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The dynamic leader of UK accountancy firm Grant Thornton quit after anonymous attacks
The government’s radical overhaul of benefits is pushing the low paid into destitution
The founders of the prize created a tension between high-mindedness and readability
Shares in the company are down 30 per cent from their peak. Is this a warning of deeper problems in the market?
A fighter against fads, who believed philosophy is like plumbing
Curbing pollution needs more people to change their behaviour
Turkey investigates alleged Khashoggi killing
Since markets rise more often than they fall, spending lump sums proves a better bet
Last week, Tim Harford called for innovation on climate change. FT readers respond
No need to juggle work and home if you lug both around wherever you go
The worry should not be how much Italy’s government spends, but on what
America’s calm and intemperate sides were both on display this week
Sacha Romanovitch would be stepping down as CEO of Grant Thornton
Unloved value stocks will shine but you’ll have to wait for the next recession
“You are an embarrassment to your parents.”
Human contact is a refreshing feature in the age of apps
Lender’s strains carry echoes of the last financial crisis
Crackdown on unofficial imports is not all bad news for sector
There’s change in Europe as Bavaria votes, Macron reshuffles, and Italy and EU clash
Digital payments company’s stock needs a youthful kick
Cyclical sectors, such as tyres, offer cheap valuations for a reason
Enduring role of development finance has made responsible investment a priority
Big recipients of Saudi money and the regime’s armourers warrant more scrutiny
One small step for emotional reticence . . .
Dollar constraint may lead to more multilateral approach in Beijing’s initiative
Defensive tie-ups such as this one do not deal with basic issues of businesses under threat
‘Oxygen and a little warmth are the two most powerful variables for any host serving wine’
Server industry faces a squeeze as IT spending growth dips
An expat’s upheaval means that some friendships are sloughed off and others are invented
The structure set out by Russell Page in the 1950s has been largely preserved but with a few simplifications
The Fed joins the IMF, Bank of England and BIS in sounding alarm.
Will the chancellor risk antagonising Tory voters and backbench MPs with tax changes?
The fate of journalist Khashoggi will make it trickier to gain support to pressure Iran
Grant Thornton’s chief exits after trying to haul audit profession into 21st century
Rush to sell shares sheds light on shareholders’ view of management
If confirmed, the Khashoggi murder must not go unpunished by the west
