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Jo Ellison
Serge Gainsbourg, David Beckham and the secrets of eternal style
...It’s also the most immaculate curation I’ve seen since visiting the Chanel show at the V&A....
October 13, 2023
Life & Arts
How Horst P Horst captured the inside world of the rich and famous
...His career spanned 60 years and is the subject of a major retrospective at the V&A in London....
October 17, 2014
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
FT Magazine
Barometer: travel
...There are Nespresso machines, “larders” of snacks, vast showers, fluffy dark grey robes and the sine qua non of any hotel opened in 2012, leather-bound Roberts radios....
November 2, 2012
FT AlphavilleTracy Alloway
‘V’ victorious
...Ls, Ws, hooks and diminishing sine waves are out of the economic spotlight, then. For now at least. Related links: Stop the rot!...
May 11, 2009
FT AlphavilleTracy Alloway
The square root-shaped recovery
...In any case we are filing it with the hooks and diminishing sine waves of odd economic recovery shapes. Related link: ‘V’ victorious – FT Alphaville...
May 12, 2009
FT AlphavilleStacy-Marie Ishmael
What shape the US economic recession and recovery?
...Forget U, V, W or even the newly Roubini-endorsed L when it comes to the shape of the US recession, for Deutsche Bank has introduced the “diminishing sine wave.” FT Alphaville is not making this up....
April 1, 2009
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
FT AlphavilleStacy-Marie Ishmael
Presenting the ‘Hook-shaped’ global economic recovery scenario
...Deutsche Bank was probably kidding when it argued the US recession (and subsequent recovery) might take the shape of a diminishing sine wave, but Moody’s is quite serious about a “hook-shaped scenario”....
May 6, 2009
Life & Arts
Overdue process
...Two prominent American lawyers had turned them down, but eventually they reached Tom Wilner, a partner in the major Wall Street firm, Shearman Sterling. Wilner took the case....
August 27, 2004

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