The Financial Times and McKinsey launched its 16th edition for the best business book of the year in partnership for Business Book of the Year Award, reports the publication. In addition, this year’s contestants...
Sara Germano will join The Financial Times in New York as the company’s new U.S. sports business correspondent. She will start in June. Recently, she was with the Wall Street Journal working as a...
The Financial Times has hired Silvia Sciorilli Borrelli to be its correspondent in Milan. She started this week. Borrelli was formerly an Italy correspondent for Politico Europe, where she worked for slightly more than...
The Financial Times is cutting salaries for the top 80 managers and editors by 10 percent for the remainder of this year, while board pay will be cut by 20 percent. Mark Di Stefano...
Saloni Sardana, former features writer at the Financial Times, has joined Business Insider as the company’s new markets reporter. Before joining the FT where she covered pensions, insurance, regulation, investments and mortgage features, Sardana...
Peter Spiegel, the U.S. managing editor of the Financial Times, spoke with the Media Masters podcast about the business newspaper’s plans to expand in North America. The Financial Times has been asked to expand...
Samuel Agini has been named by the Financial Times as the publication’s new sports business reporter. Previously, he was with Financial News where he held the post of trading and technology correspondent. Before that,...
Financial Times website traffic has grown 250 percent year-on-year over the past month as coverage of the coronavirus crisis has broken new records, reports Freddy Mayhew of the Press Gazette. Mayhew reports, “The FT said...
The Financial Times is launching a series of webinars to discuss the key issues facing economies, businesses and society. The coverage will also include the long-term effects on the ongoing pandemic. The new series,...
Financial Times’s Telegram channel is proving coronavirus coverage, including key information regarding the pandemic. The service is free, and FT will be sending readers a maximum of three stories every week day. Below is...
