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'The 1st is more or less the geographical heart of Paris and therefore, arguably, of the world.' @kupersimon reviews a new chic Parisian hotel, housed in a building that originally opened in 1888 as a giant, arcaded post office 👇 https://t.co/4o5NBzMxnW

A New York movie is a New York movie before anything else. From Breakfast at Tiffany's to Saturday Night Fever, discover the best New York films, selected by the FT film critic 🎬 https://t.co/mK3XGxzJmZ

‘I’m not sure Peppa Pig would say the same about Boris Johnson Land if she were invited to give next year’s CBI speech.’ @robertshrimsley on the wildly optimistic world of Boris Johnson https://t.co/q9MDZQLmey

Royal Dutch Shell’s plan to end its dual share structure and move its tax residence from the Netherlands to the UK has won the backing of two of the most influential shareholder advisory groups https://t.co/0mRkkDWP7a

Just published: front page of FT Weekend, international edition, Saturday 27 November https://t.co/VUBhA4cGyX

.@MoiraONeill is fast learning that a dog is for a lifetime of spending, and not just at Christmas 🐶 Tap here to read her column https://t.co/QJGEv7LsTB

Just published: front page of FT Weekend, UK edition, Saturday 27 November https://t.co/XfEqbjnZQv

He climbed all the world’s 8,000m peaks in under 7 months, a record time. He was the first to climb K2 in winter, a feat that had been attempted for 33 years. He did it on first try, without bottled oxygen 🏔 Mountaineer @nimsdai has Lunch with the FT https://t.co/bDrBAmVFDQ

From buying coal mines to queue jumping, @TimHarford asks, what problems could we fix by reversing the usual logic and doing the opposite? https://t.co/GrYCK2o1i2

As UK prime minister Boris Johnson blundered through his 'Peppa Pig' speech to business leaders, the opposition party saw its opportunity to impress the conference instead https://t.co/4hV6xwBtM4

When veteran investment banker Falguni Nayar resigned from one of India’s most successful private banks to start her own beauty retailer, she was anxious. Today, her company Nykaa has propelled her status to India's wealthiest self-made female entrepreneur https://t.co/RxnZZvllkK

Merck’s Covid-19 oral antiviral treatment, molnupiravir, is not as effective as first thought, the pharma group said on Friday after a full analysis of trial results provided new data https://t.co/xjk6CPI4sN

‘You don’t communicate from one leader to another on these matters through a tweet and a letter which you make public’: Emmanuel Macron has strongly criticised Boris Johnson after the UK prime minister made demands over the cross-Channel migrant crisis https://t.co/M6S3ttK2I9

New prime minister Fumio Kishida has signalled his concern about China’s rising power as Japan’s cabinet signs off a $6.8bn package of extra defence spending https://t.co/o77mMJ6JPW

‘Impossible to justify’: Boris Johnson has been advised in an official report that his plan for a bridge or tunnel from Scotland to Northern Ireland would cost up to £330bn — over 20 times more than originally thought https://t.co/esC0TrmSnq

Miranda Green: Why Keir Starmer is laying claim to the mantle of Clement Atlee, a balding, mustachioed, quiet hero who's now appearing on T-shirts, tote bags and mugs. It's a far cry from the flamboyant Boris Johnson, fond of evoking the Churchill spirit https://t.co/f4nwi7IQgR

Pensions on your smartphone. It sounds like a high-tech answer to controlling your retirement savings. But is it good value for money? https://t.co/dCJuObi0bS

This week I explain how to prevent fuel shortages by requiring people to buy more fuel... https://t.co/YfDNzT0WmS

With bumper payouts forecast for 2022, @thejamesmax has tips on how to avoid suffering from bonus envy Better read this before your colleagues do! #bonusseason https://t.co/w5KfVLHCak

More than 1,000 readers — from London to Qatar — shared their concerns and hopes in an FT reader survey on the return to the office. Divisions, commutes, workloads — and bras — were some of the issues raised by worldwide respondents. Find out more here: https://t.co/P2qxW8jgjY

Victims of Ferdinand Marcos's regime want to get his son "BongBong" Marcos disqualified from running for the #Philippines presidency. They are challenging him on a legal issue related to an old tax case, but of course this is about much more. https://t.co/4SBjOVGY7C

Robert Shrimsley: The only surprise is that anyone was surprised by Boris Johnson's bizarre Peppa Pig speech. This is who he is. He sees the chaos as core to his appeal. But what is new is the absence of a strategic mission to shroud his errors https://t.co/jAjR8n6yPm

The WTO’s rule book is badly out of date. Its ability to referee trade disputes is paralysed and it is out of touch with action on climate change and digital trade. This is a golden opportunity to breathe new life into it - Valdis Dombrovskis https://t.co/OP2QJCfWUE

Join the #FTFutureofWork event for the latest insights that will help you redefine your goals, invest in your personal development and strive for success in a new world of work. Register for free with an exclusive FT Work & Careers Offer https://t.co/bbL3F1Iapo

Is it time to be open about pay? In this latest episode of the 'Working It' podcast, host @isabelberwick tries to figure out what we are worried about - surely salary secrecy only helps our bosses? https://t.co/qq4ORiEcCM

One of the the most powerful routes to uncovering job opportunities is networking or information interviewing, the FT's careers expert @JonathanPBlack writes. https://t.co/XD95xp3zxl

Britain's a nation of animal lovers (59% of us have a pet), says @MoiraONeill. So why not invest in petcare? Our four-legged friends - and their high-spending owners - have been boosting the share prices of companies in the sector. https://t.co/P4t83DY504

Patients in north Africa and the Middle East are using antibiotics in sharply rising quantities far beyond the global average, raising concerns over the escalating risks of antimicrobial resistance. We track responses to this growing global threat: https://t.co/ZsCSO0G7Ll

US health experts warn of ‘fifth wave’ of Covid as millions of Americans travel for the Thanksgiving holiday https://t.co/ZFkocN9PyD

Thanksgiving feasts return in force but at a more expensive price: Rising costs for wheat, turkey, potatoes and travel will make the annual American gathering pricier. https://t.co/F662eyyywg

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