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‘Executives know it pays to look flexible right now. A slip of silk associated with hierarchies does the opposite’
President faces economic and political questions after son-in-law Albayrak’s resignation as finance minister
A plastic token is keeping older citizens socially active but also raising surveillance fears
Antiracism protests have renewed attention on a violent legacy - and activists want companies to face up to it too
GPT-3 has been hailed as an artificial intelligence breakthrough. John Thornhill tries it out and assesses the rewards — and the risks
41,000 kids in the UK lose a parent every year but schools are not equipped to help them with trauma
‘The little lights and decorations lend the atmosphere an air of ethereal magic’
This dish with potatoes and onions has graduated from the baker’s oven to every kitchen in France
The FT’s political editor watches sparks fly as his guests tuck into a farmhouse feast
Politicians are willing to put Covid progress at risk for the symbolic value of December 25
Britain needs to be less needy about the ‘special relationship’ with the US
‘Even if we can beat nativism and the other virus, we’ll remain stuck with a worse problem: climate change’
‘Young women considering a career in wine wish to feel safe — and can make a public fuss if they don’t’
Our ‘Round on the Links’ quiz tests your ability to draw connections. Thinking caps on!
Donald Trump’s war on science might explain why nearly half of US adults are unwilling to have the shot
‘Rest it on your tongue, enjoying the feel, sound and sweetness as it melts in the mouth’
Gen Z disapproves of millennials sharing private data, using emojis and even having email addresses
Once associated with southern France, it has now become ‘the secret weapon of McLaren Vale in Australia’
‘I am going to try and stick to the maxim of “ABA”: Anything But Amazon. It does not need my money’
The artist and film-maker’s new show explores themes of race, myth and memory
Taking to the streets in city centres and suburbs can be a liberating experience even in pandemic times
From plants to embroidery, they have turned job losses and salary cuts into business opportunities
‘I can say now what I didn’t say to my managers years ago: flexible work creates space to breathe’
Stuck at home, with alcohol and drugs easily available, substance addicts have found lockdown hard-going
How did Félicien Kabuga, accused of organising and financing Rwanda’s genocide, evade capture for so long?
The conservative kingdom’s monarchy was all-powerful. Then came tens of thousands of student protesters demanding reform
‘Quoting clauses from a 13th-century document is a sure sign of a lost cause’
A mainstay of queer satire, the art form has always used the latest technology to subvert the powerful
It’s about more than separating dangerous theories from less dangerous ones
‘As they cook, the sausages ooze spice-tinged fat into the sticky sauce — perfect for mopping up with flatbread’
We assume our medical records, tax returns and travel documents are safe. Often, they are not
Blooms, plants and vegetables have helped develop the technology of taking pictures
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