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Jay Rayner | Osteria Vibrato, London: Pasta, a piano and a note of magic — restaurant review ft.trib.al/dys3Jwe #FTEdit
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Lunch with the FT | Author Jay McInerney: ‘I went from being a nobody to being somebody’ ft.trib.al/cHJFEdC #FTEdit
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The Weekend Essay | Refuge or reality? Olivia Laing on gardening in the permacrisis ft.trib.al/5pSAlK7 #FTEdit
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The Big Read | Investors are betting on AI chaos. History suggests otherwise ft.trib.al/BnqRBaV #FTEdit
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Sharp price increases are like painful nerve impulses: we might wish them away, but they send an essential signal to remove ourselves from harm, writes @timharford.ft.com.
Read the Undercover Economist on #FTEdit 👉 ft.trib.al/7gMfDKf
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Grid showing key Apple products over time: iMac G3 (1998), iPod (2001), Mac Mini (2005), iPhone (2007), iPod Classic (2007), MacBook Air (2008), iPad (2010), and Apple Watch (2015), illustrating a timeline of major product launches.
Behind the star products, Apple's success has hinged on Japanese industry and Chinese manufacturing, with companies experiencing mirror-image trajectories based on how they fit into Apple's empire.
Today's Big Read is on #FTEdit 👉 Apple at 50: how Asia fuelled its rise to the top ft.trib.al/VGp4kdi
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Dot chart showing how many countries introduced energy-saving measures during the 2026 energy crisis, split between Asia and others. The most common step (20 countries) was reducing consumer demand. Fewer adopted transport limits (15), travel restrictions (11), remote work (10), or limits on cooling and school hours (5 each).
From Bangladesh to Zambia, spiralling fuel prices and looming shortages due to the Iran war are forcing governments to take extreme measures, with middle-income and developing economies hit first ... and worst.
Read the story on #FTEdit 👉 The global wave of energy rationing ft.trib.al/moL6noT
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Donald Trump is seeking $1bn to build the presidential library to end all presidential libraries: a vast glass tower containing a replica of the Oval Office, Trump's decommissioned presidential jet and, of course, a golden statue of the man himself.
Read the story on #FTEdit 👉 ft.trib.al/ROYFUKC
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Timeline-style graphic showing the evolution of modern manufacturing ideas from 1945 to the late 1990s. It traces how US quality management concepts were taught to Japan, refined by companies like Sony and Toyota, then re-adopted by US firms, culminating in Apple integrating these ideas into its production model.
For a man so fixated on detail, it’s hard to believe Steve Jobs once questioned “what all the ballyhoo about quality was”. Here's how an obscure Japanese manufacturing philosophy turned the late Apple chief into one of the world’s most exacting bosses.
Read the story on #FTEdit 👉 ft.trib.al/eTEfU2r
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Bar chart showing monthly percentage changes in Brent crude prices from 1990 to 2025. Most months show small gains or losses, but there are occasional sharp spikes and drops. March 2025 stands out with a particularly large positive jump, among the biggest increases in the period.
Oil prices posted the biggest rise in decades in March, with brent crude surging by 63 per cent to eclipse the previous record gain of 46 per cent after Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait in 1990.
Read the full story on #FTEdit 👉 ft.trib.al/4VwZPyZ
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