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Due Diligence
The man who holds a $3.5bn trump card Premium content
...Altice: toast or not to toast John Malone, the legendary “cable cowboy” who pioneered leveraged buyouts of telecoms firms in the 1980s, did not mince his words when asked about the waning fortunes of his...
March 22, 2024
FT Magazine
The puzzling afterlife of Britain’s last executioner
...The series was to be titled “The Hangman’s Own Story” and would detail the final moments of several of the most infamous criminals he’d executed....
February 9, 2024
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
FT Magazine
It’s boom times for the ‘Real Fox Mulder’
...John Wickham, press and media officer of the volunteer-run British UFO Research Association, groaned when I asked if this had been the case....
September 15, 2023
Australian politics
Albanese claims victory to become first Australian Labor prime minister in nine years
...Labor had their best result in Western Australia, where they picked up several seats from the Liberals after a swing of around 10 per cent....
May 21, 2022
FT Magazine
How Glasgow’s tiny, muckraking crime mag stays afloat
...In 2020, his car was firebombed by unknown assailants....
March 3, 2023
Life & Arts
Inside the library of financial mistakes
...tales in business schools or economics faculties and are practically unknown in the City of London or on Wall Street....
November 4, 2022
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
Coronavirus economic impact
US business mood darkens as Delta variant upends forecasts
...As executives fanned out across post-Labor Day investor conferences, several said the Delta variant had injected uncertainty and volatility into their forecasts....
September 11, 2021
US foreign policy
Kamala Harris’s trip delayed by ‘anomalous health incident’ in Hanoi
...The state department has often used the phrase “anomalous health incidents” to describe Havana syndrome, a mysterious illness of unknown origin from which several US diplomats have reported suffering symptoms...
August 24, 2021
FT Magazine
What Cameo knows about celebrity
...At times, he tells me, when one of his shows has just aired, he can get up to 20 a day. One is from a man named Ben (“Good name, that!”...
January 21, 2022
FT Globetrotter
Many happy returns: the city spaces that bring joy to our correspondents and writers
...fabric umbrella that had yet to be named....
January 10, 2022
Film
From Moonlight to Zola — the rise and rise of indie film studio A24
...Named after an Italian motorway, A24 now has more than 100 employees in offices in New York and Los Angeles....
July 29, 2021
Cryptocurrencies
Tax officials tighten their grip on crypto
...The IRS successfully issued legal summonses, known as a John Doe Summons — used when a person’s name is unknown — to obtain investor information from crypto exchanges Coinbase, Kraken, and Poloniex....
October 15, 2021
The Art Market
Saatchi — the next generation steps up
...Exactly how much privately owned art is in storage is unknown, but a survey produced by Vastari, a business that connects art owners to museums, finds that the majority of its collectors have less than half...
September 10, 2020
FT Magazine
The fight to overcome vaccine hesitancy among African Americans
...In fact, her story remained almost entirely unknown until Rebecca Skloot’s 2010 book The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks....
February 24, 2021
Music
Pianist Víkingur Ólafsson: ‘Young people today listen with more open ears’
...The Bach disc that he devised, an imaginative collection of new and old arrangements, won several major awards and resulted in him being named Gramophone Artist of the Year 2019....
March 27, 2020
FT Live
Bank of the Year Awards 2024
Recognising the best in banking globally
Wednesday, 4 DecemberLondon, UK
InterviewMusic
How Abba’s Bjorn Ulvaeus helped develop Session, an ingenious new app for the music industry
...In the 1960s and 1970s, session musicians had fewer legal rights than they have today; it was not unknown for their names to be left off the credits....
March 9, 2020
Miami Art Week 2019
Mega-collectors Mera and Don Rubell: ‘It’s a walking history of our life!’
...And for a while it took the fun out of collecting. We couldn’t be who we were. People could walk in and say, ‘Where is your [Jasper] Johns?’ — and we were showing Keith Haring....
November 28, 2019
Jeffrey Epstein
Epstein’s ties to Wall Street elite revealed in filing
...The board included John Suydam, Apollo Global Management’s chief legal officer, John Hannan, chairman of Apollo Investment Corporation, and two of Mr Black’s sons, Benjamin and Joshua, according to the filings...
July 10, 2019
Goldman Sachs Group
Malaysia pursues Goldman across borders in 1MDB criminal probe
...by obtaining waivers from the US Department of Labor....
December 18, 2018
Uber IPO
Uber’s long list of legal woes ahead of its stock market listing
...“I can’t think of a bigger risk to them than the idea that these people will become employees,” said John Coffee, a securities law expert at Columbia University....
April 9, 2019
News in-depthThe Big Read
Colony Capital: the mixed investment record of Tom Barrack
...(People close to Colony insist the ultimate outcome is still unknown.)...
April 24, 2019
The Mind
The real reason Donald Trump lies
...Whatever its beginnings, “John Barron” gives us a sense of the vehemence of Trump’s self-doubt, his craving to be famous....
January 9, 2019
Due Diligence
How the Alstom/Siemens deal collapsed Premium content
...It still owns several overseas businesses, such as US retailer Brookstone and biotech company Dendreon....
February 7, 2019
ReviewFT Books Essay
Secrets and spies: can espionage ever be justified?
...Press, RRP$32.95/£20, 304 pages A Spy Named Orphan: The Enigma of Donald Maclean, by Roland Philipps, Bodley Head, RRP£20, 448 pages John Lloyd is an FT contributing editor Join our online book group...
June 22, 2018
FT Magazine
Hate speech, atrocities and fake news: the crisis in Myanmar
...Another was accosted in December by a group of villagers in northern Rakhine and interrogated by police officers for several hours....
February 22, 2018

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