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Jan 19, 2019

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Front Page & Second Front INTL - Weekend

Federal Reserve

NY Fed president warns shutdown is hitting US growth

Tesla slashes 3,400 jobs as it aims for ‘tiny profit’

Brazil’s gun lovers celebrate relaxation of laws

Hedge fund outflows were worst in 2 years last quarter

Tiffany dims outlook after holiday sales fail to sparkle

Jeff Bezos divorce casts spotlight on wife MacKenzie

1Malaysia Development Bhd

Malaysia steps up calls for Goldman to pay $7.5bn over 1MDB

Weekend Featured Columnists

Cleaning up: the peculiar power of Marie Kondo

The unshowy virtues of Andy Murray

Weekend Highlights UK

Weekend long reads

Tim Harford: how behavioural economics helped kick my phone addiction

Weekend long reads

Orwell v Huxley: whose dystopia are we living in today?

Lunch with the FT

Meg Whitman: ‘Businesses need to think, who’s coming to kill me?’

World INTL - Weekend

Time to ditch Brexit, say German political and business leaders

Huawei Technologies Co Ltd

China warns Canada against blocking Huawei from 5G

AnalysisPoland

Anger mixes with grief after murder of Polish mayor

US government shutdown

Washington’s workers turn to handouts as shutdown drags on

UK can delay Brexit without holding Europe polls, say lawyers

African politics

Congo heads for isolation after rebuffing AU’s calls

IMF urges creditors to agree sharing of bailout burdens

AnalysisEnvironment

Mass ‘fish kill’ sparks Australian environment fight

Mexico’s real narco drama plays out in ‘El Chapo’ trial

Colombia blames ELN guerrillas for Bogotá car bomb

Trump Russia ties

Mueller disputes report Trump told his ex-lawyer to lie

EU prepared to cut US car tariffs as part of trade pact

Companies INTL - Weekend

AnalysisTech start-ups

EQ takes Aicha Evans to top of Silicon Valley

Pernod Ricard SA

Pernod Ricard weighs boardroom shake-up

Investors shrug off US banks’ poor results

Internet privacy

Netflix, YouTube, Amazon and Apple accused of GDPR breach

UK newspaper industry

The Times and Sunday Times seek to pool resources

Ryanair Holdings PLC

Ryanair issues second profit warning in four months

AnalysisUK companies

How Patisserie Valerie’s recipe turned sour

Personal & Household Goods

Luxury slipper start-up Mahabis saved from administration

IFM Investors Pty Ltd

City worker sues IFM Investors for harassment

French ex-central banker joins board of UK fintech Setl

Sophos tumbles 25% after warning on ‘subdued’ billings growth

AnalysisSmall-cap focus

UK’s junior energy groups suffer torrid start to the year

AnalysisCarlos Ghosn

France draws up road map for Renault without Ghosn

The Top LineBrooke Masters

Santander board shows its mettle over Andrea Orcel deal

Lex - Weekend

LexSan Francisco

San Francisco: Dystopia-by-the-sea Premium

Ryanair: clipped wings Premium

Renault/Nissan: French evolution Premium

LexChinese economy

Hong Kong/China property: bleeding pledges Premium

Comment INTL - Weekend

Person in the News

Martin Fayulu, Congo’s outsider scents power

US-China trade dispute

Trump’s cold war tactics will not work with China

Undercover EconomistTim Harford

Brexit lessons from the wreck of the Torrey Canyon

Camilla Cavendish

Glimmers of hope as MPs make efforts to avoid no-deal Brexit

Mary Queen of Scots is a bad lesson in good feminism

The Tories must stop their political game-playing

ObituaryMinos Zombanakis

Minos Zombanakis, banker, 1926-2019

FT View INTL - Weekend

The FT ViewThe editorial board

Jack Bogle: selfless preacher of the passive revolution

The FT ViewThe editorial board

The weakness in trade goes beyond a tariff war

Letters INTL - Weekend

Council is wasting energy with threat to innovative building

A contrast with Britain’s current lack of kindness

Rookie psychonauts and incredulous offspring

Yoga has no need of data to measure its benefits

Like a butter knife through butter

More than one lyricist in the original ‘99 Problems’

The UK had chances to make a strategic shift

Correction: Nabeel Ahsan

Weekend Columnists

FT MagazineSimon Kuper

Casey Gerald and how a new generation is reworking the American dream

FT MagazineJancis Robinson

Jancis Robinson picks the best of the Burgundy 2017s

FT SeriesTim Hayward’s restaurant reviews

Din Tai Fung, London, and Noodles Plus, Cambridge — restaurant reviews

FT MagazineRobert Shrimsley

First Brexit — now Gove wants my stove

FT MagazineGillian Tett

Legalising marijuana: the economic highs (and lows)

Kathleen Baird-Murray

Tattoo too much?

