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FT Magazine
This Joshua Reynolds painting is a national treasure. Why is Britain struggling to keep it?
...The Getty was the obvious international candidate; the family has given tens of millions to museums, including Britain’s National Gallery, and J Paul Getty II became a British citizen and was knighted before...
February 23, 2023
Crossword
Crossword and Polymath competitions suspended
...Zant-Boer, Farthingstone, England Crossword 16,338: Ailsa Bolton, France; John Morrissey, Surrey, England; RK Ajayakumar, Croydon, England Polymath 1,050: Anthea Sinclair, Edinburgh Crossword 16,332: Thomas...
June 5, 2020
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
US politics & policy
Big US pharma dealmaking plunges to five-year low
...The biggest industry acquisition in 2017 is Johnson & Johnson’s $30bn takeover of Actelion, a Swiss biotech company, a deal which allowed J&J to use its foreign cash hoard without paying US taxes....
June 12, 2017
Brexit
Economists still gloomy on post-Brexit economy
...Paul Fisher, principal, PGFpolicy Feel about the same as 12 months ago....
January 1, 2018
Life & Arts
How 19th-century seed catalogues put US growers in the picture
...Author Roland J Green addressed a primarily female audience: “The cultivation of flowers is an appropriate amusement for young ladies....
March 11, 2016
Life & Arts
From masterpieces to selfies: Simon Schama on portraits of a nation
...The historian Thomas Carlyle believed a portrait was “worth half a dozen biographies”....
September 11, 2015
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
Robin Lane Fox
A cultivated view of paradise: the art of painting gardens
...Two watercolours, one by Thomas Sandby, in 1752, the other by his brother Paul in 1798, show unusual work in progress....
April 10, 2015
ReviewLife & Arts
Readers’ favourite books of 2014
...David J Bentley, Oldham, Greater Mancs Dept of Speculation, by Jenny Offill On the face of it, this is a story of marriage and motherhood in modern America....
December 26, 2014
FT Magazine
Architecture in photography at the Barbican
...Its star was Andreas Gursky, who became the world’s most expensive photographer when his enigmatically blank landscape “Rhein II” sold for more than $4m in 2011....
September 12, 2014
World
New leader needs skills of a modern manager
...It is a view shared by Thomas J. Reese, a Jesuit author and expert on the modern Church. “The current Curia is not even a 19th-century bureaucracy....
March 13, 2013
My PortfolioProperty sector
Mixed fortunes for our foursome
...This oil minnow was 17.5p a year or so ago, but raced up to 30p on the appointment of Thomas O’Gorman and Gerry Walsh to the board....
September 28, 2012
ReviewLife & Arts
Books of the Year
...JAR Paris Vol II , by Pierre Genet and Joel Arthur Rosenthal, JAR Vol II, RRP$800 In 2003, Rosenthal published the limited edition 10lb-plus JAR Paris....
November 29, 2013
FT & Goldman Sachs Business Book of the Year Award
Extracts from the 2013 shortlist
...Their shortcomings led millions of people into dire poverty and created a fertile environment for World War II....
October 16, 2013
FT AlphavilleLisa Pollack
Pink picks
...Both the US and China are among the countries that are in the process of implementing Basel II....
October 19, 2011
FT AlphavilleEquities
Guest post: Post-Modern Fiscal Theory
...As J A Wheeler put it, “Reality is defined by the questions you put to it”....
February 24, 2012
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
ReviewLife & Arts
Pick of the crop
...reconstruction of the conflict between Henry II, the 12th-century English monarch, and Thomas Becket, his Archbishop of Canterbury....
June 29, 2012
Life & Arts
Andrew Clark on ‘Anna Nicole’
...Howard Marshall II, her geriatric husband-to-be (Alan Oke), hymns the elixir of oral sex. There’s a part for her lawyer-cum-lover Stern (Gerald Finley) that never quite takes off....
February 18, 2011
InterviewFT Magazine
Chef talk: Cooking the books
...Last year I gave my chefs Thomas Keller’s three books, as his food is really inspiring, but I also often give my own book, Personne Ne Me Volera Ce Que J’ai Dansé (Editions Cherche-Midi)....
December 17, 2010
InterviewLunch with the FT
Lunch with the FT: François Pinault
...A landmark was Mondrian’s “Tableau Losangique II”, bought for $8.8m in 1990, which announced the rigorous, cerebral nature of his taste....
April 8, 2011
Insurance
Systemic risks of insurers in spotlight
...For some these new “Solvency II” rules for insurers bear too much similarity to the Basel II rules for banks that played a key role in the financial crisis....
December 3, 2009
Fund management
Risk management for private equity under scrutiny soon
...Thomas Meyer’s latest book (co-authored with Pierre-Yves Mathonet) is J-Curve Exposure...
October 4, 2009
World
Classics: J Class revival recreates a playground for private racers
...Gerard Dykstra and Partners were responsible for the latest J Class build, Hanuman, a replica of Sopwith’s Endeavour II, launched at the Royal Huisman shipyard in the Netherlands in March....
September 22, 2009
Life & Arts
The falling market for luxury super-yachts
...In a later race on Hamilton II, we have a grandstand view of Velsheda and Ranger, two of the best-maintained J-class boats, sailing neck and neck, sometimes within a rope’s length of the honey-coloured rocks...
March 14, 2009
ReviewLife & Arts
Books of the year
...The Three Emperors: Three Cousins, Three Empires and the Road to World War One By Miranda Carter Fig Tree, £25 The parallel, interrelated lives of Kaiser Wilhelm II, George V and Nicholas II provide a grotesque...
November 28, 2009
UK economy
‘Tea with Mussolini’ museum in a stew
...It was made to honour the memory of the heroes and heroines of the tea world and decorated with figures including Sir Thomas Lipton and Catherine of Braganza, the wife of Charles II who is credited with...
May 10, 2008

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