Life, from New York
Lives Lived: Nelson Johnson, a labor activist in North Carolina, was injured in a 1979 shooting by white supremacists in ...
Hot property: five Manhattan apartments for $5mn or less
From the East Side to the West Side and Midtown to Chelsea, penthouses and condos that capture the essence of New York ...
How the US can win the AI race without driving up energy costs
The US race to lead in artificial intelligence is raising alarm about its financial burden for ratepayers, as the industry’s ...
Nuclear reactor groups raise $1.5bn amid race to power AI boom
Paris-based developer Newcleo raised $151mn in September and US-based developers Blue Energy and Last Energy raised $45mn and ...
How this New York Times writer is approaching politics differently
In addition to being a New York Times award-winning journalist, constitutional lawyer, military veteran and author, David ...
In China, Financial Stress Stalks Hospitals and Bankruptcies Soar
Still recovering from heavy spending during the pandemic, hospitals are squeezed by a slumping economy and government efforts ...
US private equity diversity project for Black students affirms commitment
Harlem Capital, a high-profile Black-owned private equity firm that launched in 2015 with the backing of TPG, told the FT ...
Miners’ hunt for new listing venues is as old as the hills
The flight from London is a wider trend, of course. A total of 88 companies delisted or shifted their primary listing from London’s main market last year. They were replaced by just 18.
London is better than New York for float, says energy chief planning UK listing
Metlen Energy and Metals’ Evangelos Mytilineos says companies run risk of ‘disappearing’ in the crowd in the US ...
Will the bond market rein in Donald Trump?
Tariffs, trade wars and plans for big tax cuts could all rattle investors in US Treasuries, but it’s a resilient market with ...
Will nostalgia win over skittish shoppers?
With tariffs looming and a luxury market in flux, designers went back to the basics at New York Fashion Week ...
Iconic New York hot dog brand Nathan’s Famous considers sale
Nathan’s Famous, the iconic hot dog chain founded more than a century ago on New York’s Coney Island, is considering a sale, according to people briefed on the matter.