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  • Friday, 1 April, 2022
    Luxury goods
    Watches and Jewellery: April

    The watch and jewellery industry has been quick to mobilise charitable initiatives in support of Ukraine

  • Friday, 1 April, 2022
    African economy
    Investing in Mauritius

    The island has worked hard to repair its Covid-damaged economy, especially tourism. We look into its status as an offshore centre, the ecological impact of a 2020 oil spill, new tax laws, manufacturing, and the Chagos islanders’ half century of exile

  • Friday, 1 April, 2022
    Watches and Jewellery: April
    In with the fashion crowd: fine jewellers become less precious about trends

    With styles that are more experimental than enduring, designers are engaging a younger clientele

  • Friday, 1 April, 2022
    Watches & JewelleryDeconstructed Watch
    Deconstructed Watch: Hublot Square Bang Unico

    The LVMH-owned company adapts its own Big Bang theory to a square-cased watch

  • Friday, 1 April, 2022
    Watches and Jewellery: April
    Women of influence help rewrite watchmakers’ alpha male messages

    Brands that traditionally have focused on men see female ‘ambassadors’ as key to growth

  • Friday, 1 April, 2022
    Watches and Jewellery: April
    Close family ties keep Lalaounis’s jewellery business alive

    The Greek company’s distinctive style and close-knit operation have ensured the business’s longevity

  • Friday, 1 April, 2022
    Watches and Jewellery: April
    Watches and jewellery brands show their colours in support of Ukraine

    From products to fundraisers, the industry has responded rapidly to raise money for charities

  • Friday, 1 April, 2022
    Watches and Jewellery: April
    My Favourite Pieces: Leon Botstein’s pocket watches that have witnessed history

    A cherished gift from a Holocaust survivor illustrates the meaning of value for the conductor

  • Friday, 1 April, 2022
    Watches and Jewellery: April
    ID Genève turns over a new leaf with sustainable watch materials

    The watchmaker’s use of recycled steel and plant matter-based straps is an answer to raw material shortages

  • Friday, 1 April, 2022
    Watches and Jewellery: April
    Black market deals raise fears for ancient Afghan jewellery treasures

    Amid the Taliban takeover, ancient artefacts are finding their way to international collectors

  • Friday, 1 April, 2022
    Watches and Jewellery: April
    Royal Mint strikes out with a lifestyle jewellery brand

    With the coin market in decline, the UK Treasury organisation tries to find other ways of making money as part of a reinvention of itself

  • Thursday, 31 March, 2022
    Watches and Jewellery: April
    Breitling chief’s grounded approach speeds watchmaker’s growth

    Georges Kern has broadened the brand’s appeal by steering it away from the masculine aviator image

  • Thursday, 31 March, 2022
    Watches and Jewellery: April
    How Hermès watches ticked up as rivals lagged behind

    The design brand’s watch chief explains the strategy that enabled it to grow rapidly through the pandemic

  • Wednesday, 30 March, 2022
    Watches and Jewellery: April
    Watches and Wonders: Grand Seiko looks to win hearts with mechanical first

    The brand is showcasing its craftsmanship with a technically sophisticated watch design

  • Wednesday, 30 March, 2022
    Watches and Jewellery: April
    Watches and Wonders: Chopard reaches high note with anniversary special

    The watchmaker is looking to polish its high-end credentials with a music-inspired minute repeater

  • Monday, 28 March, 2022
    Cyber Security
    Navigating Cyber Risk

    More digital transactions and data collection since the pandemic, and new cyber risks from the war in Ukraine, are forcing companies to improve their systems. We look at the challenges for consumer businesses, insurers, and ethical hackers

  • Monday, 28 March, 2022
    Women in business
    Women at the Start

    How to build a career in tackling climate change. Plus: new recruits readjust to office life; tips from female founders; training as a chef as preparation for meeting deadlines; women in investment management; and the popularity of reverse mentoring

  • Monday, 21 March, 2022
    Corporate bonds
    FTfm: Fixed Income

    Fears rise over ‘greenwash’ bonds, central banks weigh dangers of inflation and war ‘shocks’, Salvadorean bitcoin bond set for baptism of fire, and ‘dry powder’ loan funds struggle to find a home

  • Monday, 21 March, 2022
    European companies
    FT 1000: Europe’s Fastest Growing Companies

    The latest annual list of businesses by revenue growth puts a Finnish seller of used mobile phones at the top. Explore the 2022 interactive ranking here

  • Monday, 21 March, 2022
    Climate change
    Climate Change for Schools

    Part of the FT Schools programme, this report gives students the latest insights on the science, politics and economics of climate change. Also featuring global student climate champions and tips on how to make an impact

  • Tuesday, 8 March, 2022
    News in-depthAgricultural production
    Sustainable Food and Agriculture

    Start-ups from Silicon Valley to Singapore say tomorrow’s milk will come from labs, not cows — and that the planet will be better off for it. Are they right? Plus: funding wrangle hits America’s black farmers; Colombia’s state-of-the-art bean bank

  • Tuesday, 8 March, 2022
    Coronavirus treatment
    FT Health: Combating Pandemics

    Coronavirus has forced global leaders to focus on the threats of emerging infectious diseases. This series of articles analyses the political debates, scientific projects and policy responses to mitigate the effects of future pandemics

  • Tuesday, 8 March, 2022
    Women in business
    Women in Business

    Women are making changes post-pandemic in their working lives, by tackling issues at work and at home. This report hears from experts on subjects from dual-career couples and the finances of hybrid working, to mean ‘office banter’ and going grey

  • Monday, 7 March, 2022
    Exchange traded funds
    Exchange Traded Funds

    Trendy ETFs remain in fashion despite hits from market falls. Plus: flight to ‘safe havens’ runs its own risks; themed funds accused of being a ‘bull market fad’; BlackRock funds ride high on ethical investment inflows

  • Monday, 28 February, 2022
    Financial & markets regulation
    Regulated Markets

    Full access to world markets requires working and adapting to rigorous regulation. This report assesses rules governing business activity from cryptocurrencies and manufacturing to data, pharmaceuticals, energy and the latest automotive technology

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