Dr. Jeannie Kenkare, left, and Michelle Flannery treating Roberta Giordano, who severed a foot tendon.CreditAndrew Sullivan for The New York Times NORWALK, Conn. — Start in Room 4, just beyond the reception area: A man is having blood drained from a bruised finger. Over in Room 1, a woman is being treated for eye trouble. […]
After a £40m revamp and the acquisition of a range of new exhibits, the IWM is looking to the future as well as the past In the line of fire … the Imperial War Museum. Photograph: Getty Images ‘Imperial, war and museum – the three worst words in the English language.” Imperial War Museum director Diane Lees is quoting […]
A new expert appraisal of the Detroit Institute of Arts’ collection, which some creditors are demanding be sold to help pay municipal debts in the city’s bankruptcy case, has found that the works could be worth $2.7 billion to $4.6 billion. The appraisal, commissioned by the city and the museum in advance of a federal bankruptcy trial […]
Chris Willford failed to tell his fellow board members of the bank’s worsening finances in time for the 2008 rights issue Bradford & Bingley branch during the 2008 financial crisis. Photograph: Linda Nylind for the Guardian The accountancy watchdog has fined the former finance director ofBradford & Bingley for failing to alert his board to a serious worsening […]
At Dior, Marie Antoinette-worthy corsets and crinolined brocade gowns displayed a deft interplay between the past and the future. CreditValerio Mezzanotti for The New York Times PARIS — Fashion can occasionally seem as if it exists in its own bubble. (An allover sequined diaper catsuit? Who would wear that?) But this season, the Paris couture shows […]
Company hopes research initiative will result in breakthrough that could improve revenue for its struggling hardware sector IBM’s Tom Rosamilia: ‘The message to our investors is that … we believe there is great innovation possible.’ Photograph: Philippe Wojazer/Reuters IBM is to invest $3bn (£1.7bn) over the next five years in chip research and development in hopes […]
RIO DE JANEIRO — As Brazil tried to absorb the shock of its 7-1 loss to Germany in the World Cup, the rout offered a vivid reminder of how the fortunes of the national soccer team can mirror how Brazilians view their society even as other traumas recede into history. The hosting of the World […]
Research demonstrates for the first time the knock-on effects to other species of class of insecticides known to harm bees A barn swallow hunting over a flowering oilseed rape field, Spain. Photograph: Alamy New research has identified the world’s most widely used insecticides as the key factor in the recent reduction in numbers of farmland birds. […]
To grasp the full implications of the Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby decision, it helps to read it not in isolation but alongside the court’s other major religion case of the term, Town of Greece v. Galloway. Issued eight weeks before Hobby Lobby and decided by the same 5 to 4 division, Town of Greece rejected a challenge to […]
Gymkhana, a London restaurant based on the Anglo-Indian joints in Delhi and Mumbai, has been voted the best in Britain. Owner Karam Sethi explains how it took the city by storm Gymkhana recipes: chicken butter masala, dorset brown crab with garlic and pepper, suckling pig vindaloo and flutterby lass Eastern promise … Gymkhana’s Karam, Sunaina and Jyotin Sethi Seven years […]