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FT Magazine
The reopening of the American mind
...Many American colleges and universities run similar programmes. MIT, Stanford, Harvard and many more are famous for incubating world-changing companies, with or without a formal code name....
October 26, 2023
HTSIHow To Give It 2023
The queens of NYC philanthropy
...Fales-Hill’s passions are many, including St Paul’s School in New Hampshire, Harvard College and the American Ballet Theatre (ABT), in particular its diversity effort ABT Rise....
December 8, 2023
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
FT Magazine
No other investor has a life story quite as unbelievable as Li Lu
...He owns cowboy boots and is fond of talking about the American dream that made him wealthy....
September 7, 2023
Person in the News
Jim Herbert, founder of First Republic
...“My standards shot up, and I never looked back,” Herbert recalled for the bank’s historian. He met and married Cecilia Healy, one of Harvard’s early female MBAs....
May 1, 2023
Leon Black
Leon Black’s downfall confounds the legacy of #MeToo on Wall Street
...The failure of one of Drexel’s biggest clients, the Executive Life Insurance Company, destroyed the retirement incomes of thousands of Americans....
November 22, 2023
FT SeriesIcons only – the HTSI autumn arts special 2023
What happens when an arts icon dies?
...As full-time president and CEO of the estate, Janie now runs two companies. Experience Hendrix oversees posthumous releases, CDs and documentaries, alongside music licensing....
September 22, 2023
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
The Henry Mance Interview
Matthew Desmond: ‘America does so much more to subsidise affluence than alleviate poverty’
...He moved to Harvard, and seeing the gap between the poverty of Milwaukee and the affluence of Cambridge, experienced “pretty long-lasting depression”....
March 27, 2023
The Week Ahead
No signs of a thaw
...Key economic and company reports Here is a more complete list of what to expect in terms of company reports and economic data this week....
February 5, 2023
FirstFT
FirstFT: Biden accuses Big Oil of ‘profiteering’
...Investors will be on the lookout for more details about plans for the potential reunification of Fox and fellow Rupert-Murdoch owned News Corp, parent of the Wall Street Journal, under one company, when...
November 1, 2022
HTSI
The big Boston rebrand
...One of her recommendations is Pagu, a Spanish-Japanese fusion between Central Square and MIT run by Tracy Chang, a former teaching fellow on the Harvard Science and Cooking program who previously worked...
December 29, 2022
FT Magazine
How a squad of MAGA warriors flush with cash turned on each other
...After that, Gilbert named fellow board member Mack to be president of America’s Frontline Doctors, paying him $20,000 a month and tasking him with investigating Gold....
July 20, 2023
FT Magazine
Ron DeSantis is Donald Trump with brains and without the drama
...In it, DeSantis accuses the former president of exceeding his constitutional authority with bailouts of the automotive sector and his compulsory health insurance programme....
October 20, 2022
Watches & Jewellery
My Favourite Pieces: Leon Botstein’s pocket watches that have witnessed history
...says Botstein, 75, who is music director of the American Symphony Orchestra and president of Bard College, a liberal arts institution in New York state....
April 1, 2022
FT Magazine
Can a really, really big flagpole unite America? That’s the plan
...“What if this was the only place that honoured every one of our over 24 million fellow Americans who have served this country and fought for our freedom?”...
November 5, 2022
Person in the NewsRobin Wigglesworth
Ken Griffin, financial prodigy turned industry giant
...The deal valued Citadel Securities at $22bn, adding $5bn to Griffin’s net worth and lifting him to 26 in the Forbes table of the richest Americans. Many fellow financiers were agog at the deal....
January 14, 2022
FT Live
US Pharma and Biotech Summit
Strategies for innovation, pricing and access
Thursday, 16 MayNew York, NY, USA
Economists Exchange
Claudia Goldin: ‘Greedy work has been made less greedy’
...When I was president of the American Economic Association, I decided that I would give of my time to explore an issue of importance having to do with women and economics....
March 3, 2022
Camilla Cavendish
It’s time to stand back and ask what GPs are for
...The writer, a former head of the Number 10 Policy Unit, is a Harvard senior fellow Long before the pandemic struck, one of my favourite GPs told me he was getting out....
November 12, 2021
ObituaryColin Powell
Colin Powell, US general and statesman, 1937-2021
...His father was a foreman in the shipping department of a garment trade company....
October 18, 2021
FT AlphavilleAshley Nunes
The inequities of electric vehicles
...Ashley Nunes is the Director of Competition Policy at the R Street Institute and a Research Fellow at Harvard Law School....
August 11, 2021
Megan Greene
Boosting brain health is key to a thriving economy
...The writer is a senior fellow at Harvard Kennedy School Fuelled by fiscal and monetary stimulus, the US economy has bounced back....
August 12, 2021
Due Diligence
Scandal-hit Big Four seek refuge on the moral high ground Premium content
...American International Group, the insurance company that was a pioneer in the business, has made billions of dollars in profit out of housing tax credits, according to a lawsuit filed in 2017 by several...
August 31, 2021
FT Magazine
The fight to overcome vaccine hesitancy among African Americans
...The idea was to sell her educational output to healthcare and insurance companies, but venture capital funds would not back her — they saw her work as worthy but unprofitable....
February 24, 2021
FT SeriesThe new social contract
The Recessionals: why coronavirus is another cruel setback for millennials
...The Harvard poll found that 85 per cent of young Americans favour some measure of reform to the student loan programme....
July 9, 2020
News in-depthThe Big Read
‘Everybody has their eyes on America’: Black Lives Matter goes global
...former president of Liberia and a winner of the Nobel Peace Prize....
June 21, 2020
Daniel Susskind
Universal Basic Income is an affordable and feasible response to coronavirus
...The writer is a fellow in economics at Balliol College, Oxford university, and the author of ‘A World Without Work’ The coronavirus crisis is a disaster for many workers....
March 18, 2020

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