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Guthrie, Jonathan
Jonathan Guthrie is enterprise editor of the FT. His column on issues relevant to private companies of all sizes has been appearing in the newspaper for over three years.
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Financial Times - Gran Bretaña | 20/12/2007
Contemporary art as a playground for the ultra-rich
Artist Damien Hirst's diamond-studded skull entitled 'For the Love of God' was recently sold for 70 millions euros. Jonathan Guthrie comments. "Mr Hirst, 42, has helped redefine his profession. An artist can now be a multimillionaire wheeler-dealer with a personal brand as powerful as a celebrity fashion designer. [Contemorary art] has become an investment playground for people made wealthy by globalisation, ranging from American and European bankers to Russian resources magnates and Asian industrialists. Thanks to the universality – or perhaps opacity – of his themes, Mr Hirst's art is a currency of success among the super-rich. ... The artist has persuaded a wealthy elite to buy representations of the only inconvenience their riches cannot protect them from: death."
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Financial Times - Gran Bretaña | 06/12/2007
Should the UK take EU directives less seriously ?
The chronicler Jonathan Guthrie responds to a proposal to increase the employment rights of temporary workers, debated in Brussels on December 5th, which he considers is adding to a long list of EU directives that are hindering business."Simon Tilford of the Centre for European Reform, a think-tank, still rates the UK at the top of the class for implementing and enforcing EU laws. ... I once visited Santiago in northern Spain, at a time when strict new EU food hygiene laws were putting British cheese makers out of business. A toothless crone sold me one of the region's famous conical cheeses in a street market. She insisted it was entirely home-made ('todo hecho en casa'). In her tin bath, one suspects. ... We can learn from the light-touch regulation practised by the local Spanish hygiene inspector, who was probably her favourite grandson. Contrary to europhobic popular wisdom, Britain suffers from being insufficiently European. Particularly in enforcement."
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