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Britain’s egregious Rwanda asylum bill
...To clear the way for flights to happen, the bill “disapplies” some parts of other UK and international law....
April 23, 2024
FT GlobetrotterWhere to stay in Zurich
Park Hyatt Zürich: ‘Business-class feels beyond the airport lounge’
...Instead, guests get huge and tasteful layouts — large closets, plenty of room for all of your suitcases — all fitted with high-end tech and crisp high-quality linens....
February 26, 2024
FT Live
Evolving retirement strategies in an ever-changing world
What new regulatory developments mean for IFAs
Tuesday, 30 April1 Friday Street, London
UK Budget
What could the British ISA be worth?
...was similarly dismissive: [An] additional £5,000 allowance reserved for London-listed shares will have virtually no impact on investment....
March 7, 2024
Robert Shrimsley
The Conservatives have been unwitting handmaidens to statism
...On the one hand they talk loudly about individual freedom and rail against the nanny state. On the other, they cheerfully wave through intrusive or illiberal policies....
February 14, 2024
Special ReportFT Wealth: April
Investing through the eyes of a child
...healthcare and other services for children....
April 12, 2024
Special ReportFuture of AI
Financial services counting on AI for a productivity boost
...“These individuals will ensure that AI systems are deployed responsibly and comply with relevant regulations, such as data protection and privacy laws.”...
March 26, 2024
FT Live
Strategies for Trading Interest Rate Volatility
Understanding the rate environment and capitalising on fluctuations
Thursday, 20 June71 Basinghall Avenue, London EC2V, UK
Fund management
Henry Maxey versus the ‘massive moral hazard machine’
...The clients carry all the risk and most of the costs....
March 25, 2024
Libor scandal
Tom Hayes loses appeal against Libor rigging conviction
...Libor rigging scheme, and led to all charges against Hayes in the US being dropped....
March 27, 2024
Work Watch
Can a chief happiness officer improve workplace morale?
...What makes us content at work differs from team to team and individual to individual....
March 11, 2024
UK economy
Bracing for the Bank of England’s forecasting review
...And, judging by Bailey’s comments, this is (other than the looming death of the fan chart), potentially a “live” review — the recommendations, and how the BoE may respond to them, are an open question....
April 5, 2024
Beauty
Spa wars – the race to be the best retreat in the world
...The space is due to open next month, offering all the above services – and more – for a cool £5,000 joining fee plus £10,000 annually....
February 27, 2024
Martin Wolf
Fascism has changed, but it is not dead
...We know that he and his supporters intend to stuff the bureaucracy and judiciary with people personally loyal to him and criticise the legal system for holding him to account: he, after all, is above the...
March 26, 2024
Soumaya Keynes
Should pay be more transparent?
...And anyone wanting to hire will have to share salary bands with jobseekers. All this will probably sound good to anyone who has ever felt gaslit by an employer....
February 16, 2024
Interiors
How to harness the power of colour in your home
...As this and other findings emerge, you could have even more justification for that paint job....
April 19, 2024
Unhedged
What’s wrong with Apple? Premium content
...Revenues have been flattish at Apple for a while, but the sell-off is recent. Similarly China risk — it’s just not a new story. Valuation is never much of an explanation on its own....
April 2, 2024
FT Live
Crypto and Digital Assets Summit Asia
Transforming mainstream finance
Thursday, 5 DecemberDigital Conference
Agricultural commodities
Humanity loves a cup of tea. So where’s the futures market?
...As a result, futures markets exist for almost all food and mineral commodities, including steel, gold, coffee, sugar, orange juice, and wheat....
March 1, 2024
InterviewBank of England
BoE’s Bailey says rate cuts ‘in play’ in upbeat take on UK economy
...Similarly, policymakers should not wait for annual growth in wages and services prices to halve from current levels exceeding 6 per cent....
March 22, 2024
InterviewFilm
Alex Garland on new film Civil War: ‘How do we defend ourselves against extremism?’
...The film acknowledges that journalists can be conflicted or compromised as individuals, and can have all sorts of strange motivations. But, under all that stuff, there’s an ideology....
April 5, 2024
Global Economy
What makes ‘whatever-it-takes’?
...(As an aside, it makes us sad that the top results for “whatever it takes” on Google, Bing and DuckDuckGo were all an Imagine Dragons song, not the Super-Mario version....
February 5, 2024
Sheila Bair
How regulating banks inspired my children’s books
...Bid for a seasonal meal like no other with your favourite FT journalist and raise money for our financial literacy charity FT FLIC ft.com/appeal...
December 27, 2023
Free LunchMartin Sandbu
Parsing Europe’s productivity stagnation Premium content
...I first outlined such an idea last year. Recently, a related proposal for a “limited recourse” syndicated loan has been made by Lee Buchheit, Hugo Dixon and Daleep Singh....
March 7, 2024
FT Globetrotter
Move over, Milka: Zürich’s cool bean-to-bar chocolate scene
...Garcoa was born in 2016 with similarly high ethical standards to Laflor: beans are imported from farms and co-operatives in Ghana, Guatemala, Peru, India and Uganda, and all the rest is done in house....
March 27, 2024
Camilla Cavendish
When tensions are high, politicians cannot afford to stoke the flames
...In 2016, an imam called Shakeel Begg sued the BBC for libel after it had described him as an extremist who promoted violence....
March 2, 2024
European companies
The increasingly silly search for Europe’s (less) Magnificent Seven
...What about the other the other propositions? The standout selections are Citi’s inclusion of Ferrari and Richemont and SocGen’s choice of Hermès....
March 6, 2024
Robert Armstrong
2023, the year of the incompetent fraud
...Similarly, did Santos believe he was to succeed as a solo fraud in an institution as collegial as Congress? Come on. Social media is, surprisingly, not that great a place to lie....
December 22, 2023

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