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February 5, 2010
It’s a travesty older women haven’t broken the bulletproof ceiling
From Ms Jessica Khine. Sir, Michael Skapinker trots out an impressive array of statistics in the...this feat is hard for both sexes but, for women, the famed glass ceiling is not only getting thicker and heavier but is probably...we, the older generation, have not been able to break the glass ceiling and lay the foundations for eliminating gender-based...
December 29, 2009
Time for communication to move towards centre stage
...nine months. Not communicating is a communication in itself Whether it is AIG and Goldman Sachs executives standing behind glass in Michael Moore's movie Capitalism: a Love Story , or Tiger Woods' pleas for privacy in the face of a loss of reputation, silence... By Paul Argenti
December 28, 2009
Communication moves centre stage
...nine months. Not communicating is a communication in itself Whether it is AIG and Goldman Sachs executives standing behind glass in Michael Moore’s movie Capitalism: a Love Story, or Tiger Woods’ pleas for privacy in the face of a loss of reputation... By Paul Argenti
January 30, 2010
A private island in the Seychelles
...Clément appears with a tray holding a glass of water and travel sickness pills. I...breathe in the fresh sea air, while Michael and Vincent, the resort fishermen, set...for the adventurous.Places to visit: Michael Adams’ paintings can be seen in many...including Frégate Island. Check out Michael Adams’ gallery and home (www.michaeladamsart... By Madhur Jaffrey
June 6, 2009
‘Glass is making the breakthrough’
...creative possibilities in contemporary glass, a message enthusiastically received in the US where glass sculptures regularly sell for upwards...Elton John, Sir David Attenborough and Michael Portillo, but glass is associated with craft, and contemporary... By Antony Thorncroft
January 25, 2010
Get Me Out of Here
...car, hates the Tube. When he finally gets to his girlfriend’s flat, which he hates, he sits down on the sofa with a glass of warm Chardonnay in one hand. “With my other hand,” he tells us, “I was reaching for the hot patch right between her legs...sense, he’s the latest in a long line of raging male losers, such as John Self in Martin Amis’ novel Money, and the Michael Douglas character in the movie Falling Down, or the anti-hero of J Robert Lennon’s novel Mailman. He also reminds me... Review by William Leith
January 26, 2010
A lingering heat
...company, according to the group'sshare prospectus. If Michael Cherney, Mr Deripaska's former associate, wins the suit...beneath the ornate turrets of the Kremlin and in the triple glass towers of Hong Kong's Exchange Square, may reach a London...threatened anew. Convoluted contracts 1994 Oleg Deripaska and Michael Cherney meet in London. Deripaska and Transworld Group... By Catherine Belton in Moscow
January 25, 2010
Rusal: A lingering heat
...company, according to the group’s share prospectus.If Michael Cherney, Mr Deripaska’s former associate, wins the suit, Mr Deripaska could...beneath the ornate turrets of the Kremlin and in the triple glass towers of Hong Kong’s Exchange Square, may reach a London... By Catherine Belton in Moscow
December 18, 2009
Lunch with the FT: Michael O’Leary
“Here,” says Michael O’Leary, shoving something the...the end, peering out from behind the glass walls of his own modest office, is O’Leary. Wearing jeans, open...spoke to and said I was having lunch with Michael O’Leary reacted with horror or pity... By Pilita Clark
January 8, 2010
On Show
...including three students in their final year in the Design Products department at the Royal College of Arts. New pieces from Michael Anastassiades, who has work in the permanent collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and the Museum of Modern Art in New York, includes a solid walnut faceted table, round gold and silver-plated mirrors and a brass and glass mobile chandelier. Hannah Woodhouse’s work explores sculptural forms through lighting, the lamps reflecting the shapes... By Nicholas Spencer