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The Week Ahead
Iowa kicks off Republican presidential nomination process
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January 14, 2024
FT Globetrotter
Holy roast: the best of the City of London’s church cafés
...Their manufacture was once a thriving industry in this corner of the City, and St Margaret was where the patten-makers thanked God for their good fortune....
October 9, 2023
FT Live
The Global Boardroom: 8th Edition
FT journalists in conversation with leaders in business and government
Wednesday, 4 DecemberDigital Conference
The Week Ahead
Week Ahead: UK rates set to hit 15-year high
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July 30, 2023
ReviewBusiness books
FT business books — what to read this month
...But it’s a change that is long overdue, says Guillén, who pointed to words written about a century ago by anthropologist Margaret Mead: “It is utterly false and cruelly arbitrary to put all the play and...
August 28, 2023
HTSIHTSI holiday special 2023
It’s hot to be a Scot
...Acme Atelier sells muted, made-to-order kilts (from £950) via ecommerce site Old Stone Trade, an e-retailer focused on small artisan producers with a niche skill....
November 7, 2023
The Week Ahead
Heralding a new normality
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January 8, 2023
FT Live
Business Book of the Year Award 2024
The search for the best business book is under way
Monday, 9 December1 Grosvenor Pl, London SW1X 7HJ, UK
Live news updates from December 12: Von der Leyen to push for EU ethics body, Microsoft to take 4% LSE stake
The week ahead: Could this be industrial disease?
...More than 1mn working days are expected to be lost to strikes in the UK in December, the worst disruption of any month since the tail-end of Margaret Thatcher’s time in office....
December 11, 2022
The Week Ahead
Could this be industrial disease?
...Email me at jonathan.moules@ft.com or if you receive the newsletter email, just hit reply. Economic data It is not just strikes that are clustering this week....
December 11, 2022
Trade Secrets
The coming disputes over trade in electric vehicles Premium content
...Trade Secrets is edited by Jonathan Moules...
April 24, 2023
Women in business
How mothers shape their daughters’ careers
...Margaret, from a long line of lawyers that includes J E Casely-Hayford, a politician and influential figure in the movement towards Ghana’s independence, would love her daughter to have followed her into...
March 8, 2023
House & Home
Into the wild: building an off-grid, on-trend home
...David and Margaret van der Hoeven worked with architecture studio Denizen Works to build this retreat for their extended family....
April 8, 2023
Trade Secrets
Europe’s aversion to anti-coercion Premium content
...Trade Secrets is edited by Jonathan Moules...
April 3, 2023
Working It
All hail older workers
...Bruce and the E Street Band have been at the top of their game for half a century, and still play three-hour sets....
July 12, 2023
Business books
FT business books — April edition
...‘Going Remote: How the Flexible Work Economy Can Improve our Lives and Our Cities’, By Matthew E Kahn How will the great working from home experiment that many of us undertook during pandemic lockdowns...
April 15, 2022
The Week Ahead
An active week for alliances
...If you want to reach out across the borders and share your views on The Week Ahead, drop me a line at jonathan.moules@ft.com. But for now, here are the upcoming economic and corporate events....
March 13, 2022
FT Live
Outstanding Directors Exchange
Fostering trust for steadfast leadership
Wednesday, 12 JuneHarvard Club of New York City, West 44th Street, New York, NY, USA
Michael Heseltine
The consequences of Boris Johnson and Brexit are coming home to roost
...This time Brexit has forced a million Europeans to go home. There are queues to see doctors, queues at A&E departments, queues at airports, queues at ports, queues at passport offices....
June 17, 2022
The Week Ahead
A week of elections, for better or worse
...You can also register your vote — either for or against — on The Week Ahead by emailing me at jonathan.moules@ft.com....
September 19, 2021
Special ReportInvesting in Education
Could do better: what students want from schools
...As Margaret Fuller (the 19th-century American writer and teacher) said: “Today a reader, tomorrow a leader — and we all are the leaders of tomorrow!”...
October 14, 2021
Best FT Weekend long reads of 2021
The most brilliant bookshops in the world
...The store, named after the palace libraries kept for Mughal emperors (it means “a home for books”), stocks an intriguing variety of Indian and international authors, including collections in languages such...
October 23, 2021
The Aesthete
Leanne Shapton on vintage swimsuits, David Hockney and learning to love a 40-watt lightbulb
...The best souvenir I’ve brought home is a parka for my daughter, from that Arctic trip....
August 2, 2021
HTSI
The 50 greatest food stores in the world
...Fiona Golfar beachwoodbakery.com Beppe e i Suoi Formaggi, Rome According to food writer Rachel Roddy, this cosy store in the Ghetto district is the city’s foremost deli....
May 19, 2021
#techFT
Sketchy tracing apps need more work
...Elaine Moore says dockless e-bikes and scooters are going to be a good alternative to public transport when the lockdown lifts....
May 5, 2020
Camilla Cavendish
Covid-19 has revolutionised the NHS
...Staff must also turn their attention to all the other people who have stayed away from A&E or had their treatment interrupted....
April 24, 2020
Architecture
The secret history and eternal glamour of the Art Deco beach house
...Lovell shares characteristics with another, almost contemporary beachfront masterpiece, Eileen Gray’s E-1027 on the Côte d’Azur in France....
February 28, 2020
Philip Stephens
Boris Johnson can now redeem his debt to the NHS
...An even tighter squeeze on the budgets of local authorities for the care of the elderly has left large numbers of those who would otherwise be in residential homes stranded in NHS beds....
April 16, 2020

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