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‘Secular monk’ stung by failures in Rwanda and Bosnia who never stopped working for peace
A beloved boss who drove Net-a-Porter’s early success
Extraordinary vocal talent whose songs epitomised black power and women’s liberation
As prime minister, he combined Hindu nationalism with compassion and courtesy
Writer’s ‘incorruptible scrutiny’ influenced and challenged peers for 2 generations
Trinidad-born author wrote more than 30 books that often attacked religion and politicians
A fiery orator with a talent for political melodrama and pragmatic dealmaking
Michelin-starred chef revitalised French haute cuisine with such simple dishes as mashed potatoes
She battled bureaucracy with all the subtlety of a gunslinger
A visionary who conjured fantasies out of ‘old tat’
Canadian-Italian chief executive who saved Italy’s Fiat from bankruptcy and revived Chrysler
Coinbase sets up a PAC; the Winkevii donate to Cuomo; humble crypto bros beg for acceptance.
Director, who has died aged 71, was chair at Oxford Instruments and Hays
The Jersey girl in whom Ol’ Blue Eyes met his match
A survivor who lived in the shadow of death
Peer was renowned for Rhodesia settlement and Britain’s response to Falklands invasion
A visionary with her head in the stars
A master of marketing, he made the family name synonymous with the pocket calculator
A gentleman banker with integrity — and a killer instinct
Influential editorialist described himself as a ‘liberal mugged by reality’
Financial Times veteran much valued for her mentoring and keen eye for detail
Civil servant played a key role in UK economic policy in the 1960s and 1970s
‘Into Thin Air’ survivor who fell in love with the Rockies
A bon vivant with a love of fine wine and a legal mind as sharp as a razor
Leading chronicler of UK labour and industry at the FT who became Labour government adviser
