Andrew Hill

“This is a CEO who has underperformed quite quickly the manifesto that got him the job. [In the corporate world] I don’t know whether he would still be in post.”

Andrew Hill @andrewtghill

Energy, charisma, and mastery of the rules of power - my @ftweekend essay on Trump’s leadership style and its potentially fatal flaws https://t.co/T9UKwXJZH3

RT @andrewtghill: Energy, charisma, and mastery of the rules of power - my @ftweekend essay on Trump’s leadership style and its potentially…

Delighted to make a first visit to glorious Trieste to talk about Trump’s leadership and Europe’s hard choices ⁦@LinkFestival_it⁩ today https://t.co/cyjtY9udHx

Could Trump's trade wars bring "newfound appreciation of the benefits of economic interdependence and connectivity"? @BenChu_ Chu & I discuss (de)globalisation in this bonus episode of the Economics Show, about his timely new book Exile Economics https://t.co/uxzzEoc9gJ

‘Tens of thousands of Italians are playing “Fantapapa”, a fantasy-football inspired online game for predicting the next pope’ via @FT https://t.co/JzwmIISIs4

“Don’t ever take a fence down until you know the reason why it was put up” - the FT View on the pitfalls of over hasty business deregulation and the uncertain future of the US audit watchdog https://t.co/X7eRZvSxrQ

“Among Buffett’s most devoted followers, his departure is comparable to the recent death of Pope Francis.” What is his legacy and what comes next? A little Sunday Buffettology from me https://t.co/lC6KrdctvD

RT @ftlive: Every great business book starts with a question. The 21st annual @FT & @Schroders Business Book of the Year Award is officiall…

Gen Z leads the charge back to the office but "the odds of junior staff getting hands-on feedback don’t go up if the manager has double the team and their own workload" @emmavj and @hope_sapphire on the mismatch between the hope & reality of office life https://t.co/PY88attgie

RT @andrewtghill: AI has not yet caught up with talented writers, but publishers, agents and authors tell me the big question is: “How long…

Those who see Trump’s Art of the Deal in the latest tariff shenanigans might want to read what dealmakers, diplomats and negotiation experts told me about his style. TL/DR: short-term aggression may “win the hand, but not necessarily the game”

Andrew Hill @andrewtghill

Trump “doesn’t have a philosophy. Everything is filtered through the prism [of] ‘Does this benefit me?’” - John Bolton, former Trump adviser, in my analysis of The Art of the Deal. Does the business bestseller have any lessons for deal makers? https://t.co/HBYBCPcN37

RT @andrewtghill: Trump “doesn’t have a philosophy. Everything is filtered through the prism [of] ‘Does this benefit me?’” - John Bolton, f…

Trump “doesn’t have a philosophy. Everything is filtered through the prism [of] ‘Does this benefit me?’” - John Bolton, former Trump adviser, in my analysis of The Art of the Deal. Does the business bestseller have any lessons for deal makers? https://t.co/HBYBCPcN37

RT @Banxcartoons: From today’s ⁦@ftopinion⁩ ⁦@FT⁩ #tariffs #trump https://t.co/kIctiv5tkR