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Books
What to read in 2024
...Woman, Life, Freedom by Marjane Satrapi et al (Seven Stories Press) The much-feted author of the graphic novel Persepolis leads a collection of vivid, “visually stunning” accounts of the current unrest gripping...
December 28, 2023
FT MagazineSimon Kuper
Why the higher paid should work longer than the rest
...In an analysis of results from the European Working Conditions Surveys for 15 countries, Mariann Rigó of Düsseldorf University et al found “that work stress generally increased from 1995 to 2015, and that...
March 16, 2023
FT Live
Finance Disrupted at TNW Conference
Shaking The Foundations Of Finance | Formerly Future of Finance
Thursday, 20 JuneAmsterdam, Netherlands
FT Swamp Notes
The knowledge gap Premium content
...Now see the many state attorneys-general (acolytes, no doubt of Alito et. al.) who want to sanction corporations that adopt ESG....
November 28, 2022
HTSI12 extraordinary interiors we loved this year
Castello Sonnino, the Tuscan retreat blessed by Gucci
...Whether with the University of British Columbia or Colorado College (just two of the numerous universities whose masters and doctorate students Castello Sonnino has hosted), “we collaborate on developing...
October 28, 2022
Britain after Brexit
UK’s approach to solving the protocol problems is illegal Premium content
...As Lord David Pannick QC et al observed in a letter to the Times this week the doctrine of necessity requires “grave and imminent peril” to which the state in question has not contributed....
June 16, 2022
Moral Money
Falling out of love with stakeholder capitalism Premium content
...However, Bebchuk et al conclude that this throws the ball into the government’s court....
February 14, 2022
FT Live
Strategies for Trading Interest Rate Volatility
Understanding the rate environment and capitalising on fluctuations
Thursday, 20 June71 Basinghall Avenue, London EC2V, UK
FT MagazineJancis Robinson
Do you speak wine?
...I don’t honestly think anyone gets up in the morning intent on finding a wine that tastes of dried strawberry, iodine, oyster shell, wet earth et al....
June 5, 2021
FT Magazine
The smashing of the British state
...“The fact that [David] Cameron, [Jeremy] Heywood (the most powerful civil servant) et al did not understand many basic features of how the world works is why I and a few others gambled on the referendum,...
October 8, 2020
Dear JonathanJonathan Black
Should I study a masters straight away, or work for a few years?
...As Mr Azoulay, Mr Jones et al reported last year, “successful entrepreneurs are middle-aged, not young”....
January 15, 2020
Letter
Letter: Disposal of spent nuclear fuel is not an unsolved problem
...We disagree strongly with the letter from Dr Paul Dorfman et al (“Uncertainties surround spent nuclear fuel disposal”, November 20)....
December 6, 2019
FT Books Essay
The looming urgency of how we feed our population
...Among them is Tim Lang, who heads the Centre for Food Policy at City University London. Feeding Britain might, at first glance, seem a little dry for the general reader....
April 16, 2020
FTWeekend Live Q&A
What are the week’s new films to watch from home?
...a character asks at a critical juncture. (Incidentally, for my money, Cronenberg’s scuffed aesthetic has dated at least a little better than the gleaming postmodernism of Neo and Trinity et al.)...
March 26, 2020
FT Swamp Notes
Michael Bloomberg’s coming Waterloo
...If money and the absence of political correctness will defeat Trump et al, so be it . . . The means will justify the outcome....
February 28, 2020
Equities
Markets Now - Thursday 9th April 2020
...Andrew Garthwaite et al at Credit Suisse has had a fiddle about with the model portfolio, resulting in insurers getting a push....
April 9, 2020
Best of FT Weekend long reads 2019
How Oxford University shaped Brexit — and Britain’s next prime minister
...Only at Oxford did they acquire the qualities that Johnson et al already had: a ruling-class accent, rhetorical skills and the ability to feel confident in any establishment setting....
September 18, 2019
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
FT Magazine
Who’s using your face? The ugly truth about facial recognition
...About 1,700 students at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, were photographed on 20 different days, between February 2012 and September 2013, using a “long-range high-resolution surveillance camera...
September 18, 2019
FT Magazine
From prison to prize contender: Shahidul Alam’s tumultuous year
...The Prix Pictet exhibition “Hope” is at the V&A Museum, London, November 14-December 8; vam.ac.uk....
October 18, 2019
FT AlphavilleJamie Powell
High resolution music is a solution looking for a problem
...This finding is also in line with previous literature on the subject (Yoshikawa et al., 1995; Pras et al., 2009; Pras & Guostavino, 2010)....
May 13, 2019
FT SeriesCompanies prospering in the pandemic
Prospering in the pandemic: the top 100 companies
...Veeva is a Salesforce for life sciences, a cloud-based system that helps pharmaceutical companies manage data....
June 19, 2020
FirstFT
FirstFT: Today’s top stories
...(FT) How Oxford university shaped Brexit — and Boris If you open yellowing student newspapers from 30 years ago, you’ll find the same faces dominating today’s British news....
June 21, 2019
ReviewNon-Fiction
Palaces for the People by Eric Klinenberg — no substitute
...And if Zuckerberg et al believe in community as much as they profess, why are their own headquarters and philanthropic efforts not more community focused?...
November 9, 2018
FT SeriesArt Basel 2018
Collector Naomi Milgrom on her hands-on approach to philanthrophy
...She describes the brands as “idiosyncratic to the Australian way of life”, which might explain her success in standing up to the relentless march of Zara, Topshop et al....
June 8, 2018
FTfmJohn Dizard
London may be key to ‘hot’ euro-yuan rival to the US dollar
...“For 3,000 years there has been just one dominant international currency,” says Steve Hanke, a monetary economist at Johns Hopkins University. “The average life is about 300 years....
January 7, 2018
Special ReportAfrican Philanthropy
Africa’s growing art scene turns to private funding
...Alami Lazraq, the Moroccan property magnate, for example, sponsored the construction of the Museum of African Contemporary Art Al Maaden, which opened last year in Marrakesh....
November 15, 2017
FT SeriesThe new adventurers
Can Leo Houlding rewrite the rules of Antarctic exploration?
...The mountain has been climbed only once before, from the much more straightforward north side, by the late US mountaineer Mugs Stump and his geologist brother Edmund, now a professor at Arizona State university...
October 27, 2017

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