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This summer’s uptick in poor moviegoing and concert etiquette (ranging from Barbenheimer to high-profile incidents with Cardi B and Adele) requires new solutions, including better public service announcements and phone-free shows, writes Sara Stewart.

This summer’s uptick in poor moviegoing and concert etiquette (ranging from Barbenheimer to high-profile incidents with Cardi B and Adele) requires new solutions, including better public service announcements and phone-free shows, writes Sara Stewart.

The Financial Times is joined this year by Schroders, with added support from Nikkei, in the £30,000 Business Book of the Year award.

One minute you’re doing the downward dog, the next you’re listening to conspiracy theories about Covid or the new world order. How did the desire to look after yourself become so toxic?

In this new book, the author encourages readers to unsubscribe from Big Banks, Big Brands, Big Media, Big Politics, and Big Tech.

British physicist and Master of Churchill College, Cambridge, Dame Athene Donald wants more women to go into STEM and, when they get there, a bit more equality.

How unlocking the potential of female entrepreneurs benefits the society, environment and economy.

How unlocking the potential of female entrepreneurs benefits the society, environment and economy.

How unlocking the potential of female entrepreneurs benefits the society, environment and economy.

One thing generative artificial intelligence (AI) can’t do is advocate for gender equity in tech. Eleni Sarri of Tug explains how to tackle this issue in AI.