The Assets that Matter

Boards across the UK have spent the past three weeks grappling with whether, when – and most importantly how – to exit Russia...

This post explores the trend in corporate breakups. Breakups were a theme last year: in November alone, Toshiba, General Electric and Johnson & Johnson announced that they were demerging their businesses.

In this post we explore some of the ways that tech professionals and their colleagues use commentary and tools from the FT to make better business decisions.

Students and faculty alike will be finding it a serious challenge to maintain a sense of stability in this crisis. The FT has a wide variety of digital tools and multimedia content to support remote learning. Read on to find out more. 

There are currently more than 700,000 different podcasts in the audiospace, and news and education podcasts are dominating. How you use podcasts for work and learning can impact how well you perform in the workplace: find out more here. 

George Washington University and the FT have been partnered since 2012, and the FT has been a staple in students’ studies ever since. With the launch of our four videos with GWU, we reflect on this partnership. 

We explore the rise of audio content, and how it has resonated with audiences across the globe, in the latest part of our Digital Transformation series of content. 

Organisations are looking for cutting-edge solutions to best equip their people with the skills they need to be successful in today’s workplace - read more about how the FT can help.

Jamie Smyth is an Australia-based correspondent for the FT, reporting on economics, business, politics and society in Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and a host of other Pacific islands.