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Saturday Mar 23, 2019

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Mar 23, 2019

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Front Page & Second Front INTL - Weekend

Global markets take fright on slowdown fears

Deutsche Bank investment bank boss doubles pay with Brexit boost

Jacinda Ardern’s ‘solace and steel’ seen uniting New Zealand

Indonesia’s Garuda seeks to cancel Boeing 737 Max order

Credit Suisse CEO pay rises 30% despite shares fall

Citigroup fires eight Hong Kong traders

EU leaders turned tables on May in night of political drama

Weekend Featured Columnists

Cake, compromise and the price of having it all

FT MagazineTim Bradshaw

Can Magic Leap’s ‘mixed reality’ find the human touch?

Weekend Highlights UK

Weekend long reads

Could Brexit break the Union?

Weekend long reads

Future shock: inside Google’s smart city

Weekend long reads

How ASMR became a YouTube sensation

World INTL - Weekend

Middle Eastern politics & society

Trump sets Palestinians on edge with Golan declaration

Macron hails ‘end of Europe naïveté’ towards China

Federal Reserve

Trump to nominate Stephen Moore to Fed board

Berlin revolts against its biggest private landlord

French politics

Macron’s plan to use troops in Paris protests sparks anger

US politics & policy

US prosecutor in case against Michael Cohen to step down

US politics & policy

US intensifies pressure on Iran with new sanctions

Battered May set to cede control of Brexit to MPs

ExplainerBrexit

Brexit: what will happen now?

AnalysisUS presidential election

Democrats jostle for pole position in Iowa

Deadly explosion at China plant cited over safety

Companies INTL - Weekend

AnalysisDeutsche Bank AG

Paul Achleitner: Deutsche’s chairman in the eye of a storm

AnalysisUefa

Uefa’s struggle to tackle football clubs accused of not playing fair

Mike Lynch heads to High Court in $5bn legal battle

AnalysisBeer and spirits

Family ties complicate the mix when it comes to spirits

UK retail industry

Debenhams shareholders risk big losses in refinancing

Top EU transport official hits out at airlines’ Brexit gamble

Financial services

Regulators in spotlight over mini-bond scandal

AnalysisExecutive Pay

Pension inequality top investor gripe as AGM season nears

Smiths Group PLC

Smiths Group to spin off and float medical devices division

GVC Holdings PLC

GVC seeks chair after investor anger over share sale

Jaguar Land Rover wins legal battle over Chinese copycats

Mergers & Acquisitions

Sainsbury’s and Asda propose selling up to 150 stores in merger bid

AnalysisSmall-cap focus

Clouds gather over UK travel companies

The Top LineTom Braithwaite

Sacklers, Saudi Arabia and Zuckerberg: should their cash be taken?

Lex - Weekend

Football: Italy pandas to China Premium

LexEuropean banks

Deutsche Bank: dysfunktional Premium

LexUS & Canadian companies

Fox/streaming wars: fort worth Premium

Airlines/Brexit: charm defensive Premium

Comment INTL - Weekend

Person in the News

Dariga Nazarbayeva: Kazakhstan’s understudy president

A sensible Brexit solution is in everybody’s interests

Undercover EconomistTim Harford

A ‘master-economist’ for our age bows out

Camilla Cavendish

MPs must seize this chance to resolve Brexit

The Brexit farce is about to turn to tragedy

Live venues are the lifeblood of the music industry

ObituaryJohn Richardson

John Richardson, art historian, 1924-2019

FT View INTL - Weekend

The FT ViewThe editorial board

Theresa May must give parliament a chance

The FT ViewThe editorial board

Beware the health costs of legalising cannabis

Letters INTL - Weekend

Be sure the models make the right assumptions

Jenner’s billion is based on a business valuation

Revenge is a pint best served cold

Let’s not leave out Gina Miller’s name

No better definition of why we walk

Most of Kafka’s archive resides in the Bodleian

Soane’s mausoleum is in north London

Sustainable conversions need trained professionals

Remainers find the EU’s values more enticing

Weekend Columnists

FT MagazineSimon Kuper

The EU’s enemy within: Eurosceptic Remainers

The joys of spring – a Food & Drink special

Aaharn, Hong Kong: ‘precise Thai cooking’ –— restaurant review

FT MagazineJancis Robinson

The West Coast wine revolution

FT MagazineRebecca Rose

Anatomy of an obsession — with frozen peas

Why I love ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’

