 2022
Special ReportInvesting in African Infrastructure
Wanted: funding models that deal with Africa’s infrastructure paradoxes
...It is a shortfall that may prove hard to fill as countries’ debt levels mount to build roads, rail and airports....
June 1, 2021

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