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FT Magazine
Why encountering a beached whale profoundly changes so many people
...Up until the 1995 Merchant Shipping Act, receivers had the power to bear arms with which to “kill, maim or hurt” anybody obstructing their official capacities....
March 2, 2024
Your QuestionsLucy Warwick-Ching
Should I open a bank account with my partner?
...The first consideration is whether your aunt was suffering from a condition affecting her mental capacity, such as dementia. To make a will, a person must have capacity....
March 13, 2024
FT Live
Infrastructure Investment in Latin America and the Caribbean
Identifying opportunities for investors and asset managers
Wednesday, 12 June237 Park Avenue, New York, NY, USA
The Big Read
Meloni’s radical plan: rewriting Italy’s post-fascist constitution
...She says that the framework, if adopted, would undermine parliamentary authority, concentrate power in the hands of a single individual and undermine delicate checks and balances....
April 9, 2024
The Big Read
The costly, controversial outsourcing of NHS mental health services
...In the worst of her mania, Isobel Hallett planned to put her magical powers to use by jumping off the local viaduct and flying over the town of Knaresborough in Yorkshire....
January 8, 2024
Work & Careers
The scramble to find CFOs as departures hit decade high
...Median pay, including cash and equity, for CFOs in the S&P 500 jumped 13 per cent to $4.7mn between 2021 and 2023, according to data from Esgauge and The Conference Board, and the five best paid US finance...
January 11, 2024
Health sector
Europe battles ‘tridemic’ of respiratory illnesses
...In the UK, there has been a slight rise in flu cases and hospitalisations, with officials warning that the peak was yet to come.In Spain, Christmas superspreader events led to an increase in flu cases by...
January 6, 2024
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival: U.S. edition
Where the Financial Times weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 4 MayThe REACH, at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, F Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USA
Future of work
Commuting is back — but not as we knew it
...That was up on peak-hour pandemic congestion but down on 2019’s 163 per cent and the 180 per cent official threshold at which a broadsheet newspaper can only be opened if folded in half lengthwise....
March 27, 2024
News in-depthBrexit
New Brexit border rules will hit UK supply chains, food industry warns
...The flower and horticulture industry in both the UK and the EU has already warned that the introduction of physical border inspections in April is an “accident waiting to happen” because of a lack of capacity...
January 29, 2024
The Big Read
The EU’s plan to regain its competitive edge
...But it has not been expanded beyond this select few groups, which includes nurses and mountain guides....
November 5, 2023
FirstFT
FirstFT: Global M&A drought ends as blockbuster deals double in first quarter
...But the dates of individual credit ratings and other details referenced in the penalty exactly match Scope’s work for the failed supply chain finance group. Read the full story. 5....
March 28, 2024
FirstFT
FirstFT: Fed to hold interest rates higher for longer, economists say
...CERAWeek, the global energy conference sponsored by S&P Global, begins today in Houston, with guest speakers including the chair and chief executive of ExxonMobil Darren Woods....
March 18, 2024
The Weekend Essay
Kant and the case for peace
...In 1757, Königsberg was under Russian occupation and Kant wrote to Empress Elizabeth promising her his loyalty....
April 20, 2024
UK labour disputes
Nurses in England to stage biggest strikes yet after rejecting pay offer
...Their stoppage from 8pm on April 30, a bank holiday weekend, will take the NHS into uncharted territory by including nurses working in emergency departments, intensive care units, cancer care and other services...
April 14, 2023
Life & Arts
Zero-Covid: China’s year of forgetting
...In her telling, her daughter ran out just in the nick of time and together they returned to the family apartment in Xuhui, west of the river....
December 29, 2023
The Big Read
Will Bangladesh come to regret its dash for gas?
...To rectify this, her government rolled out incentives for private power producers to construct new generation plants powered by fossil fuels, which in addition to generous capacity payments protect them...
October 29, 2023
FT Live
US Pharma and Biotech Summit
Strategies for innovation, pricing and access
Thursday, 16 MayNew York, NY, USA
FT Magazine
The puzzling afterlife of Britain’s last executioner
...It has often been repeated that no one knows precisely how many people he hanged between 1931 and his resignation from official duties in 1956....
February 9, 2024
The Weekend Essay
What the west forgot about democracy
...Marcin taught English and sometimes drove a taxi. Małgozata’s mother was a nurse in a badly underfunded hospital; privatisation had already cost her father his longtime industrial job....
January 17, 2024
Geopolitics
FT writers’ predictions for the world in 2024
...Pink and Madonna may feature in 2024’s box office charts, but male acts such as Coldplay, Bruce Springsteen and the Rolling Stones will continue to dominate....
December 30, 2023
COP28
UAE-owned company hires lobbyists to deflect climate talks criticism
...It will seek to enlist “politically influential individuals and groups” to “further bolster COP28’s overall image and interests”....
August 12, 2023
FT MagazineGillian Tett
Long Covid and learning from past trauma
...Silent suffering deserves more noise Follow Gillian @gilliantett and email her at gillian.tett@ft.com Follow @FTMag to find out about our latest stories first...
August 30, 2023
National Health Service
Waits for hospital treatment in England hit record high
...Most nurses in England last month rejected the government’s offer of a 5 per cent rise for 2023-24 and are balloting on further walkouts....
June 8, 2023
FT Magazine
Algorithms are deciding who gets organ transplants. Are their decisions fair?
...As Jess began to suspect that Sarah was at a systematic disadvantage under the NLOS system, she sent in a detailed formal complaint and brokered a meeting between her family and the doctors and officials...
November 9, 2023
Lunch with the FT
Nadine Dorries: ‘I’m actually smarter than these guys in No 10’
...Or maybe Johnson just broke the rules and was held to account. Here lies a contradiction. For most of her life, Dorries embodied individual responsibility; now she lets Johnson off the hook....
June 16, 2023
Russian politics
Russian army snaps up Chinese off-road buggies popular in US
...In January 2022, on the eve of the full-scale invasion, official Chinese data suggests Russia bought $32mn worth of heavy goods vehicles and trailer trucks....
December 3, 2023
News in-depthHealthcare
Why are whistleblowers in the NHS often ignored?
...for murdering babies in her care....
August 27, 2023

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