Olivia Renshaw
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Intrapreneurs: behind-the-scenes changemakers
[ad_1] Workers in any business rarely run towards organisational change, especially in law firms. Yet, while the generators of revenue tend to win the limelight,
Asia-Pacific Innovative Lawyers
[ad_1] Tensions, tariffs and global trade are shaping lawyers’ work in the region, from AI to energy projects. Plus: the FT’s top 25 law firms;
The European public wants less, not more, EU
[ad_1] Marc De Vos’s op-ed “Brussels needs a new geopolitical compass” (May 12) is effectively a call to create a “United States of Europe”. He
How I explained BoE credit policy to top Soviet banker
[ad_1] “And how do you ensure the steel industry gets the credit it needs?’’ asked my guest, the deputy head of Gosbank, the state bank
Flaws in Reeves’ Mansion House pension funds plan
[ad_1] Top-down mandates from governments rarely build great companies. This golden rule of business growth was sadly not on show at the splashy launch of
Biden ‘redemption tour’ backfires as cognitive doubts resurface
[ad_1] Democrats unsettled by books revealing former US president’s mental decline as he battled Donald Trump in 2024 [ad_2] Source link
Trump administration considers adding Chinese chipmakers to export blacklist
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Recycling of excess global savings is just not working
[ad_1] Martin Wolf’s excellent column “The challenge of using excess global savings” (Opinion, May 14) overlooks three points. First, high savings may make sense for
Low-paid author recalls the pleasure of bookshop visits
[ad_1] Sarah O’Connor tells of how many bottom-rung white-collar workers may not even be receiving the legal minimum wage, currently £12.21 per hour (Opinion, May
