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FT Crossword: Polymath number 1,323
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Oh for a return of the entertainment budget
Having seen up close the damage caused to the UK’s financial services industry by excessive and arcane regulation (eg bank ringfencing), or the completely pointless
Donald Trump considers tariffs to counter digital services taxes on Big Tech
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Film collaboration hard to imagine in today’s Russia
Kudos and appreciation to Max Seddon for highlighting the work of the Ukrainian film producer Alexander Rodnyansky (Interview, Life & Arts, February 15). His trilogy
Michelin stars and Gallico’s midnight visitor
Janan Ganesh asks (“Michelin and the return of deference”, Opinion, Life & Arts, February 15) whether the opinion of experts in judging a restaurant is
Interpreter or translator? They’re not the same
Sarah Hemming’s review of Howard Brenton’s new play Churchill in Moscow was insightful (Theatre, Life & Arts, February 15). However it’s a pity that she
This FT reader clearly was paying attention
Regarding San Diego landmarks, the photograph of a woman on rollerblades checking her mobile phone, accompanying the books review “Are we paying attention?” (February 1),
Nothing like a cabriole leg to lift the Polly Peck mood
Asil Nadir (“Charismatic fraudster kept justice at bay for a decade”, Obituaries, February 15) certainly divided opinion. When as a partner at the law firm
£67bn of UK investors’ money is in underperforming funds
The amount of UK investors’ money stuck in poorly performing funds has jumped by more than a quarter over the past six months, according to