Financial Times

The Financial Times (FT) is a British daily newspaper that focuses on business, financial, and economic news and analysis. Founded in 1888 and based in London, it is known for its distinctive salmon pink pages. The FT is owned by Nikkei Inc. since 2015 and has a global editorial presence with offices in Britain, the US, and continental Europe. The FT publishes a daily print edition and has a strong digital platform, catering to a global audience. It offers a weekend edition that includes expanded coverage of international news and lifestyle sections. The newspaper also produces over 100 special reports annually on various topics relevant to business professionals. Group subscription packages are available for organizations, providing comprehensive access to its content. The Financial Times primarily serves business professionals, financial experts, and decision-makers who need timely and in-depth financial news. Its readership includes corporate executives, investors, policymakers, and academics interested in global economic trends.

Publishing United Kingdom Founded 1888 ~1,048 employees

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Employees
1,048
+0.9% in the 3 months to Jun 2025
Revenue / employee
$678K
Revenue ~$711M
12-month attrition
11%
Tech: 13.9%
H1B sponsor
NA
Open jobs
47
Last 30 days

Financial Times FAQ

How many employees does Financial Times have?

Financial Times has about 1,048 employees, up 0.9% over the 3 months to Jun 2025.

What is Financial Times's revenue per employee?

Financial Times makes about $678K in revenue per employee, based on $711M annual revenue and 1,048 employees.

How much does Financial Times pay?

6figr has 1 salary profile for Financial Times in the US, with pay broken down by role, level, gender and ethnicity on the Financial Times salaries page. See Financial Times salaries

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