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FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 20, 2026

Portfolio construction in the shadow of the AI bubble
Hard choices on all sides

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 20, 2026

Training AI models might be the chance for a workplace power play
It is becoming clear that the knowledge they require is currently locked inside employees' heads

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 20, 2026

Burnham must remember the first rule of government
The biggest mistake of all would be to imagine the country enjoys a free fiscal lunch. In fact, it only has hard choices

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 19, 2026

UK must focus on insiders vs outsiders not north vs south
Economists and politicians want to boost growth, but it must include people on the periphery of hotspots

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 19, 2026

It's time for Europe to embrace air conditioning
More frequent hot summers will harm productivity and claim lives

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 19, 2026

India's rupee problem has been misdiagnosed
Currency weakness reflects subdued private investment and uncertainty over the business climate

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 19, 2026

Burnham should pursue a devolution ‘big bang'
If done right, radical decentralisation could boost UK productivity growth and living standards

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 19, 2026

AI should have senior lawyers sharpening their hunting spears
More adoption of artificial intelligence will lead to more calls to cut fees

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 19, 2026

The art of knowing when to step down
Only a few master one of the hardest career tricks of them all

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 19, 2026

Why ‘rightwing' is no longer such a dirty word in Britain
When words like fascist and Nazi are thrown around, being merely conservative seems mild by comparison

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 18, 2026

Chips are nearly five times as volatile as the broader market
Semiconductor stock roulette

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 18, 2026

The London IPO market isn't as bad as it looks
It is easy to look enviously at New York, but the UK is on course to enjoy its best year for new listings since 2021

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 18, 2026

Why your odyssey to see ‘The Odyssey' matters
The extremes that film fanatics are going to in order to watch Nolan's latest tell us something

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 18, 2026

Your odyssey to see ‘The Odyssey' matters
The extremes that film fanatics are going to in order to watch Nolan's latest tell us something

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 18, 2026

How long until there is a US markets reckoning over Trump's damage?
The patience of the bond markets will ultimately wear thin

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 18, 2026

Exit, pursued by a capybara
What do silly-season stories tell us about the state we're in?

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 18, 2026

How Tour de France can fix its penny-farthing-shaped pay problem
A fairer distribution of prize money among the cyclists would make this event's wheels go round more smoothly

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 18, 2026

Ageism: the silent but deadly threat to your retirement
For Gen X, financial planning needs to involve career planning

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 18, 2026

Eben Sadie: ‘Culture, not science, makes wine'
South Africa's pioneering winemaker, a driving force behind the country's new wave of winemaking, talks research, instinct and succession

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 18, 2026

A licence to dislike
The lifestyle gurus say we should be open to new experiences, regardless of vintage. To which I say, sod that

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 18, 2026

The art of joy, and how to learn it
It makes our lives more vibrant — and we can find it in the most day-to-day experiences

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 18, 2026

Jul's, London: strange food at serious prices — restaurant review
A restaurant quoting Theodore Zeldin on gastronomic joy serves a succession of costly, confused dishes that are more likely to induce gloom

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 18, 2026

Does your financial relationship with your partner need a reset?
A good financial planning session can sometimes feel like couples counselling

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 17, 2026

How long can oil markets absorb the Hormuz shock?
Improvements in oil intensity have cushioned the global economy so far — but could prompt reckless political choices

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 17, 2026

Britain's Burnham and nostalgia for a semi-imaginary past
The new prime minister has to set out a coherent and business-friendly platform

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 17, 2026

SpaceX and the myth of independent Wall St research
Buy recommendations from IPO banks underscore the limits of post-dotcom reforms

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 17, 2026

Andy Burnham will find that hope is not enough to govern
Once in Downing Street, the new prime minister should tell the Labour Party what it doesn't want to hear

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 17, 2026

I'm suddenly not loving my UK shares like I used to
Global gyrations in stock prices and earnings favour other markets

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 17, 2026

The perils of relying on PE ratios
Global gyrations in stock prices and earnings favour other markets

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 17, 2026

The ‘go big or stay home' economy reshaping live music
Consumers will spend multiples of an annual streaming subscription for three hours of music at a giant stadium

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 17, 2026

What are the rules for power napping?
How to make the benefits of the recuperative 20 winks appreciated in your office

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 17, 2026

Who pays for AI?
And how much?

