I'm pleased to report that we've renewed our Financial Times subscription. SFU's full access to this major news source has been extended to June 2026 for all SFU students, instructors, and staff.

<Read on for details on the the surprising range of content in the FT and on the new "Business School Professors' Picks" feature... a fast route to planning current events discussions in your classes!>

A bit of good news in these difficult budgetary times: SFU's subscription to the Financial Times has been renewed.

Funded in partnership with the Beedie School of Business, our direct subscription to the Financial Times gives us full access to the FT's visual & data journalism, videos, podcasts, and much more.

I appreciate the FT's news articles, but for me the value of our subscription is in the access to the deeper FT content: the analysis of major world issues and availability of multiple perspectives on complex topics. I'll cover some highlights of the many types of FT content below...

<Read on for a taste of all the FT has to offer!>

Sanctions are constantly in the news these days, so the following title definitely caught my attention when I was scanning our new ebooks:

(Read on for more about this ebook... and for more books about economic sanctions!)

Is your daily news routine filled with random facts & headlines? Why not start your day with a source that offers deeper context and analysis, especially on the topics most relevant to business & economics? Check out the Financial Times!

As you may already know, university-wide access to the Financial Times was made possible in late 2020 through an initiative by the Beedie School of Business. Our direct subscription to the FT gives us full access to their visual & data journalism, videos, podcasts, and...

(Read on to learn about the analysis available from the FT... news beyond the surface facts!)