Michael Skapinker

Frequent flyer: tales from the lost and found

Cake, compromise and the price of having it all

Thanks for the memory

Ten financial mistakes you need to avoid

Adventurous InvestorDavid Stevenson

Clean, green — but will it offer investment returns?

Auto enrolment comes of age — but contributions are far too small

Serious MoneyClaer Barrett

Supermarkets swoop for well-heeled shoppers

Life & Arts Top 5

Lunch with the FT

Wolfgang Schäuble: ‘I’m pretty stubborn’

Delhi Diary — elections and the rites of spring

Weekend long reads

Could AI replace human writers

Weekend long reads

The wonder of Under — Norway’s new sub-sea restaurant

Life&Arts Columnists

Robert Armstrong

When history bites back

Cake, compromise and the price of having it all

Michael Skapinker

Frequent flyer: tales from the lost and found

Delhi Diary — elections and the rites of spring

FT SeriesArt Basel Hong Kong 2019

Sighs of relief at Tefaf

Lunch with the FT

Lunch with the FT

Wolfgang Schäuble: ‘I’m pretty stubborn’

Travel

Weekend long reads

The wonder of Under — Norway’s new sub-sea restaurant

In the French Alps, little La Rosière dreams big

Europe holidays

Postcard from . . . Modica

Michael Skapinker

Frequent flyer: tales from the lost and found

Shortcuts: updates from London and Switzerland

Style

The fight to save our sweaters

Weekend long reads

The big black comeback

Why I love ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’

Books

Weekend long reads

The beat goes on: City Lights’ Lawrence Ferlinghetti at 100

Spring by Ali Smith — seasonal delight brings quartet towards a unified conclusion

ReviewHistory books

Greece: Biography of a Modern Nation — chronicle of conflict

Weekend long reads

Could AI replace human writers

FT SeriesFT Weekend Oxford Literary Festival 2019

Seven reasons why crime novels are the perfect analgesic

ReviewNon-Fiction

The Four Horsemen — polemics from the high priests of New Atheism

ReviewNon-Fiction

Tunnel Vision by Kevin Breathnach — essays for fragmented times

Weekend long reads

The steampunk story of Ada Lovelace — 19th-century coder

FT Weekend Oxford Literary Festival 2019

FT SeriesFT Weekend Oxford Literary Festival 2019

Roger Scruton: conservatism is best for the environment

FT Weekend Oxford Literary Festival 2019

Oxford’s thriving poetry scene

ReviewBiography and memoir

An Impeccable Spy — thrilling biography of Stalin’s secret agent

Music

InterviewMusic

Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey on drugs, drummers and fish

Singer-songwriter Nilüfer Yanya on why her music is too fluid to be confined to genre

Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood — Nina Simone made it a classic, others have followed in her wake

ReviewAlbums

Jenny Lewis: On the Line

ReviewAlbums

Ibibio Sound Machine: Doko Mien

ReviewAlbums

Ex Hex: It’s Real

ReviewAlbums

Bobby Sparks II: Schizophrenia — The Yang Project

ReviewAlbums

Mark Elder & Orchestra of the Royal Opera House: Donizetti’s L’ange de Nisida

ReviewAlbums

Kathryn Tickell & The Darkening: Hollowbone

ReviewMusic

Thomas Adès brings his exciting new piano concerto to Carnegie Hall

ReviewMusic

A cosy evening with George Ezra at the O2 Arena, London

ReviewMusic

Dhafer Youssef, Royal Festival Hall, London — sensuous curves and complex patterns

