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Exchange traded funds
Franklin CEO says ETFs will probably cannibalise some mutual funds
...“[W]hen we took folks in from Putnam, one of the areas where we added most significantly . . . [was] retirement and somewhat in the insurance channel as well,” Spector said....
February 1, 2024
Watches & Jewellery
The Maison Alcée high-end clock kit teaching the art of horology at home
...However, during last year’s Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève — the Oscars of the watch world — a new type of home-build kit beat the established ready-made creators, such as L’Epée 1839, Matthew Norman...
January 26, 2024
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
ReviewHistory books
Birchers — cabals, conspiracies and the group that paved the way for Trump
...Members of the local John Birch Society, as Matthew Dallek writes, labelled the Republican Bush a “One-World tool of the Communist-Wall Street internationalist conspiracy”....
May 2, 2023
House & Home
Can ‘gentle density’ help us solve the housing crisis?
...Certainly, the consultant Simon Matthews thinks it’s “high time they were stopped”....
November 3, 2023
FT Magazine
The outlandish double life of an American conman in Scotland
...On November 11 2022, the sheriff in charge, Norman McFadyen, told the court that Rossi’s claims were “scandalous” and “implausible”. He ruled “that Mr Knight is indeed Nicholas Rossi”....
January 20, 2023
UK politics
Starmer sidesteps questions on how Labour would fund NHS reform
...Matthew Taylor, chief executive of the NHS Confederation, which represents health organisations, praised Labour’s “constructive” vision but added: “[W]e need to see specifics on what a boost to funding would...
May 22, 2023
FT Live
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Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
FT MagazineGillian Tett
I stand with the protesters in Berkeley’s battle of the books
...dozen students are so furious that they are squatting indefinitely amid the books in the George and Mary Foster Anthropology Library, with placards reading: “We demand a fully operational public library w/...
May 10, 2023
Special ReportFT Business School Insights
Business school research round-up: sustainability
...Caroline Flammer, Michael W Toffel, Kala Viswanathan....
July 6, 2023
FT Magazine
It’s only a matter of time before disinformation leads to disaster
...Hebborn once told the great art journalist Geraldine Norman, “I like to spread a little confusion”. He succeeded....
January 25, 2024
Inside Politics
Nigel Lawson’s successors all failed to escape his shadow
...The chancellors who came immediately after him — John Major, Norman Lamont and Ken Clarke — were all in a sense destroyed by his failures....
April 4, 2023
Lunch with the FT
Jon Stewart: ‘Ain’t nothing as agile as authoritarian regimes’
...From his interview with CNBC’s Jim Cramer, where Stewart methodically took the presenter and business network to task for their failings in the 2008 financial crisis, to his endless skewering of George W...
October 28, 2022
Newspaper industry
Kicking the Telegraph’s tyres
...The price is Right In an email to journalists yesterday, Telegraph editor Chris Evans circulated this panel by the paper’s chief cartoonist, Matthew “Matt” Pritchett:https://twitter.com/MattCartoonist/status...
June 9, 2023
FT SeriesBest books of the year 2022
Best books of 2022: Literary non-fiction
...The Waste Land: A Biography of a Poemby Matthew Hollis, Faber £20/W. W....
November 23, 2022
The Big Read
US Congress: how investment funds became the new insider trading risk
...or country-specific create the same issues with respect to conflicts of interest and criminal insider trading that individual stocks do,” says Richard Painter, former chief ethics lawyer for the George W...
May 23, 2023
ObituaryAndrew Edmunds
Andrew Edmunds, restaurateur, 1943-2022
...“He loved to share a glass of wine,” says wine writer Matthew Jukes, “and would grab the bottle off the table and pour himself a glass.”...
September 23, 2022
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
InterviewTheatre
Author Charlotte Higgins: ‘Every generation has used Roman Britain as a mirror for its own anxieties’
...This was before both the Saxon and the Norman invasions, so what does that mean about this thing ‘Angle Land’, which was a Saxon name?...
August 5, 2022
Food & Beverage
World’s biggest fine wine trader toasts rising sales as consumers seek to hedge against inflation
...Letter in response to this article: Wine, inflation hedges and the greater fool theory / From John W Ward, Brewster, MA, US...
August 5, 2022
Architecture
1 Mayfair, Robert AM Stern’s stylistic extravaganza
...It was the reliable traditionalist Stern who built the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, and it was Stern who got the commission to build the presidential library for George W Bush, a...
October 21, 2022
Tom Barrack
Trial of Tom Barrack to open window on Trump’s freewheeling diplomacy
...The former Colony chief is standing trial alongside Matthew Grimes, a 28-year-old former executive at the firm who worked for Barrack as an analyst and was quickly promoted to vice-president....
September 19, 2022
InterviewMusic
Musician Jordi Savall: ‘The west is an important culture, but not the only culture in the world’
...In the 1960s it had fallen completely out of favour, so Savall went digging for music, first in the British Museum’s library, where he found “the enormous repertoire” of composers such as Tobias Hume, Matthew...
August 10, 2022
Architecture
Kingston University Townhouse wins 2021 Stirling architecture prize
...Lord Norman Foster, the jury chair, called it “a theatre for life — a warehouse of ideas”....
October 14, 2021
FT SeriesRussia in Africa
Wagner Inc: a Russian warlord and his lawyers
...Yet they agreed to represent him anyway,” says Matthew Jury, the solicitor for a journalist sued by Prigozhin. “This is a red line any ethical lawyer should refuse to cross.”...
January 24, 2023
Life & Arts
Why 1980s Oxford holds the key to Britain’s ruling class
...Owen Matthews, who became its social secretary because he liked organising cocktail parties, calls the group “the Ur-Brexit gang”....
April 14, 2022
City InsiderMatthew Vincent
KPMG’s Bill Michael and his game of moans
...Archie Norman turned around Asda, ITV and is trying to turn around M&S [but] the knighthood for retail went to Ian Cheshire!”...
February 12, 2021
House & Home
What happened to London’s lost woods?
...By the time the case came before the Court of Exchequer in 1578, both the Crown tenant, Henry Rydon, and Archbishop Matthew Parker had died....
January 15, 2022

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