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FT editor Lionel Barber says ‘algorithms are not going to take over’ and he still believes in ‘value and future of print’

Financial Times editor Lionel Barber has given his predictions for the future of financial journalism, saying he still believes in…

By Charlotte Tobitt

Financial Times headquarters sold ahead of title’s move back to former home in mid-2019

The headquarters of the Financial Times has been sold for £115m ahead of the newspaper’s move back to its former…

By Charlotte Tobitt

FT launches podcasts for smart speakers after jump in share of listeners using device and ‘substantial’ growth in audio ad revenue

The Financial Times has launched two new podcasts built for smart speakers, such as Amazon Echo and Google Home, after research…

By James Walker

‘Time for a revolution’ says FT editor Lionel Barber as he publishes letter criticising ‘lack of diversity’ among paper’s columnists

Financial Times editor Lionel Barber has said it is “time for a revolution” at the newspaper in a tweet sharing…

By Freddy Mayhew

FT’s Madison Marriage ‘disappeared for a week’ due to abuse after Presidents Club scoop but says paper ‘grew up a bit’ over backlash

The Financial Times reporter who went undercover to expose alleged sexual harassment at the Presidents Club charity dinner has said a…

By Charlotte Tobitt

Hong Kong rejects FT journalist’s visa renewal after he chairs pro-independence talk

The Hong Kong government has rejected a work visa renewal for a Financial Times journalist living in the city. Asia…

By Freddy Mayhew

Financial Times apologises to former WPP boss Sir Martin Sorrell over article about ‘disgraced’ chief executives

The Financial Times has apologised to former WPP boss Sir Martin Sorrell after including him in an article about “disgraced”…

By Charlotte Tobitt

Newspapers warn jailing of Reuters reporters in Myanmar ‘should concern every journalist and media organisation’

The jailing of two Reuters reporters for “doing their jobs” and reporting on the massacre of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar…

By Charlotte Tobitt

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