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OutlookPatti Waldmeir
Can the secrets of living to 100 translate to ordinary urban life?
...In the US Midwest where I now live, it still takes effort to be healthy: I drive every day, because I can....
November 13, 2023
Financial services
Revisiting private equity valuations
...The IPO market is clearly not healthy either, so exits remain difficult, and refinancing debts is a lot more expensive now....
October 24, 2023
FT Live
TNW Conference 2024 - The Next Web
Europe’s leading tech event for corporates, startups, investors and governments
Thursday, 20 JuneAmsterdam, Netherlands
News in-depthFood & Beverage
Plant-based meat industry on a mission to rebrand itself as healthy option
...However, investor enthusiasm for the sector waned amid higher interest rates and stagnating sales during the cost of living crisis. Beyond Meat is now worth about $560mn....
October 6, 2023
Moral Money
Coca-Cola and Pepsi face investors’ bubbling health concerns Premium content
...In other words, it suggested, sales of less healthy products can help finance the development of healthier foods....
May 1, 2024
Europe
The trouble with imaginary zombies
...In general, zombie firms pay more for their credit than healthy companies, and are less likely to have new loans extended....
July 12, 2023
News in-depthBoeing Co
Boeing tries to rise above quality failures at 737 Max supplier
...Boeing also wanted to shed unionised workers that it saw as profiting inordinately by living in Kansas while receiving wage increases at rates negotiated for workers living in metro Seattle, said Robert...
October 23, 2023
FT Live
Due Diligence Live
Where leaders in investment and finance meet
Tuesday, 8 OctoberLondon, UK
The Art Market
Celebrity auctions boost sales in a turbulent year
...Going into 2024, how best to represent living artists in a fragmented field looks likely to dominate the primary market....
December 28, 2023
LexTech start-ups
Tech start-ups: valuations are even lower than data suggests Premium content
...More than 90 per cent of VC-backed start-ups are not profitable and burn through cash, living on money raised when valuations were high. They cannot hang on forever....
May 16, 2023
News in-depthMars Inc
Mars joins push into premium with Hotel Chocolat deal
...Mars sees huge potential in what it calls “permissible” snacking and has set a target for 30 per cent of its snacking portfolio to be made up of healthy products by 2030, according to Clarke....
November 20, 2023
FT Magazine
An afternoon on the Hollywood picket line
...There were also healthy royalties back then. Writers are fighting to get them back. The old TV model meant Hollywood writers could make a good living in LA, maybe even a great living....
August 17, 2023
News in-depthNikkei Asia
Indian start-up valuations are slashed by global investors
...And without VC-funded discounting, it is tough to grow businesses in India.”...
May 31, 2023
LexTech start-ups
Tech companies: private valuation downturn is just a matter of time Premium content
...Figma is not an indication of a healthy private market, it is the exception....
September 19, 2022
Private equity
Is private equity actually worth it?
...For example: if Generic Greek God Capital is buying Widgetmaker Inc, 70 per cent of the equity it ponies up might come from one of its LBO funds....
March 5, 2024
The editorial board
A glimmer of hope in treating Alzheimer’s disease
...More than 50mn people worldwide are living with dementia and the number is projected to exceed 150mn by 2050....
December 2, 2022
John Thornhill
The tech sector teardown is more catharsis than crisis
...“I think that this is healthy....
May 12, 2022
FT Live
Finance Disrupted at TNW Conference
Shaking The Foundations Of Finance | Formerly Future of Finance
Thursday, 20 JuneAmsterdam, Netherlands
#techAsia
Sony’s Apple strategy and Jack Ma in Tokyo Premium content
...But healthy demand is only part of the story. Many of the chips made by Chinese companies are for low-end or midrange devices, and a significant portion are manufactured by foreign contract chipmakers....
December 1, 2022
Working It
These companies want you to work abroad
...Next week, we turn to the cost of living crisis. What can (or should) managers and employers do to help their staff?...
July 27, 2022
FT SeriesLeading in a crisis
Mars’ outgoing CEO on succession, family businesses and eating his own dog food
...What John Mars called Reid’s “healthy dissatisfaction with the status quo” also aligned with the family’s long-held desire to keep the company moving forward....
September 29, 2022
The Art Market
New York auction season ends with record $2.5bn total
...Klein wanted to remove his own hand from his work and referred to his life models as “living brushes”....
May 26, 2022
FT MagazineElaine Moore
Reach for the stars: what Clubhouse can learn from TikTok
...Living up to inflated expectations won’t be easy. It makes sense that teenagers would swerve an app that is part conference call, part LinkedIn boast....
February 16, 2021
Due Diligence
Jack and Jay-Z mix business with friendship Premium content
...(Washington Post) Conservative crypto Most players in the bitcoin boom have a healthy appetite for risk....
March 5, 2021
Mergers & Acquisitions
The hedge fund that got wrecked by day traders Premium content
...Unless you’ve been living under a rock (in which case, congrats, and can we join you?), you’ve probably heard about the GameStop saga....
January 28, 2021
A complete guide to the healthy home
Where do you sit on the ‘mappiness’ index?
...Now it’s the opportunity to be healthy, breathe fresh air, and spend time with the people you love.”...
March 22, 2021
Markets
Further reading
...SXSW’s cancellation -- Arguments for fiscal policy -- SoulCycle takes on Peloton -- The Hunterghazi probe -- The stay rich portfolio -- IoT: precarious living...
March 10, 2020
News in-depthNikkei Asia
Asahi and rivals prepare for drier times in Asia
...Yoshinori Isozaki, president of Japanese drinks group Kirin, said his company was focused on healthier living trends. “Alcohol will not be eliminated, but it is not healthy,” he told Nikkei....
February 10, 2021

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