Cleaning up: the peculiar power of Marie Kondo

The unshowy virtues of Andy Murray

Michael Skapinker

Frequent flyer: Herb Kelleher and compassion in the air

The shifting fortunes of art fairs

Whatever happens, Brexit is bad news for young housebuyers

Caroline Fiennes

Supporting animal charities can be far more than a pet project

Merryn Somerset Webb

Stop worrying about Brexit — it’s time to invest in UK assets

Serious MoneyClaer Barrett

The curse of the to-do list

New investors: don’t be afraid to ask stupid questions

Gardeners bid goodbye to a cruel year

Life & Arts Top 5

Lunch with the FT

Meg Whitman: ‘Businesses need to think, who’s coming to kill me?’

Mumbai diary: WhatsApp meets India

Weekend long reads

Could biological ‘information’ solve the mystery of life?

Weekend long reads

An Indonesian adventure in the wake of Alfred Russel Wallace

Life&Arts Columnists

Cleaning up: the peculiar power of Marie Kondo

The unshowy virtues of Andy Murray

Kathleen Baird-Murray

Tattoo too much?

Michael Skapinker

Frequent flyer: Herb Kelleher and compassion in the air

The shifting fortunes of art fairs

Lunch with the FT

Lunch with the FT

Meg Whitman: ‘Businesses need to think, who’s coming to kill me?’

Travel

Weekend long reads

An Indonesian adventure in the wake of Alfred Russel Wallace

Weekend long reads

Are paper maps making a comeback?

Short cuts: a new frontier for heli-skiing and the end of London’s Mondrian hotel

Michael Skapinker

Frequent flyer: Herb Kelleher and compassion in the air

Style

FT SeriesMenswear Autumn/Winter 2019 shows

Celine’s next step

The rise of the in-house brand

Kathleen Baird-Murray

Tattoo too much?

Books

Weekend long reads

Could biological ‘information’ solve the mystery of life?

ReviewBiography and memoir

Deviation and The Cut Out Girl — bystanders to barbarity

ReviewNon-Fiction

The New Enclosure by Brett Christophers — the sale of the century

ReviewBiography and memoir

Last Days in Old Europe: a memoir of communist life

ReviewTravel books

Dear Los Angeles by David Kipen — a happening city

ReviewHistory books

The Bedroom by Michelle Perrot — beyond the sheets

Dream Sequence by Adam Foulds — where fame is a cage and refuge

Once Upon A River by Diane Setterfield — powered by an otherworldly force

For the Good Times by David Keenan — a sport and a pastime

ReviewScience fiction books

Short review: Golden State by Ben H Winters

ReviewScience fiction books

Short review: The Lost Puzzler by Eyal Kless

Music

Does dancehall still have a problem with homophobia?

Personal Jesus — the hit that vaulted Depeche Mode to lasting legitimacy

ReviewAlbums

Steve Mason: About the Light

ReviewAlbums

Deerhunter: Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared?

ReviewAlbums

James Blake: Assume Form

ReviewAlbums

Mark Lockheart: Days on Earth

ReviewAlbums

Wolf: Italienisches Liederbuch

ReviewAlbums

Leyla McCalla: Capitalist Blues

ReviewMusic

SoundState festival — Southbank Centre starts the year with an orchestral splash

ReviewMusic

Pelléas et Mélisande, Metropolitan Opera — Nézet-Séguin lets the orchestra sing

ReviewMusic

Jorge Rossy Vibes Quintet at Pizza Express Jazz Club, London — Latin lyricism and 1950s cool

ReviewMusic

Violetter Schnee at the Staatsoper Unter den Linden, Berlin — ravishing, beautiful, and cold

ReviewMusic

Ermonela Jaho is deeply moving in La traviata at the Royal Opera House

ReviewMusic

Vengerov, Mutter and Argerich join the Oxford Philharmonic’s birthday celebrations

ReviewMusic

Passion and drama in The Queen of Spades at the Royal Opera House, London

Film TV Radio

What The Lives of Others director did next

Six films to watch this week

Bustling fun with Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie in Mary Queen of Scots

Six films to watch this week

Beautiful Boy — Steve Carell and Timothée Chalamet are heroically good

Six films to watch this week

The Raft — hair-raising Atlantic voyage of a DIY craft

Six films to watch this week

M. Night Shyamalan’s Glass is a thriller of pointless, gothic energy

Six films to watch this week

Hale County This Morning, This Evening — African-American life in an Alabama locale

What to watch on TV this week

Tin Star: Season 2 — ludicrous, incoherent, excellent fun

What to watch on TV this week

Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened, Netflix — from VIP festival to washout

