Growing roses can be a thorny business — one of the world’s eminent rosarians shares his picks of the new cultivars and the ...
Is this the future of onling shopping? Google search is making way for AI agents that offer a hyper-personalised experience ...
Business graduates are largely satisfied with their studies and subsequent careers despite many earning relatively modest incomes, according to a survey of alumni of all ages from more than 300 ...
No party has won a Thai election by such a big margin in about 15 years, a factor that analysts said would bring much-needed ...
Days after Jamie Dimon ordered all staff at JPMorgan Chase to come into the office five days a week, a petition surfaced at America’s biggest bank urging the chief executive to reverse his plans. In ...
Billionaire media tycoon and pro-democracy campaigner faced up to life imprisonment on national security charges ...
Former Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos in his Lunch with the FT (Life & Arts, January 17) presents a view of Colombia’s recent history that deserves careful challenge. It is repeatedly ...
China, as always, plays a long game. The longer-run solution to the objective of providing renminbi to other countries for trade and settlement is foreign direct investment — that is, swapping ...
Kevin Warsh’s invocation of Alan Greenspan’s productivity wager (“Fed nominee channels former chair Greenspan with AI ...
Hearing politicians react to the revelations about Peter Mandelson, what comes to mind is the film Casablanca and the feigned ...
You report that Indonesian president Prabowo Subianto focuses on free school meals and health checks (“Under Prabowo, Indonesia is veering off course”, FT View, February 4). You note that this comes ...
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