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Latest Articles
When Women Ran Fifth Avenue — the queens of 20th-century US retail
If ever there was a place where the impetus behind American consumerism and wealth in the 20th century could be located, it would be Fifth Avenue. Its glittering image as New York’s most lavish thoroughfare is often characterised by female shoppers surrounded by towering edifices named after retail giants. Yet …
Financial Times: Gay old time: inside the UK’s first LGBT+ retirement home
In a Norman Foster-designed tower in Vauxhall, a group of older queer people have found safe harbour — and a lot of fun.
Finance as a force for good
How financial institutions can help reshape our food and energy systems to benefit climate, nature and people. (Executive Producer, Writer)
Big deals, big parties, big dresses – Dafydd Jones’s 1990s New York
In 1981, back from art school and looking for work in his hometown of Oxford, Welsh photographer Dafydd Jones decided to turn his camera on life at the university. His photographs of the beautiful and privileged eating at their dining clubs caught editor Tina Brown’s eye, and she hired Jones …
Dining in the Dark (web)
Though much has been written about the hidden paladares of Havana, the seven-course cenone of Italy, I doubt there are many cities in the world with a dinner scene as thriving and vital as that in Longyearbyen. These private gatherings are especially important in the polar night that lasts from …
Mexico asks UN to expel Ecuador after raid on its embassy
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Financial Times: Open Roads review
Character development is the key to this visually stylish story of family secrets.
Financial Times: Rise of the Rōnin review
Team Ninja’s ambitious new game is set during Japan’s opening-up to the outside world. The fighting is fun but its world is overstuffed.
Financial Times: Musician Jlin has gone from the steel mill to the dance floor
Jerrilynn Patton developed her dense, singular sound while working as a machinist.
Next Gen News
Executive Producer - FT Strategies + Google research content package (microsite, PDF report) "Our research aims to better understand the future of news consumption in 2030 . To achieve this goal, we interviewed young consumers from Nigeria, India, and the United States to identify the news needs and preferences of …
Financial Times: Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth review — a remake that lavishly upgrades the original
The much-loved role-playing adventure is radically expanded in this second instalment of the trilogy.
Farming for the future
How regenerative agriculture could boost biodiversity, combat climate change and support farmers while reshaping our food system for the better Any one of these [regenerative practices] alone is beneficial. Individually, they make impacts but, tied together, the benefits start multiplying significantly. In December 2022, more than 190 countries signed the …
The hidden cost of supermarket salmon
Fish sold by major retailers in Europe is harming food security in West Africa. A visual investigation by the Fianncial Times
The hidden cost of your supermarket salmon
A visual investigation by the FT. Fish sold by major supermarkets in Europe is harming food security in West Africa. Locals say it's hard to watch the export of basic resources "while we are suffering with poverty."