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The shape of the future of AI; the empires of Britain and Russia in a 19th-century cold war; the ‘krautrock’ of Germany’s 1970s music scene; the murky colonialism of England’s landed wealth; Miranda July

May 10, 2024

Jo Ellison

The wisdoms of the longevity wackadoodles

...As his website claims, he is a four-time New York Times bestselling author, the CEO of Upgrade Labs and host of a podcast called The Human Upgrade, in which he discusses life on the longevity frontier....

May 11, 2024

FT Live

The Impact Of Gen AI On The Legal Sector

How are law firms leveraging technology to transform services and operations?

North American prime property

The rise of the Manhattan mega renter

...“All rents have gone up, and it trickles up from the bottom to the top of the chain.”...

May 10, 2024

The FT ViewThe editorial board

The next chapter in the streaming drama

...But it also shows the climax is approaching in a longer-running industry drama. The likely sale of Paramount marks it out as the first big casualty of the streaming wars. It may not be the last....

May 6, 2024

FT Schools

Politics class: The unravelling of the Scottish National party

...reasons for the current decline in the fortunes of the once-dominant Scottish National Party....

May 6, 2024

Cryptofinance

Cryptofinance: The trade-offs in chasing the decentralised dream Premium

...A recurring theme in the digital assets market is the mantra that the future of crypto is in decentralisation. Pursuing it sometimes seems like chasing the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow....

May 10, 2024

FT Live

TNW Conference 2024 - The Next Web

Europe’s leading tech event for corporates, startups, investors and governments

Scotland

The battle for the soul of the SNP

...“The Green deal put the thumb on one direction, disturbing the natural balance and creating frustration among voices on the opposite sides to the Greens.”...

April 30, 2024

The Big Read

The $9tn question: how to pay for the green transition

...But richer nations too are grappling with the cost of the transition....

May 6, 2024

The Big Read

The smuggling trail keeping Russian passenger jets in the air

...“The size of a shoebox, it’s a required feature for the safety of the aircraft . . . One unit, depending on the airplane, costs $15,000-25,000....

May 10, 2024

FT MagazineTim Hayward

Introducing the next generation to the legend of Chez Denise

...I imagine when you get off the Eurostar at the Gare du Nord, you’re probably filled with the thrilling possibilities of Paris. The romance, the atmosphere. Me? I’ve got a bloody list....

May 9, 2024

Ask Adeela

How to get the perfect smile (without the smile lines)

...I wouldn’t advise botox, which paralyses the muscles; instead I’d opt for dermal fillers, which “fill” the wrinkle space by pushing out the expression line by projecting the skin upwards....

May 7, 2024

European Parliament elections

Europe votes: will the European parliamentary elections change the EU?

...Meeting on the sidelines of the G7 summit on June 13, what decisions will the EU’s most powerful leaders take about the top jobs at the European Commission, the EU executive whose president Ursula von der...

May 8, 2024

#techAsia

Grading the Chips Act and the other costs of AI Premium

...“The more you do things in the UN, the more you play into China and Russia’s hands,” said Karen Pierce, Britain’s Ambassador to the US....

May 9, 2024

LexHelen Thomas

The Lex Newsletter: Sizing up the return of mining megadeals Premium

...First, this is a sector that still bears serious scars from the last cycle’s deals done in the wrong commodities, at the wrong time and at the wrong price....

May 10, 2024

FT Alphaville

And the winner is…

...Into the wheel they go. The winner is… . . . Akaash Babu and Jacob Phillips, students at the University of Chicago....

May 6, 2024

FT Live

Bank of the Year Awards 2024

Recognising the best in banking globally

Unhedged podcast19 min listen

The fight for Paramount

...Today on the show, we break down the boss battle for Paramount with deals editor James Fontanella-Khan. Also we talk about sports....

May 10, 2024

FT MagazineTim Hayward

The Devonshire, Soho: ‘The biggest opening since the pandemic’ — review

...The T-bone was gargantuan. Technically, it’s a cut from the base of the spine, just short of the pelvis and including the false ribs. But of what beast?...

May 2, 2024

LexHelen Thomas

The Lex Newsletter: Finding the edge Premium

...But we try to stay ahead of the pack and keep tabs on the companies that are doing the same. Here is a selection of pieces from the past few days....

May 1, 2024

Travel

The sheer pleasures of the Azores

...Out on the ocean, the work began with the netting of blue jack mackerel. At the tuna grounds, the boats released the mackerel back into the water as live bait....

May 4, 2024

The FT ViewThe editorial board

The rapid deterioration of the Sahel

...Things are moving quickly in the Sahel, the semi-arid strip beneath the Sahara that has become a volatile coup belt....

May 1, 2024

FT News Briefing podcast11 min listen

The murky moves behind the yen

...Apple’s revenue fell 4 per cent in the first three months of 2024, Japan apparently intervened several times this week to support the yen, and US regulators have accused the former boss of the largest US...

May 3, 2024

LexHelen Thomas

The Lex Newsletter: Pity the forecasters Premium

...The separation looks sensible, with the debt going to the board games unit with steadier sales. Shorn of that burden, the other businesses should be revalued by the market. Get the numbers here....

April 24, 2024

HTSIThe HTSI wedding special 2024

The art of the wedding invitation

...The save-the-date or invitation sets the tone of the event to come and offers insight into the mindset of the couple....

April 19, 2024

The FT ViewThe editorial board

The unravelling of the Scottish National party

...If it is to counter the forces of independence in the long term, the next UK government should use this opportunity....

April 29, 2024

FT Magazine

To the woman with the book: novelist Christine Smallwood on ‘lady readers’

...Perhaps the onus of making meaning has shifted from the picture to the viewer....

May 11, 2024

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