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The real impact of the ESG backlash
...“There are many people with opinions about how we should manage our clients’ money,” he wrote in this year’s annual letter. “But the money doesn’t belong to these people. It’s not ours either....
December 4, 2023
Markets
Unhedged: markets, finance and strong opinions
...To-the-point and sophisticated, Unhedged is a smart, timely, informal update that marries strong opinion to hard facts....
August 25, 2023
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
Jeffrey S Merrifield
Climate change is warming public opinion to nuclear power
The urgency of environmental concerns is helping to drive a significant shift in views
March 21, 2024
Undercover EconomistTim Harford
The surprising data behind supercentenarians
Lies, damn lies and longevity
April 19, 2024
LexHelen Thomas
The Lex Newsletter: Big is still beautiful Premium content
Plus, CVC, tech IPOs, London’s market, Wood Group
April 17, 2024
Visual and data journalism
Meta’s Twitter rival Threads unravels
...The Labour party, currently enjoying a strong lead in the opinion polls, has explicitly ruled out any renationalisation in the water and energy sectors if they win the general election expected next year.About...
August 13, 2023
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
Ruchir Sharma
The overstimulated superpower
One overlooked reason for US resilience is stimulus still coursing through the economy
April 22, 2024
FT MagazineRobert Shrimsley
Ask Robert: is it safe to sext?
The do’s and mostly don’ts — especially if you’re in government
April 19, 2024
Soumaya Keynes
The economics of running
Does a hotter economy really make you faster?
April 19, 2024
Janan Ganesh
OJ Simpson and the paradox of American power
As the country loses clout, it holds the world’s attention more
April 20, 2024
The FT ViewThe editorial board
Assisted dying: an idea whose time has come
...Opinion polls indicate substantial public support for legalisation....
April 5, 2024
LexDiamonds and gemstones
Diamond market shows serious cracks from man-made stones Premium content
Miners are battling to whittle down the oversupply of gems
April 24, 2024
Anjana Ahuja
Beware the pragmatism of the nonchalant ‘hot earthers’
Defending the environmental status quo in the name of ‘pragmatism’ is indefensible
April 24, 2024
LexCorporate governance
Concentrated power at the top of businesses remains a red flag Premium content
There remains a logic to separating functions of chair and chief executive
April 19, 2024
Oleksandra Matviichuk
Ukraine cannot fight evil with empty hands
The trapped US funds are the difference between life and death for many of us
April 18, 2024
FT Live
Financial Times @COP
FT Live events coinciding with COP
Monday, 11 NovemberBaku, Azerbaijan
Leo Lewis
How the secret of sleep keeps us awake
Businesses can keep exploiting our tiredness while scientists seek to explain the mechanics of it
April 23, 2024
LexLive Nation Entertainment Inc
Live Nation deserves to face the antitrust music Premium content
An unwinding of the Ticketmaster deal no longer looks far-fetched
April 18, 2024
Zeinab Badawi
What the people of Sudan need from us
One year on, this nightmare war shows no signs of ending
April 17, 2024
FT MagazineTim Hayward
Hannah, Westminster Bridge: how to do kaiseki — restaurant review
Out with the formality, in with emotion at this Japanese gem
April 18, 2024
The FT ViewThe editorial board
Financial stability in the last mile
Policymakers should remain vigilant about outstanding risks to the global financial system
April 22, 2024
Jan Dalley
Beyond boycotts at the Venice Biennale
This week’s responses to the Israel-Hamas war remind us that art is rarely apolitical
April 20, 2024
Nilanjana Roy
Why authors’ letters sometimes say more than their books
Seamus Heaney’s touching acts of kindness, Jane Austen’s hangovers — an author’s correspondence reveals things that literature cannot
April 23, 2024
LexFund management
UK’s asset managers need more than a change in macro mood Premium content
The basic issue for the sector is that revenues are flatlining
April 22, 2024
Katie Martin
The great bet on rate cuts is off
We are trapped in old ways of thinking about inflation
April 18, 2024
Robin Lane Fox
Notes from a small vegetable garden
The possibilities have multiplied recently for gardens in tight spaces, from pots to patios, buckets to balconies
April 20, 2024

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