In this age of the “instantly available”, why did the FT Weekend publish a picture of Dennis Wilson under the banner of the much more talented, less ruggedly handsome, more geeky, non-surfing Beach ...

Militant group expresses willingness to enter new round of talks as Israeli prime minister prepares to visit Washington ...

From Andrew Oswald, Professor of Economics and Behavioural Science, University of Warwick, Coventry, Warwickshire, UK ...

As Picasso put a particular drawing on the “fake” pile, Sir John reminded him that he had witnessed Picasso drawing that one himself, to which the artist replied: “I, too, can fake a Picasso!” ...

The “end of history” referred to the end of humanity’s ideological evolution, rather than the immediate termination of all conflict.

From Andrew Wigley, International Development and Partnerships Director, University of Cape Town, Rondebosch, South Africa ...

In your fascinating Lex note (“New York’s mayoral primary offers corporate voting lesson”, June 30) on electoral variations in corporate board voting, you write that ranked choice balloting “proved ...

I love David Gentleman’s work, and his new book Lessons for Young Artists might even persuade this older, very timid, non-artist to pick up a pencil after decades (“‘Confidence is key. Without it, you ...

Boston Consulting Group modelled the costs of “relocating” Palestinians from Gaza and entered into a multimillion-dollar ...

Companies are not yet rushing to relocate production to the US, but investment and dealmaking have already slowed ...

Destroyed in 1815, the Hougoumont estate is now emerging from a 10-year restoration project — but how can the gardens combine ...

Regarding your article “Discounts and circular deals linked to Builder.ai collapse” (Report, June 7), the sorry saga of this Microsoft-backed start-up shows how investors are failing to do their due ...