What to watch on TV this week

We Need to Talk about Death, BBC2 — surprisingly uplifting

ReviewFilm

On digital: Crazy Rich Asians / The Little Stranger

Theatre & Dance

ReviewDance

Manon, London Coliseum, review — every step has been fine-tuned

ReviewDance

Los Hijos del Director, Joyce Theater, New York — striking and maddening

Theatre to watch in London and beyond

Rosenbaum’s Rescue — enthralling drama of politics and race, faith and facts

Theatre to watch in New York

New departures for Neil LaBute at the Davenport Theatre, New York

Theatre to watch in London and beyond

Approaching Empty at the Kiln Theatre, London — a skilful, engaging drama

ReviewDance

Akram Khan Company in the spellbinding Until the Lions at the Roundhouse, London

Theatre to watch in London and beyond

Aspects of Love at Southwark Playhouse, London — a lesser Lloyd Webber

Visual Arts

Weekend long reads

Tracey Emin on love, loss and ‘no turning back’

Kochi-Muziris Biennale review — bold, sensitive and political

Snapshot: ‘Graciela Iturbide’s Mexico’

Magazine Top stories

Weekend long reads

How thousands of foreign students were failed by the Home Office

Weekend long reads

My Swedish winter: what does it feel like to live in darkness?

FT Weekend Quiz: Spider-Man, Elton John and King Lear

Q&AThe Inventory

Q&A with singer-songwriterYvonne Chaka Chaka

Magazine - Columnists

FT MagazineSimon Kuper

Casey Gerald and how a new generation is reworking the American dream

FT MagazineRobert Shrimsley

First Brexit — now Gove wants my stove

FT MagazineGillian Tett

Legalising marijuana: the economic highs (and lows)

FT MagazineElaine Moore

Open-plan offices: time to bring back the cubicle?

FT SeriesDessert recipes

Quince and hazelnut frangipane cake — a Honey & Co recipe

FT MagazineJancis Robinson

Jancis Robinson picks the best of the Burgundy 2017s

FT SeriesTim Hayward’s restaurant reviews

Din Tai Fung, London, and Noodles Plus, Cambridge — restaurant reviews

Magazine - Interviews

Weekend long reads

Tim Harford: how behavioural economics helped kick my phone addiction

Weekend long reads

How thousands of foreign students were failed by the Home Office

Weekend long reads

My Swedish winter: what does it feel like to live in darkness?

Q&AThe Inventory

Q&A with singer-songwriterYvonne Chaka Chaka

Magazine Food & Drink

FT SeriesDessert recipes

Quince and hazelnut frangipane cake — a Honey & Co recipe

FT MagazineJancis Robinson

Jancis Robinson picks the best of the Burgundy 2017s

Jock Zonfrillo: from heroin addiction in 1980s’ Glasgow to becoming Australia’s leading chef

Restaurateur Zorawar Kalra on Delhi

FT SeriesTim Hayward’s restaurant reviews

Din Tai Fung, London, and Noodles Plus, Cambridge — restaurant reviews

Magazine - Science

Special ReportFT Health: Future of Research & Development

How to change your diet to save the planet

New radar can stop drones disrupting airports say experts

Weekend long reads

Could biological ‘information’ solve the mystery of life?

House & Home Top stories

Davos homeowners cash in on Airbnb

Bring the Bauhaus to your house

Weekend long reads

Inside Le Corbusier’s Paris apartment: principles made real

Bigger is better for prime buyers in the Yorkshire Dales

Hot property: healthy homes

Weekend long reads

Why bankers are missing a treat in Frankfurt

How Asian gardens have taken root in America

House & Home Columnists

Whatever happens, Brexit is bad news for young housebuyers

Gardeners bid goodbye to a cruel year

Property

Davos homeowners cash in on Airbnb

Weekend long reads

Are UK house prices heading for a post-Brexit meltdown?

Weekend long reads

Why bankers are missing a treat in Frankfurt

Bigger is better for prime buyers in the Yorkshire Dales

Hot property: healthy homes

Interiors Architecture Garden

How Asian gardens have taken root in America

Weekend long reads

Inside Le Corbusier’s Paris apartment: principles made real

Gardeners bid goodbye to a cruel year

Bring the Bauhaus to your house

Money News & Analysis

Personal Finance

Freelance fintech — can apps replace accountants?

Private investing

FT readers upbeat about the year ahead for equities

Private investing

Smaller companies deliver better returns than property

‘I’m not tall enough to post my tax return’

Pensions industry

Pension scheme ‘tried to gag’ me over deal to end dispute

Personal Finance

Victims of wine fraud targeted in second scam

Record year for passive funds as active fund outflows continue

DWP accused of sneaking out hit to retired couples

Personal Finance

Weekend catchup — personal finance headlines

Money Advice

Personal Finance

Spending on smartphones overtakes shopping centres

Q&AYour Questions

How can I check whether a leasehold flat is fully insured?

Next chairman tops up stake

Investors Chronicle: Watkin Jones, Games Workshop, Flybe

Over sixties show their strength in British boardrooms