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Ain’t no party like a self-isolation party
...And if you want cheese-and-pineapple hedgehogs, do as the Grill at The Dorchester’s head chef Tom Booton suggests and use Gouda cheese with salt-baked pineapple and beer-pickled onions....
April 28, 2020
At Home with the FT
Gangsta Gardener uses earth-shattering tactics
...As he puts it, “people think what I’m doing is about food but it’s not; it’s about opportunity, giving people a shot”....
December 1, 2017
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
Life & Arts
Swine old time: a road trip around Pig’s country house hotels
...“As a nation we’ve made a real mess of the south coast,” says Hutson as we sit by a roaring fire in the bar at the first Pig to open, near Brockenhurst in the New Forest....
April 28, 2017
Life & Arts
Trump’s army: behind the scenes at a campaign HQ
...Yet Randy Ross is a man in high spirits as he bounds into the Trump campaign’s downtown Orlando office. He watched the debate with other supporters, sipping white wine at a local bar....
October 21, 2016
FT Magazine
When your boss is an algorithm
...Percolata is one of the Silicon Valley companies trying to make this happen. The technology business, which Netessine advises, has about 40 retail chains as clients, including Uniqlo and 7-Eleven....
September 8, 2016
UK politics
Grim verdict delivered over deep cuts to legal aid
...Michael Turner QC, former chairman of the Criminal Bar Association, said: “This government is taking away what we think of as a cornerstone of our democracy, and doing it unnecessarily....
March 7, 2014
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
Nicholas LanderLife & Arts
Why the term ‘restaurant’ may soon disappear
...But by dividing the space into the “cheap” and “expensive” seats it can be construed as socially divisive and is not great for business if the more expensive side stays conspicuously vacant....
November 22, 2008

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