Maybe it is a healthy correction
Plus the flat dollar
Plus the flat dollar
Picking stocks; institutional landlords; Canada; Nick Leeson; restaurant productivity; Substack; The Beatles; and a coup
Plus, market turmoil hits hedge funds, gold price reaches a record high, and Women in Revolt at The Whitworth gallery
Also in this newsletter: why businesses want greater European tech independence
Also in today’s newsletter, Netanyahu plans to sack Shin Bet chief and the end of Europe’s ‘peace dividend’
US president says ‘a lot of work’ has been done over weekend towards ceasefire deal
Stephen Graham’s ★★★★★ crime drama ‘Adolescence’; Michael Jackson’s accusers fight for a jury trial in ‘Leaving Neverland 2’; two hustlers pull off a daring drug heist in ‘Dope Thief’; Tamara Lawrance stars in gritty drama ‘Get Millie Black’ by Marlon James; ‘A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story’ revi
The classic rectangular gem has gone from support act to star of contemporary jewellery
As costs spiral, ministers search for ways to get people with medical problems into work
David Postings tells FT he has been ‘working closely’ with Treasury on measures aimed at boosting growth
Dozens of big businesses from Ikea to Spotify back youth job initiatives as country grapples with epidemic of violence
The government needs to view the hard times coming upon us as an opportunity, as well as a crisis
The former first lady teams up with her elder sibling Craig Robinson in a series about . . . well, what?
Kasia Broussalian talks to Leslie Hook and Chloe Cornish
FT analysis finds that while liquidity usually improves, adding a New York listing does not always boost multiples or coverage
Defence spending at 3.5% of GDP would have cost EU an extra nearly $390bn a year since end of Cold War
US central bank risks relying too much on backward-looking data, economists warn
Andrew Hill talks to economist Dan Davies
It’s the hottest dish in town. Here’s where everyone’s flocking to find the tastiest and most succulent takes
Plus the latest Anthony Horowitz mystery; paranoia in revolutionary Kyiv; and a Hamptons holiday gone horribly wrong
The artist on staging a playful response to London’s Wallace Collection — and an imaginary raid of its contents
The Chinese tech giant is establishing a lead in a fiercely competitive sector, and its billionaire founder is back in favour
Federal Maritime Commission chair says taxes on Chinese vessels docking in US should be used to create domestic champions
The priority should be to enhance human connection, not replace it