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Jun 13
'In the later stages, offering reasons why someone was not hired can be problematic. Apparently this can lead to legal actions, though it does not say much about the hiring manager if they cannot offer a coherent explanation that doesn’t get them sued': ft.trib.al/a9G6Dil
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Jun 11
'At every World Cup, there are titles at stake beside that of Champion,' writes Simon Kuper.
'The title of Clown, a big country that fails. The Beautiful Loser. Most teams aspire to the title of Cinderella, a small country that experiences a fairy tale': ft.trib.al/YBeLb51
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Jun 10
Is it illogical to argue that heating buildings to a safe temperature is a basic right but cooling them is an affectation?
Tim Harford tries to take the heat out of the argument: ft.trib.al/eoJOPH1
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Can AI company Anthropic hold on to its ethical founding principles as it strides to market with its most powerful and unnerving tool yet? In the latest FT Weekend Magazine cover story, Madhumita Murgia reports on Anthropic’s relentless race to the top ft.trib.al/HLHK5rJ
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'Even the most green-hearted, crunchiest of strawberries can become positively luscious when baked in a crumble,' writes Nigella Lawson.
Read her column on disappointing produce, and how to handle it: ft.trib.al/maF19Fj
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Wild Izakaya, City of London: ‘A victory of classy design’ — tap here to read Jay Rayner's restaurant review ft.trib.al/kciXA5N
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Can AI company Anthropic hold on to its ethical founding principles as it strides to market with its most powerful and unnerving tool yet?
In the latest FT Weekend Magazine cover story, Madhumita Murgia reports on Anthropic’s relentless race to the top ft.trib.al/brrmw6p
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Spitalfields’ latest vegetarian venue has a worthy premise, good-looking menu and a notable chef — and yet it’s falling flat, says Jay Rayner: ft.trib.al/3ZHLXSK
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May 31
Standard Chartered bank boss Bill Winters' real crime is 'articulating a little too clearly how the very top brass will be approaching the AI shakeout', says Robert Shrimsley: ft.trib.al/D1terZS
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May 30
Bordeaux — or claret — has long been at the heart of the British wine trade. But its spotlight is waning, says Jancis Robinson: ft.trib.al/jA3rjae
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May 29
The Champions League finalists show how football’s old power centres have shifted, says Simon Kuper: ft.trib.al/GZ14aWi
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May 28
Experts can be sidetracked by elaborate ideas, overlooking the direct approach, says Tim Harford: ft.trib.al/ESbblO0
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May 25
‘I really should return for the full, big-ticket experience’ — Jay Rayner reviews The Cocochine, London: ft.trib.al/SPPzXCA
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May 24
Will soccer make the nation — and its president — proud to be American? ft.trib.al/DAE6IAV
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May 24
Why export restrictions have always been the best, and the worst, weapons to bring to global trade battles: ft.trib.al/E8WA53B
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May 23
The moment when inflation is subdued is exactly when we should keep our wallets secure and our eyes on the sticker price, says Tim Harford: ft.trib.al/O1PWNg2
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May 21
In his latest column, Simon Kuper considers the failure of global crisis management: ft.trib.al/NjoUvrP
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May 17
Pilita Clark tells the inside story of a climate summit unlike any other: ft.trib.al/ufPZDY0
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May 16
'Sadly, the study has not yet proved that reading can replace all exercise, but I’m not one to waste a new health fad for want of evidence.'
Tap here to read Robert Shrimsley's latest column: ft.trib.al/VVM99Wn
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