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EU adopts price caps to tackle soaring food costs #shorts
FT, 30 May 2023
Europe’s retailers and governments are locked in their fiercest tussle over food costs for 50 years.
Investment options that help provide clean water are available, but uptake is low Moral Money
FT, 25 May 2023
A quarter of the world’s population has no access to safely managed water, but what role can private investors play in alleviating the problem? Options range from venture capital funds looking to invest in clean-water tech, to private eq...
Record share buybacks leave investors on edge #shorts
FT, 24 May 2023
Share buybacks among the biggest companies in the US and Europe - including Apple, Airbnb and Compass -soared last year, according to data from asset manager Janus Henderson.
Jamie Lee Curtis: a life in acting in a changing Hollywood
FT, 24 May 2023
The award-winning actress, speaking at the FT Weekend Festival
Salman Rushdie: a life in writing
FT, 23 May 2023
The writer, speaking at the FT Weekend Festival in Washington
Hillary Clinton on China, Putin and the threat to US democracy
FT, 22 May 2023
In a wide-ranging interview at the FT Weekend festival in Washington,
Our Electrifying Future Rethink
FT, 22 May 2023
Lombard Odier's Thomas Hohne-Sparborth breaks down just how impactful the electrification of our economies will be.
The London restaurant that changes chef every week Food Revolution
FT, 18 May 2023
Soaring prices mean some diners are eating out less frequently, putting pressure on restaurants to stand out.
Will the extraordinary boom in luxury goods ever end? #shorts
FT, 16 May 2023
Spiralling inflation and a squeeze on the cost of living have done little to dent the rise of the luxury sector.
Could de-extinction help reverse human-inflicted biodiversity loss? Rethink
FT, 11 May 2023
A US biotech company thinks it can reverse human-inflicted biodiversity loss and bring animals back from extinction.
Mining the deep seas for essential minerals #shorts
FT, 10 May 2023
The International Seabed Authority is preparing to consider the world’s first commercial deep-sea mining application as soon as July.
Is regulation making M&A harder? Due Diligence
FT, 03 May 2023
In this video on the rise of merger controls, regulatory and transactional experts from Baker McKenzie and GSK discuss the increasing scrutiny of big money deals, creeping protectionism, and what it means for buyers around the world.
Do supermajors have an obligation to society, and the planet? Moral Money
FT, 03 May 2023
Over the past year, high energy prices have brought massive profits for global fossil fuel producers - the five biggest energy companies in the US and Europe earned more than $200bn in profit in 2022.
China’s economy rebounds after Covid reopening #shorts
FT, 02 May 2023
While China is on track to meet or exceed its target of 5 per cent growth for the year, economists warn that the recovery is uneven and remains in its early stages.
Is regulation making M&A harder? Due Diligence
FT, 02 May 2023
In this video on the rise of merger controls, regulatory and transactional experts from Baker McKenzie and GSK discuss the increasing scrutiny of big money deals, creeping protectionism, and what it means for buyers around the world.
Do supermajors have an obligation to society, and the planet? Moral Money
FT, 02 May 2023
Over the past year, high energy prices have brought massive profits for global fossil fuel producers - the five biggest energy companies in the US and Europe earned more than $200bn in profit in 2022.
UK consumer spending rises but still lags behind inflation #shorts
FT, 27 Apr 2023
Data from Barclays shows an increase in card expenditure but
What can geodata do for the world’s changing farmlands? Food Revolution
FT, 25 Apr 2023
Half of all habitable land is used for agriculture. Watch how geodata can facilitate innovation and help assess climate risks to create more future-proof farms.
Italian companies suffer Russia market loss Film
FT, 25 Apr 2023
The FT looks at the challenges facing Giorgia Meloni's government
SoftBank moves to sell down most of its Alibaba stake #shorts
FT, 19 Apr 2023
The Japanese group, led by billionaire founder Masayoshi Son, is selling almost all of its remaining shareholding in Alibaba, limiting its exposure to China and raising cash as the market downturn pummels the value of its technology inve...
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