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 17, 2026

Why Iran is returning to war
Its rulers believe that further escalation will force the US to offer the security and economic relief it craves

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 17, 2026

A Europe that's losing at tech could still achieve quantum supremacy
The UK and EU have committed twice as much money as the US to investments in the computing sector

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 17, 2026

The dangers of investor fatalism
Reports of a Russo-Chinese plan to disable satellites underline how markets are ignoring geopolitical threats to the tech boom

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 17, 2026

The lessons Burnham must heed on the economy
Policy must go beyond mere announcements and budget arithmetic

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 17, 2026

Writers with an itch for unseen nature
A growing body of books asks us to look beyond big animals to the fascinations of the small and the hidden

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 17, 2026

Would the corgis love the new Queen Elizabeth II Garden in Regent's Park?
Drought-resistant, naturalistic planting makes this site unlike any other Royal Park — and all the better for it

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 16, 2026

The great British corporate sell-off
The UK's business case needs strengthening to stop a self-reinforcing exodus

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 16, 2026

Uber's super app ‘synergies' deserve some suspension of disbelief
Ride-hailing giant's purchase of Delivery Hero may be more appetising than it looks

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 16, 2026

We need humanities more than ever in the age of AI
Subjects like literature, languages and history are vital to a thoughtful and prosperous society

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 16, 2026

Why socialists should embrace luxury apartments
High-end developments can be more effective at unlocking affordability than social housing programmes

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 16, 2026

Perps are distracting Wall Street, not disrupting it
Craze for perpetual futures is worrying investors in securities exchanges

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 16, 2026

Vibes, not results, will dictate Burnham's true election timetable
The political realities point to the new PM going long — but not too long

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 16, 2026

The digital euro gets ready for beta testing
A brave new world for EU digital finance

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 16, 2026

The joy of watching geniuses deliver
Individual stars shone brighter than ever at this World Cup

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 16, 2026

ESG is dead
Long live ESG

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 16, 2026

Conflicts of interest are back — and more blatant than ever
Democrats would do well to focus their fire on the use of public office by Donald Trump's circle for private gain

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 16, 2026

The rating reforms needed to tackle private credit's vulnerabilities
Once again rating agencies are the centre of systemic concerns

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 16, 2026

The perks of parenting by spreadsheet
One simple trick to share it equally

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 16, 2026

Renewed Hormuz tensions raise chances of a pricey winter
Asia and Europe would end up competing for LNG cargoes during their cold season if market is short, pushing up prices

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 16, 2026

Takanomics vs Abenomics: the $2.3tn prizefight
Japan's new prime minister has broken with her mentor by encouraging firms to invest according to a government plan

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 16, 2026

IBM's profit warning shows tech valuations are all in the timing
There is a case for believing AI revenue will grow more slowly than the hyperscalers have baked into their plans

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

PayPal investors can afford not to check out too hastily
Advent International and Stripe's $53bn offer is a bargain for the buyers

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

Ukraine's self-defeating reshuffle
Wartime leadership is not a popularity contest

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

The UK finally has a blueprint for innovation — now it must act on it
The Whittle Lab aims to transform aerothermal engineering, one of the country's strongest manufacturing industries

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

The UK is forgetting the dull bit of climate change policy
Adaptation has never been the priority, but this summer's heat is a message that the Treasury needs to act

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

What Wisconsin socialists tell us about the Democratic fightback
The gubernatorial primary is a test bed for a radical pitch to voters in Midwest Trump country

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

One answer to EU strategic autonomy is orbiting overhead
The Galileo satellite programme offers a model for funding joint defence projects and creating joint revenues

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

A new economic order will be built piece by ad hoc piece
Traditional trade deals will not address geopolitical concerns

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

IBM's share plunge is a warning on AI
AI demand is starting to crowd out other forms of sector spending

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

IBM's share plunge is a warning to the IT sector
AI demand is starting to crowd out other forms of sector spending

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

Wall Street banks are AI stocks now
Plus a nice cool CPI report

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

Is Rightmove taking us for a ride?
Estate agents are convinced the UK's most popular property portal exploits its dominant position — but determining whether vendors foot the bill is tricky

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

Is the US or Europe better off?
Comparing the two economies is harder than it seems

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

Trump is driving another nail into the coffin of US science
Under proposed reforms, political appointees will review grants to ensure they "advance the President's priorities"

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

Paramount and Disney are chasing a pre-stream pipe dream
Studios built streaming platforms believing it would create a tight bond with viewers

