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Entrepreneurial flair continues to be key feature of continent’s economic dynamism

Government seeks to win over pharma groups with new investments in genomics research and drug manufacturing

Independent data shows record number of UK patients paying for treatment

The FT examines the causes and effects of an increasing global resistance to antibiotics: from the pressures doctors are under to prescribe them, to what new treatments are currently in the pipeline, as well as what role can the consumer play in reducing antibiotic use in the food chain

Rise in temperatures has led to the spread of disease-carriers to higher altitudes

Vote to remove John Thompson is the culmination of one of the largest shareholder activism campaigns in years

The FT examines the causes and effects of an increasing global resistance to antibiotics: from the pressures doctors are under to prescribe them, to what new treatments are currently in the pipeline, as well as what role can the consumer play in reducing antibiotic use in the food chain

The organ recovery technique has provoked criticism from within the scientific community

The leaked draft of the WHO Pandemic Accord contains worrying signs

Policy prescriptions are plentiful but momentum and money behind them is lacking

Appeals court says some liability releases are ‘appropriate’ under US bankruptcy law

Revised contract addresses concerns over costly glut of unwanted shots as public health threat wanes

Despite increasing staff numbers, services in England are struggling to match pre-pandemic treatment levels

Continent’s rising demographics present an opportunity for private providers

What the Britain’s Healthiest Workplace data tell us about the nation’s wellbeing, as tough economic times beckon. Also: counting the cost of rising long-term sickness on the economy; how organisations can tackle rising levels of exhaustion and retain staff; workspace designers are going all out on domesticity

Treatment backlogs and poor recruitment aggravate chronic mismatch between demand and resources

World’s biggest gene sequencing company rejects EU’s fast- track application

Vote to remove John Thompson is the culmination of one of the largest shareholder activism campaigns in years

Government seeks to win over pharma groups with new investments in genomics research and drug manufacturing

Gene sequencing company heads for pivotal vote in battle with activist investor Carl Icahn

Policy prescriptions are plentiful but momentum and money behind them is lacking

The FT examines the causes and effects of an increasing global resistance to antibiotics: from the pressures doctors are under to prescribe them, to what new treatments are currently in the pipeline, as well as what role can the consumer play in reducing antibiotic use in the food chain

Human life appears to have an upper limit that has yet to be extended

Plus, Alibaba, Japan stocks, fake meat, weight-loss drugs, BAT, Vodafone, Center Parcs

There is a disconnect between the hype and how it is going to ensure a sustainable source of revenue

Smaller institutions remain worryingly vulnerable to deposit flight

Scale helped the Spanish clothing retailer lift margins despite inflationary pressures

UK group needs an international deal to reduce dependence on domestic market

Also in today’s newsletter, a conversation with the Global Innovation Fund’s executive director

Also in today’s newsletter, why Indonesia is struggling to kick its coal habit

A $130mn solar securitisation could set an important precedent

Also in today’s newsletter, UK power provider Drax crosses the Atlantic

Generalists often do much better in life. But there’s still something beautiful about finding your vocation

A new eco-friendly boat offers the ideal way to tour between waterside hotels, fish restaurants, art galleries and saunas

It is precisely the inconvenient stuff that gives life meaning and richness

The idea that we can predict the collapse of societies is hotly contested — but that doesn’t mean we can’t learn from it

Generalists often do much better in life. But there’s still something beautiful about finding your vocation

Situated inside a much-maligned cultural landmark, a new restaurant is very much to this critic’s taste

Gil Dezer -- king of ultra-luxury towers -- thinks he’s immune to the city’s boom-and-bust condo market

The idea that we can predict the collapse of societies is hotly contested — but that doesn’t mean we can’t learn from it

A constellation of characters shines in the Booker-nominated author’s caustic campus-set tale of aspiring artists

From fleeing war and revolution to life as an émigré in the US, Fiona Maddocks profiles the much-loved Russian composer

Three books — including a novel — overturn assumptions about how politics, economics and science should combat global warming

Jen Beagin’s new novel is a brilliant satire of therapy-speak and wellness

A new eco-friendly boat offers the ideal way to tour between waterside hotels, fish restaurants, art galleries and saunas

An insider guide to some of the most stylish places to stay in the City of Light

Retro-futurist glitz and astonishing views of the city are drawing the fashion crowd to a once unfashionable quartier

Boho vibes, quirky charm and DJ sets await you at this hipster haven

From the hillsides of Benahavís to Marbella’s Golden Mile

Alluring new stays from Kraków to Porto

The London Design Biennale will address real-world problems with 3D showstoppers and virtual virtuosity

Meet the location wranglers who persuade homeowners to open their doors to film crews for TV shows such as ‘Succession’