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Travel
43 holidays to take in 2024
...Other parts of the palace are used for performances too, not least the Hall of Mirrors, where Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas can be heard on April 20, and the Chapelle Royale, where Bach’s B Minor Mass and Mozart...
December 30, 2023
The Big Read
The Murdoch family trust: how the scions could battle for control
...At a minimum, Lachlan needs a majority of non-family holders of B class shares, which come with more powerful voting rights....
January 9, 2023
FT Live
Attracting and Retaining Global Talent
How are countries, cities and companies competing for the best workforce?
Wednesday, 24 April44 Grosvenor Sq, London W1K 2HP, UK
FT Magazine
Welcome to the real farmers of TikTok
...Many, including Jessica West (@missfarming) and her showjumping calf Mooana, and Elerei Williams (@farmer_lel) and her sheepdog Cwin, enjoy a significant audience....
August 5, 2022
Travel
Travel discoveries of 2021
...Dedicated to modern and contemporary art, it has since last May hosted surveys of Joan Miró, Sean Scully and now Julian Opie (until March 6 2022). It’s an intriguing exhibition....
December 7, 2021
FT Magazine
Disney’s chief on his war with Netflix, irking the talent and breaking with the past
...Disney took a different tack, charging $30 to stream Black Widow and other new movies....
December 9, 2021
FT Magazine
The Englishman trying to save American bookstores from Amazon
...To change tack, it not only had to trust its employees but sacrifice the £27m it was paid by publishers to promote their books the year before Daunt joined....
June 3, 2021
FT Live
Crypto and Digital Assets Summit Asia
Transforming mainstream finance
Thursday, 5 DecemberDigital Conference
FT Magazine
Hong Kong’s historic businesses face an uncertain future
...two family-run empires: Jardine Matheson and the Swire Group....
February 18, 2021
Lunch with the FT
Geordie Greig: ‘Provocation is a good thing’
...Greig points to William and Kate, who have “an element of privacy and an element of sharing, an element of modesty, and not lecturing”....
October 4, 2019
UK local elections
Voters’ Brexit frustration looms large over UK local elections
...“I don’t even mention the ‘B’ word,” said Mr Fitzgerald, referring to Brexit. Instead he attempts to tack to safer ground: “Local issues being dealt with by local people.” It does not always work....
April 21, 2019
UK business
UK economists’ survey: recovery will be slower than in peer countries
...If Debt/GDP is about 1 now (UK-US levels) you can run a primary deficit of (g-r) — where g is growth rate and r is real cost of borrowing — and keep Debt/GDP constant....
January 3, 2021
FT Magazine
WeWork: how the ultimate unicorn lost its billions
...Knowing WeWork’s need for cash, Berrent and chief financial officer Artie Minson had prepared a plan B....
February 20, 2020
ReviewTheatre
Why the National Theatre’s Tartuffe is an honourable, interesting failure
...All trust in either the material to have delivered the point, or the audience to have got it, is bludgeoned away....
February 22, 2019
News in-depthThe Big Read
Venezuela: the political stand-off fuelling an economic collapse
...I ask you to trust in the route we have set out . . . an end to the usurpation, a transition government and free elections.”...
August 4, 2019
FT AlphavilleCardiff Garcia
Transcript of our Alphachat with Tyler Cowen about “Stubborn Attachments”
...Okay next, Emily Dickinson or William Wordsworth? Tyler Cowen I would say it’s close but I would pick Wordsworth because he has longer works and shorter works, and that variation I would find useful....
June 2, 2017
FT Magazine
Interview: Cameron Mackintosh
...I had a loving family and went to a minor public school (Prior Park College in Bath) so, compared with many people, I had a lot, but I didn’t have a trust fund,” he says....
January 15, 2016
FT Live
US Pharma and Biotech Summit
Strategies for innovation, pricing and access
Thursday, 16 MayNew York, NY, USA
The FT ViewUK economy
Osborne wins the battle on austerity
...Since unveiling his strategy to reduce the UK’s yawning budget deficit in 2010, George Osborne has faced immense pressure to change tack....
September 10, 2013
Life & Arts
Grayson Perry’s Reith Lectures: Who decides what makes art good?
...And then the opposite tack is if an artist is a bit too dry and heavy and kind of like, “Oh, it’s so bloody worthy,” the work will go (a) unsold and (b) unvisited probably – because it’s a bit dull....
October 11, 2013
FT Magazine
Desmond Tutu on God, Syria, Mandela — and laughter
...And my exhibit B, the success in the west of Richard Dawkins’ paean to atheism, his bestselling book, The God Delusion?...
September 13, 2013
ReviewLife & Arts
Books of the Year
...Butler, Joan Didion, Chris Kraus and Grace Paley....
November 29, 2013
Global Economy
Question 3: Fiscal policy
...In terms of should he do something, well maybe a small tax giveaway for middle income families....
January 1, 2013
Life & Arts
Who killed James Bond?
...But his reign came to a swift end and he later faced fraud charges. MGM’s fortunes have over the years been linked with those of the Broccoli family. Barbara Broccoli and her half-brother Michael G....
July 23, 2010
ReviewLife & Arts
Nonfiction round-up
...A Family Fable, by Max Hastings, HarperPress RRP£20 On the surface this appears to be a chronicle of tales of derring-do but there is darkness in this account by a leading British journalist whose family...
November 26, 2010
Life & Arts
Sailing with Dame Ellen MacArthur
...Moby was innovatively branded as B&Q on one side and Castorama – a French brand – on the other....
July 18, 2009
Lehman Brothers collapse
Corporate art’s new realism
...“It was agreed that if the company was sold, the Fleming family would buy the collection back at market value and give it all to a charitable foundation trust....
March 4, 2009
Fund management
Greater transparency could limit risk
...But informing investors more like partners would seem to be an essential tack....
November 16, 2008

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