A woman of two styles
Financial Times
30 November 2008
The head of GE in northern Europe mixes French idealism and US-style management
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Breakfast with the FT: Art Spiegelman
Financial Times
29 November 2008
The Pulitzer prize-winning graphic novelist talks about his parents' incarceration in Auschwitz and his lifelong passion for comics
A thirst for success
Financial Times
23 November 2008
The head of Carlsberg has only once had to apply for a job – and that was his first
Lunch with the FT: Tom Peters
Financial Times
21 November 2008
The world's most famous management guru talks to Stefan Stern about his stint in Vietnam and the secret of his…
Small-town glassmaker that has expanded with care
Financial Times
16 November 2008
The chief executive of Corning says a sense of local responsibility and an aversion to risk give him confidence to…
Lunch with the FT: Sachin Tendulkar
Financial Times
14 November 2008
Test cricket's greatest run scorer talks about his early years, being a celebrity, and what it is to be a…
Lunch with the FT: Toni Morrison
Toni Morrison
Financial Times
By Rosie Blau
7 November 2008
The first African-American who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1993 explains why the young are bored by 'racism…
The quiet man of cars
Financial Times
2 November 2008
The quest for all things green has presented one Chinese entrepreneur with an electrifying opportunity
The quiet man of cars
Wang Chuanfu
Financial Times
By John Reed and Patti Waldmeir
2 November 2008
The quest for all things green has presented one Chinese entrepreneur with an electrifying opportunity
Lunch with the FT: Alastair Campbell
Alastair Campbell
Financial Times
By Gideon Rachman
1 November 2008
The former press secretary to Tony Blair talks with Gideon Rachman about his battles with depression and alcoholism, his stance…
Architect of a bold deal
Takumi Shibata
Financial Times
By Michiyo Nakamoto and David Pilling
26 October 2008
Nomura's COO acted swiftly when Lehman operations came up for sale
France's media challenger
Alain Weill
Financial Times
By Ben Hall
12 October 2008
Alain Weill has built an empire by giving his audience what it wants
France's media challenger
Alain Weill
Financial Times
By Ben Hall
12 October 2008
Alain Weill has built an empire by giving his audience what it wants
All fired up to play the Trump card
Donald Trump
Financial Times
By Natalie Graham
11 October 2008
Donald Trump, the US millionaire, started his career working with his father, a property developer, before setting his sights on…
‘Above all, serenity’
Martha Stewart,
Financial Times
By Janics Blackburn
11 October 2008
Martha Stewart, 67, could be seen as the original domestic goddess. The founder of a company that produces magazines, books,…