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

Explain it to me like I'm 10
Simplifying how we explain complex concepts can lead to surprising benefits

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

Britain does not need looser fiscal rules. It needs better ones
The budget framework needs to be fixed to reward stewardship rather than neglect

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

Will I be protected from unfair dismissal in six months?
I've just started a new job after a rocky work history and want to check my employment rights

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 15, 2026

Britain's electric air taxi contender needs more power
US hedge fund that controls Vertical Aerospace wants a strategic partner to boost its credibility

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 14, 2026

Brinkmanship in the Strait of Hormuz
America's president is trapped, but Tehran is overplaying its hand

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 14, 2026

AkzoNobel's merger of equals looks distinctly second-best
Investors do not seem to think the Dutch company will extract blockbuster value from its planned tie-up

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 14, 2026

Big banks and Big Tech are surfing the same wave
Wall Street is no longer the only industry reaching into every corner of the economy

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 14, 2026

Democrats are not in great shape
A fractious opposition is doing everything it can to spurn an open goal

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 14, 2026

We are not on course for a Nato divorce — yet
The best possible case is US support in the short term and European rearmament over the next two to three years

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 14, 2026

How QE changed banks, and why that makes QT dangerous
An interview with Jill Cetina

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 14, 2026

The political fast lane keeps making the same scandal mistake
A story might be reported to no great acclaim for months before it finally blows up in the public consciousness

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 14, 2026

AI and the new Mechanical Turk
The evolution of the technology offers fresh opportunities for hoodwinkers and charlatans

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 14, 2026

Wall Street ‘Super Tuesday' gives a flavour of earnings to come
Fortunately, the fact that everyone is reporting at once matters ever less

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 14, 2026

Why the world should copy Trump for once
The US is offering $1,000 to fund investment accounts for children born during the president's second term

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 14, 2026

Entrepreneurial aristocrats fight decline with YouTube channels and Halloween events
Chatelaines of English ancestral homes are coming up with unorthodox ideas — not to everyone's taste

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 13, 2026

The deceptive promises of America's democratic socialists
The way forward for the party is not to swing to the left

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 13, 2026

Why Mastercard is playing the polite guest in the UK
The card giant is considering making a strategic exit — by selling a majority stake in payments subsidiary Vocalink

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 13, 2026

Burnham will struggle to exorcise Labour's historic weakness
History shows us that the party will default to over-optimism and spending money that isn't there

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 13, 2026

US quantum computing needs a national buyer
Washington's demand signal could do for the technology what early defence contracts did for silicon

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 13, 2026

Why China still believes in the power of rote memorisation
The art of learning ancient texts by heart has persisted through decades of cultural transformation

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 13, 2026

Trump's plan for Europe is falling apart
The US president has a genius for alienating existing and potential allies

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 13, 2026

A bold, unpopular Budget could pay off
Getting big and controversial reforms out of the way can reap dividends for governments closer to election time

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 13, 2026

A global supermarket chain remains retail's great white whale
Tesco's retreat is sensible

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 13, 2026

In defence of?.?.?.?prediction markets?
Turning everything into a wager can get ugly, but has its upsides

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 13, 2026

‘Trump accounts' and how to spread America's wealth
Political stability in the US requires it — the question is, pre-distribution or redistribution?

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 13, 2026

Should the US redistribute or pre-distribute wealth?
Political stability in the US requires it — the question is, pre-distribution or redistribution?

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 13, 2026

AI is not enough to arrest China's decline
There are other, more powerful forces weighing on the country's economy

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 13, 2026

Asia's capital surplus favours the safest winners
Investors have favoured Japan and South Korea over larger domestic-focused economies

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 12, 2026

That rebrand would be like Darth Vader donning rainbow robes and dancing at Pride
A behind-the-scenes look at the work of Rutherford Hall, critical communications strategist

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 12, 2026

The rebrand that would be like Darth Vader donning rainbow robes and dancing at Pride
A behind-the-scenes look at the work of Rutherford Hall, critical communications strategist

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 12, 2026

Yes, peer review has problems. But Trump's solution is dangerous
Replacing academic judgment with political alignment undermines the very engine of discovery

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 12, 2026

The great reinvention of Hunter Biden
You have to hand it to him — the man knows how to troll with the best of them

FT.com - Comment & Analysis
Jul 12, 2026

A three-way nuclear arms race
Today's world has alarming echoes of the era before weapons controls

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