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Prodigious talent who edited the Financial Times Weekend edition and launched ‘Lunch with the FT’
Guiding principles for UK business to set a course for industrial success
A polemic against the British Museum plagued by inaccuracies
Institutions and artists are under pressure to probe the origins of their support
A collection of work from the Lyndon Johnson biographer about how he works and what drives him
Harry Potter publisher brings in former CBI chief as it seeks digital opportunities
Claer Barrett, Josephine Cumbo and Merryn Somerset Webb recognised
The Nissan deal raises questions about the direction of government policy
Things may not be perfect, but Liam Fox’s view of the past is blinkered, writes Richard Lambert
Theresa May has a chance to build a lasting industrial blueprint for the UK, writes Richard Lambert
Several highlight growing wealth gap as cause for vote out of EU
Stratospheric salaries are the biggest obstacle to restoring trust in business
Debut review shows little progress on its central task of formulating a set of principles
Former CBI director-general urges business to do more to tackle skills gap
Housing cap means tenants in pricier areas cannot afford rents
Standards board assembles diverse team that also includes a philosopher and trade unionist
Government sets deadline for energy efficiency rating
Top Treasury official and ex-banker Alison Cottrell to lead new Banking Standards Review Council
Hermitage in St Petersburg to show river god from collection, which has not left UK since 1816
Slowing house price growth means it’s more important than ever to get the right rental property
Regulation can only do so much to encourage integrity, writes Richard Lambert
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