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The Financial Times looks back at past encounters with nine Tokyo hopefuls
This summer in the city promises reopenings, rediscoveries — and a reckoning with history
The jobs market for those leaving university has been turned upside down by the coronavirus pandemic. Landing a job and navigating the coming months could be tricky, if not daunting. Here we provide analysis and insights on how to get ahead
FT reporters examine the future of retail after a year disrupted by the pandemic
From furniture designer Ini Archibong to future fabrics, via department stores and Covid-era design
Prices are rising in many major economies, the FT examines whether inflation is back for good
Nothing sums up summer quite like strawberry ice cream — except perhaps Campari cocktails, barbecued squid, cider from ancient apple trees… Enjoy the sunshine
A politician on the national stage for almost 50 years has set out an unexpectedly transformational agenda
What policies would make the economy work better for today’s youth?
From the battle for independence to life after oil, we examine Scotland at the crossroads. Plus reflections on the Scots language, the best way to drink Scotch and more
Both the coronavirus pandemic and arduous work hours are taking their toll. This series provides analysis of one of the biggest problems facing businesses and their employees, personal stories and tips on how to avoid it
Ahead of elections to the Scottish and Welsh parliaments on May 6, the FT is examining whether the UK’s four nations are likely to stick together
As lockdowns begin to ease, businesses and employees are now rethinking how and where we work. This series explores how ‘office life’ is evolving
A global panel of CEOs and leaders offer insights into their pandemic successes, failures — and future plans
Artists, collectors and gallerists who have blazed a trail in their own way, in their own time
From cash savers to those putting money aside for a property or retirement
From flood-risk design solutions to the future of Venice, FT writers look at the lure of homes on beaches, rivers and canals
President cements foreign policy ambitions with business and humanitarian help on the continent
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