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FT SeriesFT Magazine’s London design special 2023
Palestinian artist Dima Srouji on creating ‘forgeries’ of V&A artefacts
...Zehra Munir is the FT’s opinion commissioning editor Follow @FTMag to find out about our latest stories first...
September 9, 2023
Constanze Stelzenmüller
Russia may prefer sabotage of critical infrastructure over nuclear weapons
...Policymakers in Berlin should contemplate the possibility that this latest variant of Kremlin messaging is precision-targeted at German public opinion, which has been jittery about nuclear disasters ever...
October 18, 2022
FT Live
Future of Asset Management Europe
New fund firm models for Europe's resurgence
Tuesday, 12 NovemberLondon, UK
Britain after Brexit
Tories cling to the fantasy of a Brexit ‘productivity boost’ Premium content
...Even among Tory voters the positive differential has nearly halved, shrinking from around plus-44 to (67 ‘well’ v 23 ‘badly’) in January 2020 to plus-23 (58 ‘well’ v 35 ‘badly’) today....
July 14, 2022
FT MagazineRobert Shrimsley
What the Royal Family could learn from Apple
...“With the thinnest ever pastry crust, the juiciest fruit, the most exact precision slicing and the most perfectly unrefined caster sugar, we have reinvented the dessert and we are calling it . . ....
January 14, 2022
FT Alphaville
How to spend a million dollars, by Sam Bankman-Fried
...Also incorporated at the same address is Proper Chemical Limited. It has the same listed number as Fern Labs, but extremely little other information is available....
December 19, 2022
#techFT
Apple’s main event is still the iPhone
...In an FT opinion piece, tech analyst Benedict Evans says Apple has mastered with metronomic precision bringing out every year a new handset that sells half a million units a day and provides 40 per cent...
September 10, 2021
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
Continental AG
Germany’s Continental was ‘pillar’ of Nazi war effort, study finds
...instruments for V-1 cruise missiles....
August 27, 2020
Julie Goldsmith Reiser
Boards must be held accountable for sexual harassment scandals
...Boards may feel comfortable giving themselves a pass because the top court in Delaware, where most US companies are incorporated, ruled in the 2000 case of White v Panic that an all-male corporate board’...
January 1, 2020
FT MagazineGillian Tett
Finance v physics: even ‘flash boys’ can’t go faster than light
...And while it is hard for an outsider to track this with precision — because these companies are so competitive and obsessively secretive — Mackenzie believes those dizzying data speeds are getting even faster...
February 20, 2019
David Allen Green
Opinion: if you want to cut legal bills, give clear instructions and use technology
...Precision, plainness and purpose are more important. Lawyers can make more money from vagueness and unclear instructions than almost anything else....
November 15, 2018
FT AlphavilleRobert Smith
Lebara’s sale of a Tamil Netflix: what just happened?
...UK's Companies House shows that “LBR Media Limited” was incorporated in December 2017, with its shareholder listed as Celvam Capital Limited....
April 27, 2018
Special ReportSpace Mining
Interplanetary players: a who’s who of space mining
...“In my personal opinion, it’s probably a good 15 years off revenue.”...
October 19, 2017
The Long ViewJohn Authers
Lessons from the Quant Quake resonate a decade later
...Everyone left realising that quant models were not the guaranteed market-beaters they had assumed, and that market behaviour could not be modelled with precision....
August 18, 2017
FT Magazine
‘We’ve had a lot of silence for a long time’: Ireland’s abortion battle
...When do you traverse that point with precision?”...
April 26, 2018
The FT ViewBrexit
Achieving a great repeal will not be copy-and-paste
...Copy machines and correction fluid — or, for the more modern bureaucrat, control-c and control-v keys — will not be enough....
March 30, 2017
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 AlphavilleUK banks
Guest post: The Panama Papers — what exactly is the problem?
...If anybody had any doubt about how serious HMRC take these matters they need only examine the cases of R v Dimsey and R v Allen in 1999....
August 12, 2016
ExplainerUK business
Economists predict the UK economy’s trajectory in 2019
...Samuel Tombs, chief UK economist, Pantheon Macroeconomics The government is being guided by public opinion, which no longer supports austerity....
January 2, 2019
FT AlphavilleDan McCrum
Further Reading
...- Why not S/V?...
August 11, 2015
Charlie Porter
Andrew Bolton: the man at the Met
...“We all wear it, so we all have an opinion about it. It’s unlike painting or sculpture, where people are almost afraid to voice their opinion because they don’t feel they know enough.”...
April 29, 2016
FT MagazineAndrew Jefford
Langhe’s limelight
...Cartographer Alessandro Masnaghetti has mapped Langhe’s growing topographical precision via the publications available through his website enogea.it....
August 21, 2015
OpeningsArmand Marie Leroi
The eventual horizon
...The spaceship was a non-starter: Von Braun’s Saturn V, the rocket that powered Apollo, had killed it off....
July 17, 2015
FT AlphavilleSujeet Indap
Beta max
...Here is an opinion summary from law firm Simpson Thacher describing how the court judged predicted beta in a 2010 appraisal case, ” Global GT lp v. Golden Telecom”....
June 19, 2015
LexUS & Canadian companies
Google v Amazon: shopping spree
...Outsourcing delivery means Google cannot control costs and execution with the precision that Amazon does....
October 15, 2014
Currencies
Economists’ forecasts: Brexit would damage growth
...One way to picture the economic impact of a Brexit may be the shape of a letter ‘V’ or a ‘tick’....
January 3, 2016
FT AlphavilleCardiff Garcia
GS: QE’s portfolio rebalancing effect has been underestimated
...It can’t be done with precision....
November 4, 2013

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