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Pilita Clark | The endlessly fascinating office protected species ft.trib.al/kNyuagh #FTEdit
Long part of England’s cultural fabric, boarding schools now find themsevles pummelled by economic headwinds and “gentle parenting”.
Read @henrymance.ft.com on the death of the English boarding school in today's #FTEdit 👉 ft.trib.al/YvYbsw4
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The riches of Viktor Orbán’s home village ft.trib.al/0RttVkx #FTEdit
‘Fake workers’ from North Korea use AI to exploit European companies ft.trib.al/X2fHPTY #FTEdit
Two line charts comparing US states before and after sports betting legalisation. Monthly gambling spending per capita jumps sharply after legalisation and remains elevated. The share of “irresponsible” gambling also rises after legalisation, while states where betting is not legalised show little change.
Line chart showing betting deposits as a share of income in the US by income group from 2018–2023. Low-income bettors consistently spend the highest share, rising to around 3–4% of income. Medium-income bettors spend about 1–2%, while high-income bettors remain below about 1.5%.
In the eight years since a Supreme Court judgment allowed US states to legalise gambling, a wave of online sports betting has crashed over the country. Now experts are warning of the growing social and financial toll.
Today's Big Read is on #FTEdit 👉 ft.trib.al/y9YQDl6
Rana Foroohar | Concierge Nation: welcome to white-glove America ft.trib.al/Vwh2LcX #FTEdit
Bar chart ranking fashion companies by economic profit in 2024. Inditex and LVMH lead at just over $5bn each, followed by Hermès at about $4bn. TJX ranks fourth at roughly $3.5bn, ahead of Richemont, Fast Retailing, Nike, Ross Stores, Lululemon and Anta Sports. Source: McKinsey Global Fashion Index.
TJX, owner of TK Maxx and TJ Maxx, calls itself the quiet company: quietly hoovering up excess stock from 21,000 brands, quietly helping luxury labels turn unwanted clothes into cash — and quietly becoming one of the world's largest fashion retailers.
Read the story on #FTEdit 👉 ft.trib.al/jOM1ypo
FT exclusive | Trump warns Nato faces ‘very bad future’ if allies fail to help US in Iran ft.trib.al/v2kSLwe #FTEdit
Jo Ellison | Deepfakes, wigs and the war on truth ft.trib.al/rTWahAf #FTEdit
Jancis Robinson | What to do when you own more wine than you’ll ever drink ft.trib.al/2uoqs8c #FTEdit
Lunch with the FT | Editor Margaret Busby: ‘You choose your battles’ ft.trib.al/NZcwX0S #FTEdit
Mark Guiducci is the man with a 57-page plan to fix Vanity Fair ft.trib.al/7KDtGEC #FTEdit
The Weekend Essay | International law is in retreat. We cannot let it die ft.trib.al/C3qcAc8 #FTEdit
Stuart Kirk | Show me a leader who doesn’t love a crisis ft.trib.al/rVP3Sri #FTEdit
The oil price war ft.trib.al/mKCvMS6 #FTEdit
The irrepressible Nigel Farage ft.trib.al/wgd1u42 #FTEdit
Undercover Economist | The usefulness of useless knowledge ft.trib.al/mKQ0KH9 #FTEdit
Simon Kuper | How Paris beat the car ft.trib.al/o0jNEq9 #FTEdit
Bitcoin investor offers all Nevis residents $100 a month if libertarian city is approved ft.trib.al/Z3wPhOi #FTEdit
Ultra-short-term bets add ‘even more mania’ to crypto trading ft.trib.al/aUlQ2ET #FTEdit
The English roads at risk of being underwater ft.trib.al/fIPE7Ic #FTEdit
Vali Nasr | Iran is playing a long game ft.trib.al/AwCjcgs #FTEdit
On February 28 the bombing of a primary school in Minab, Iran, killed 168 people, mostly children. Trump has blamed Tehran — but video, satellite images, photos and procurement records show the strike was most likely carried out by Washington.
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Russia rakes in $150mn a day in extra revenue from surging oil prices ft.trib.al/gje1U64 #FTEdit
Playwright Alan Bennett: ‘I have a fear of books’ ft.trib.al/7jFcDak #FTEdit
Coca-Cola plants and Emirati ports: doing business in a breakaway state ft.trib.al/H0SLUbx #FTEdit
Line chart comparing rebased share prices of Eli Lilly (red) and Novo Nordisk (blue) from 2021 to early 2026. Both rise strongly until 2024, then diverge: Eli Lilly continues climbing to above 500 while Novo Nordisk falls sharply to near 100 amid concerns over competition, clinical results and sales. Source: LSEG
In the two months since US regulators approved Novo Nordisk’s weight-loss pill, doctors have written more than 300,000 prescriptions, making it arguably the "fastest drug launch in history" — and a lifeline for the struggling Danish drugmaker.
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Mandelson papers: what do they show? ft.trib.al/lPFAB6G #FTEdit
The Big Read | JPMorgan and Jeffrey Epstein: the long goodbye ft.trib.al/xBOLp5F #FTEdit
Janan Ganesh | Farage forgets which country he aims to govern ft.trib.al/jBhdJJV #FTEdit