Night School, Class 5: How to read the markets
On the final episode of BTM Night School, we're talking markets: from stocks to bonds to commodities. We're joined by the FT's Markets editor Katie Martin and Ethan Wu, a member of the FT’s Wall Stree...
15 Maj 202318min
Can Intel bounce back?
Silicon Valley legend Intel was the semiconductor chip industry’s global leader for decades. Lately it’s fallen behind, just as the US is recognising the importance of chips to economic and national s...
10 Maj 202317min
Night School, Class 4: ESG reshapes the boardroom
ESG has become a buzzword within public companies and among asset managers. Central banks and big asset managers such as BlackRock have been championing these standards, asking companies to consider c...
8 Maj 202320min
How EY’s Project Everest collapsed
When news broke last year that EY was planning to split its businesses, it was seen as a move that could reshape the accounting industry. The bold plan was given an equally grand name, “Project Everes...
3 Maj 202318min
Night School, Class 3: Big Tech vs the insurgents
From the rise of ChatGPT to job cuts at companies such as Meta and Amazon, tech has dominated the headlines in 2023. On this episode of Night School, the Financial Times’ innovation editor, John Thorn...
1 Maj 202316min
FT Weekend: The secret gamblers using AI to hack horse racing
This week, we’re bringing you something from our fellow podcast, FT Weekend. The show travels to Miami, Florida, to drink some beers, place some bets, and discover how AI is changing the sport of hors...
26 Apr 202323min
Night School, Class 2: Why high inflation persists
Inflation remains stubbornly high in the US. In this week’s episode of BTM: Night School, US managing editor Peter Spiegel talks to US economics editor Colby Smith about how we got here and what the F...
25 Apr 202317min
Why Apple can’t leave China
Apple has spent two decades and billions of dollars building a massive supply chain for its products. At the centre of that operation is China. But as Beijing has become more authoritarian and relatio...
19 Apr 202321min