ReviewMusic

Barbara Hannigan conducts the London Symphony Orchestra at the Barbican

ReviewMusic

The Magic Flute, Coliseum, London — Mozart made fresh before our eyes

ReviewMusic

Brad Mehldau’s Piano Concerto — fruity chord clusters and more than a dollop of Hollywood

ReviewMusic

Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals — musical polymath makes his mark on London

Film TV Radio

Six films to watch this week

Oleg Ivenko is a superb Nureyev in Ralph Fiennes’s The White Crow

Six films to watch this week

Jordan Peele’s ‘Us’ is a politically impeccable allegory — but it’s no ‘Get Out’

Six films to watch this week

Skateboarding youngsters flip, banter and weep in Minding the Gap

Six films to watch this week

Sorry Angel — French drama set during the Aids-afflicted 1990s

What to watch on TV this week

The Yorkshire Ripper Files — poignant new interviews and a wealth of archive footage

What to watch on TV this week

Hanna, Amazon Prime — a loud, daft but well acted remake of the 2011 film

What to watch on TV this week

Mars Uncovered, BBC Four — Bettany Hughes on the god that divided opinion

ReviewFilm

On digital: The House That Jack Built / The Grinch

Theatre & Dance

The Taming of the Shrew, Stratford-upon-Avon — sex changes all round but to what end?

Playwright Inua Ellams on poetry, basketball and the Nigerian melodrama of Chekhov

ReviewDance

Alexei Ratmansky revisits Cinderella for the Australian Ballet

White Noise — a strident drama by Suzan-Lori Parks at the Public Theater, New York

Theatre to watch in London and beyond

Child-sex offenders — and their antagonists — are the subjects of Bruce Norris’s new play Downstate

Theatre to watch in New York

Nantucket Sleigh Ride at the Lincoln Center, New York — meta-literary pyrotechnics

ReviewDance

Russell Maliphant’s Thread explores the nature of cultural connection

Theatre to watch in London and beyond

Alexandra Palace Theatre reopens with a shambling Richard III

ReviewDance

Ballet Black triple bill — fury and frustration with deceptively simple means

Visual Arts

Weekend long reads

The dark art of seduction: Luc Tuymans in Venice

Thinking 3D at Oxford’s Bodleian Libraries — wonders of anatomy, architecture and astronomy

Snapshot: ‘Space Utopia’ by Vincent Fournier

FT SeriesArt Basel Hong Kong 2019

Gallerist Ben Brown on Hong Kong’s art scene

FT SeriesArt Basel Hong Kong 2019

Ceramicist Lubna Chowdhary: ‘The language of white male artists was being presented to me all the time’

FT SeriesArt Basel Hong Kong 2019

Meet the artists exhibiting at Encounters, Art Basel Hong Kong

FT SeriesArt Basel Hong Kong 2019

Collector Alan Lo: ‘We’ve come a long way in the last 10 years’

FT SeriesArt Basel Hong Kong 2019

China’s avant-garde — how it all began

FT SeriesArt Basel Hong Kong 2019

Artist Shirley Tse’s ‘models of multi-dimensional thinking’

FT SeriesArt Basel Hong Kong 2019

British designer Paul Cocksedge: ‘You respond to the space’

FT SeriesArt Basel Hong Kong 2019

Architecture collective Assemble brings together threads of time in Hong Kong

FT SeriesArt Basel Hong Kong 2019

Beyond Art Basel: exhibitions to see elsewhere in Hong Kong

FT SeriesArt Basel Hong Kong 2019

Sighs of relief at Tefaf

ReviewVisual Arts

Arnault and Courtauld in Paris: the tale of two collectors

Magazine Top stories

Weekend long reads

The finest Chinese delicacies — duck’s tongue, fish maw and chicken’s feet

Weekend long reads

In search of the perfect, soulful . . . chip

The joys of spring – a Food & Drink special

Camel milk: from foodie favourite to future of dairy?

