Clara Murray

London

Data Journalist at Financial Times

Data journalist @FT

Articles

British Airways chief says ‘game-changing’ AI has helped cut delays

2 days ago | ft.com | Philip Georgiadis |Clara Murray

The chief executive of British Airways said “game-changing” AI technology has helped significantly cut the number of cancellations and...
The revealing shift in who reports the gender pay gap

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Clara Murray

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The revealing shift in who reports the gender pay gap

3 weeks ago | ft.com | Clara Murray

The difference in pay for men and women in the UK has gradually narrowed since companies began recording it in 2017.
How policies in Ireland and Chile hit disabled people’s job prospects

1 month ago | ft.com | Clara Murray

Sinéad Burke graduated top of her class in her primary school teaching course and won an academic award, yet she says she “struggled” to...
Gender pay gap widens at Lloyds Bank and Nationwide

1 month ago | ft.com | Clara Murray |Akila Quinio

The gap in earnings between men and women at Lloyds Banking Group and Nationwide widened last year even as income disparities across the...
Water companies fail to improve more than half of worst sewage overflow pipes

1 month ago | ft.com | Gill Plimmer |Clara Murray

Privatised water companies failed to make improvements to more than half of the worst sewage overflow pipes in English and Welsh...
How restaurant hype happens: a tale told through booking data

1 month ago | ft.com | Clara Murray

Hundreds of restaurants open every year in the UK.
From Death Star to Raccoon Feet: have quirky meeting room names gone too far?

2 months ago | financialpost.com | Clara Murray

Virgin added it had “never been afraid to shake things up”, but such quirky nomenclature is far from unusual in today’s workplace. It is now hard to find a company — especially in the creative or tech sectors — that does not have some kind of innovative system for naming rooms. “People have gotten very cute over the years,” said Jeremy Myerson, a professor emeritus at the Royal College of Art and expert in workplace design.
Can Europe’s defence groups step up if Donald Trump pulls back?

2 months ago | ft.com | Sylvia Pfeifer |Clara Murray

For the first time in more than 30 years, Europe’s defence sector is hot property.
From Death Star to Raccoon Feet: have quirky meeting room names gone too far?

2 months ago | afr.com | Clara Murray

Richard Branson’s Virgin Group unveiled its new London headquarters last November at Whitfield Studios, a former music studio where the Rolling Stones recorded. Perhaps it was that rock’n’roll heritage that inspired the company to dub the highest conference room in the building “Miles High Club”. It is one of many rooms in the premises that “celebrate Virgin’s playful spirit”, the company told the Financial Times.