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  • Sunday, 16 January, 2022
    The Week Ahead
    A week of elections and electioneering

    New leadership beckons for the European Parliament and a number of other governments

  • Thursday, 13 January, 2022
    ReviewBusiness books
    FT business books — January edition

    From the homespun wisdom of a cheerleading coach to how to deal with the ‘jerk’ at work, here are this month’s top titles

  • Wednesday, 12 January, 2022
    The Road to Recovery
    US prices rise at fastest rate in 40 years

    Fed warns of jobs threat, UK retailers upgrade earnings guidance, China applies brakes to Africa lending

  • Sunday, 9 January, 2022
    The Week Ahead
    Easing of Covid travel rules and upbeat retail data should assuage new year blues

    Potentially positive updates from Wall Street banks provide further reasons to be cheerful

  • Sunday, 2 January, 2022
    The Week Ahead
    2022: a year of jubilees and leadership contests

    World figures will be in the spotlight as major elections and anniversaries take place over the next 12 months

  • Sunday, 26 December, 2021
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    Ending the year with a fizzle

    New Year’s Eve firework displays are being cancelled but 2022 brings fresh leadership to several institutions

  • Sunday, 19 December, 2021
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    A cosmic theme before Christmas

    SpaceX and Nasa launch hardware into space and Emmanuel Macron celebrates a birthday on Terra Firma

  • Sunday, 12 December, 2021
    InterviewHow to Lead
    How one founder meets the challenge of staying ethical and profitable

    David Gordon, chair of bamboo clothing label BAM, focuses on superior materials and trusted suppliers

  • Sunday, 5 December, 2021
    The Week Ahead
    Seven days of significant anniversaries

    Centenary of Anglo-Irish Treaty, 80 years since Pearl Harbor and six decades of independence for Tanzania and Uganda

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    European business schools
    Learning to take leadership roles in the arts

    The sector often shies away from management training but courses are targeting its needs

  • Sunday, 28 November, 2021
    The Week Ahead
    Change is in the air

    Barbados becomes a republic, earnings season draws to a close and winter starts in northern hemisphere

  • Saturday, 27 November, 2021
    ReviewBusiness books
    FT business books: November and December edition

    From the politicisation of the workplace to implementing strategy in difficult times — here are the top titles from this month and next

  • Wednesday, 24 November, 2021
    The Road to Recovery
    US inflation threatens to spoil Thanksgiving dinner Premium content

    As a fifth wave looks set to sweep across the States, the UK has been able to keep a lid on Covid hospitalisations

  • Monday, 22 November, 2021
    The Road to Recovery
    How the pandemic is reshaping labour markets

    While people in the US and UK are changing jobs more frequently many in EU states are deciding to retire early

  • Sunday, 21 November, 2021
    The Week Ahead
    Countdown to Thanksgiving, Black Friday frenzy and sober reflections

    The holiday season kicks off with data on consumer confidence and hope for those in retail and hospitality

  • Wednesday, 17 November, 2021
    The Road to Recovery
    UK inflation jump adds to pressure for rate rise

    Highest monthly price increase in almost a decade, ECB warns of investor ‘exuberance’, British and European gas prices surge

  • Sunday, 14 November, 2021
    The Week Ahead
    Between the City and the Holy See

    A Mansion House speech and the Vatican trial, plus more debate about inflation and post-pandemic recovery

  • Monday, 8 November, 2021
    Business education
    MBA providers benefit from rise in pandemic intakes

    Some 78% of respondents to a Chartered Association of Business Schools survey reported stable or increased research income in 2020/21

  • Sunday, 7 November, 2021
    The Week Ahead
    Rewriting history in China

    A week for significant anniversaries and a rare vote in China to extend the president’s term in office

  • Sunday, 31 October, 2021
    InterviewHow to Lead
    Goodlord’s William Reeve: lessons from turning round an ailing start-up

    The chief of the property tech business focuses on bonuses and performance goals to motivate staff

  • Sunday, 24 October, 2021
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    Prepare to go green

    COP26 hits Glasgow, while investors ask questions of Big Tech in the wake of Apple’s privacy changes

  • Friday, 22 October, 2021
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    Go Ape adopts John Lewis employee-owned model

    Adventure group founders say they ‘would never be comfortable selling to private equity’

  • Sunday, 17 October, 2021
    The Week Ahead
    Brussels plays host to some tricky international debate

    EU leaders will discuss vaccine support for developing countries, and big brands update on rocky road to recovery

  • Sunday, 17 October, 2021
    Executive MBA
    How the executive MBA travel bug was bitten by Covid

    Overseas study trips are considered essential — so how did business schools replace them in lockdown?

  • Sunday, 17 October, 2021
    Executive MBA
    What cutting contentious funding means for the executive MBA

    Using the UK apprenticeship levy for EMBAs split opinion but ending it has consequences

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