Weekend long reads

How ASMR became a YouTube sensation

The joys of spring – a Food & Drink special

Sparkle joy: my love affair with champagne

FT Weekend Quiz: Magdalen College, Alabama and Heineken Cup

Q&A with chocolatier Helen Pattinson

FT Weekend Magazine Crossword Number 429

Magazine - Columnists

FT MagazineSimon Kuper

The EU’s enemy within: Eurosceptic Remainers

FT MagazineGillian Tett

Is there a smarter way to tackle online hate?

FT MagazineTim Bradshaw

Can Magic Leap’s ‘mixed reality’ find the human touch?

FT MagazineRebecca Rose

Anatomy of an obsession — with frozen peas

FT MagazineJancis Robinson

The West Coast wine revolution

The joys of spring – a Food & Drink special

Aaharn, Hong Kong: ‘precise Thai cooking’ –— restaurant review

Magazine - Interviews

Weekend long reads

The finest Chinese delicacies — duck’s tongue, fish maw and chicken’s feet

Weekend long reads

In search of the perfect, soulful . . . chip

The joys of spring – a Food & Drink special

Camel milk: from foodie favourite to future of dairy?

Weekend long reads

How ASMR became a YouTube sensation

The joys of spring – a Food & Drink special

Sparkle joy: my love affair with champagne

Q&A with chocolatier Helen Pattinson

Magazine Food & Drink

Weekend long reads

The finest Chinese delicacies — duck’s tongue, fish maw and chicken’s feet

Weekend long reads

In search of the perfect, soulful . . . chip

The joys of spring – a Food & Drink special

Camel milk: from foodie favourite to future of dairy?

Weekend long reads

How ASMR became a YouTube sensation

The joys of spring – a Food & Drink special

Sparkle joy: my love affair with champagne

FT MagazineJancis Robinson

The West Coast wine revolution

The joys of spring – a Food & Drink special

Aaharn, Hong Kong: ‘precise Thai cooking’ –— restaurant review

Spring salad with labneh balls rolled in pistachio — a Honey & Co recipe

Chef/restaurateur Vivek Singh on Varanasi, India

Magazine - Science

Medical science

Potent cannabis linked to higher rates of psychosis

House & Home Top stories

European prime property

Why expats are looking to settle in Florence

FT SeriesCity stats: how rivals measure up

City stats: Beijing versus Shanghai

Weekend long reads

In search of London’s New Edwardians

Fountains sprout in Paris where the gilets jaunes protest

UK prime property

Manchester’s rental market appeals to students

Sitting comfortably: reading chairs to relish

Hot property: Prime spots for people-watching

Weekend long reads

The wartime secrets of Charles Rennie Mackintosh furniture

House & Home Columnists

Luke Edward Hall

Here’s how to buy the best bookshelves

Thanks for the memory

Property

European prime property

Why expats are looking to settle in Florence

Weekend long reads

Future shock: inside Google’s smart city

FT SeriesCity stats: how rivals measure up

City stats: Beijing versus Shanghai

UK prime property

Manchester’s rental market appeals to students

Hot property: Prime spots for people-watching

Interiors Architecture Garden

Weekend long reads

The wartime secrets of Charles Rennie Mackintosh furniture

Weekend long reads

In search of London’s New Edwardians

Luke Edward Hall

Here’s how to buy the best bookshelves

Fountains sprout in Paris where the gilets jaunes protest

Thanks for the memory

Sitting comfortably: reading chairs to relish

Money News & Analysis

Peer-to-peer pressure: do the risks outweigh the rewards?

St James’s Place defends Woodford’s record on its own funds

London Capital & Finance collapse leaves customers counting the cost

The rise of the 40-year mortgage

Financial fraud

Data breaches drive jump in UK financial fraud

Personal Finance

Podcast: Advice for young people, crowdfunding and Brexit

Personal Finance

Weekend catchup — personal finance headlines

Money Advice

Personal Finance

Will I be fined for taking my children out of school in term time?

Cashing out on credit incurs high charges

AB Dynamics director deals in — and out

Investors Chronicle: JD Sports, Mears, Antofagasta

Personal Finance

My First Million: Joe McKenzie, Xupes entrepreneur