They cover anything energy related.  

Background and Format: fastFT is a service providing market-moving news and views, 24-hours a day. Tailored for the active news consumer, it delivers up-to-the-minute reporting and comment in short, sharp and informed dispatches. It expands and deepens the FT's existing content offering by adding a live and dynamic layer of news and commentary. fastFT is staffed by a global team in London, New York and Hong Kong. Awards: 2016 - Press Awards, Digital Scoop of the Year: FastFT (nominated) 2015 - newsawards, Most Innovative Use of Mobile Technology: fastFT (winner) 2014 - Online Media Awards, Best Specialist Site for Journalism (commendation) Gorkana Alert: Wednesday 29 May 2013 The Financial Times has launched fastFT, a new service providing market-moving news and views, 24-hours a day. Tailored for the active news consumer, it delivers up-to-the-minute reporting and comment in short, sharp and informed dispatches. It expands and deepens the FT's existing content offering by adding a live and dynamic layer of news and commentary. The site can be viewed at www.ft.com/fastft and the team can be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/fastft. fastFT is staffed by a global team in London, New York and Hong Kong: In London: Megan Murphy is Chief Correspondent and Team Leader for fastFT globally. She previously served as the FT's Investment Banking and Legal Affairs Correspondent. She can be reached at megan.murphy@ft.com and found tweeting at www.twitter.com/meganmurp Michael Hunter is a Reporter. He was previously a Markets Reporter for the FT. He can be reached at michael.hunter@ft.com and found tweeting at www.twitter.com/mjjhunter Richard Stovin-Bradford is a Reporter. He was previously a Lex Writer for the Financial Times. He can be reached at richard.stovin-bradford@ft.com and found on Twitter at www.twitter.com/stovinbradford In New York: Richard Blackden is the US Team Leader. He was previously at The Daily Telegraph, where he was US Business Editor in New York since September 2010. He can now be reached at richard.blackden@ft.com and found tweeting at www.twitter.com/richardblackden Eric Platt is a Reporter. He was previously Deputy Editor of Thomson Reuters Global Markets Forum. He can now be reached at eric.platt@ft.com and found tweeting at www.twitter.com/ericgplatt Alan Rappeport is a Reporter. He was previously the US Consumer Correspondent at the FT. He can be reached at alan.rappeport@ft.com and found tweeting at www.twitter.com/arappeport In Hong Kong: Patrick McGee is a Reporter. He previously covered credit markets for Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal. He can be reached at patrick.mcgee@ft.com and found tweeting at <a href="http://www.twitter.

They focus on financial services.

Background and Format FirstFT is a morning e-mail briefing of the world's top stories from the FT and the best of the rest of the web. Gorkana Alert: Tuesday 28 October 2014 The Financial Times has launched FirstFT, a daily free e-mail bringing readers the FT’s daily top picks of global news, comment and analysis from the FT and other sources. The service spans multiple time zones to ensure readers in all regions receive a tailored daily briefing. The team is led by Andrew Jack, Head of Aggregation and Editor of Curated Content. He can be reached on +44 (0)20 7873 4106 and andrew.jack@ft.com, and found tweeting at www.twitter.com/ajack. Amie Tsang is Lead Writer and she can be reached on +852 2905 5572 and amie.tsang@ft.com, and found tweeting at www.twitter.com/amietsang. More information can be viewed at www.ft.com/firstft and the team can be reached at firstft@ft.com

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FT Alphaville is a commercial daily news and commentary blog from the Financial Times providing financial market professionals with the information they need. The site's content is aimed at a global readership. The FT Alphaville editorial team is headed by Paul Murphy, an award-winning Financial Journalist and the former Editor of FT Tilt. Paul is joined by an internationally-based team of Contributors. FT Alphaville has four core components: 1. Rolling news and commentary through the UK, European and US trading day. Readers get quick alerts on important breaking news, guidance on where to go for quality comment and analysis, and timely notification of crucial FT.com content. 2. Three morning briefing notes published right at the beginning of the working day in Europe (6am London time), the US (6am New York time) and Asia (6am Hong Kong time). Designed primarily for readers on the move, this e-mail service provides a quick and accessible digest of key financial news and analysis from FT Alphaville itself, as well as the FT and other publications. 3. Markets Live, a real-time markets commentary service co-hosted by FT Alphaville Editor Paul Murphy and FT Markets Reporter Bryce Elder. Markets Live offers near-instant views on which assets are moving, and why. This service begins daily at 11am, London time. Cardiff Garcia, FT Alphaville’s New York correspondent, also runs a weekly US Markets Live every Wednesday at 10am New York time / 3pm London time. The US version looks at share price moves and other financial asset news, dip into analyst commentary, and engage in the usual banter with the Rabble on the Right. It also includes a recap of each week’s economic indicators and survey the week’s big economic events from around the world. 4. The Long Room. Launched in November 2008, the Long Room is an exclusive comment and analysis arena, where finance professionals are invited to share their research and offer thoughts on the work of others. Awards: 2013 - Online Media Awards, Best Commentary/Blogging (nominated) 2009 - Editorial Intelligence Comment Awards, Online Newspaper Blog (Winner) 2008 - The Wincott Awards, Online Award (Winner) Gorkana Alert: Thursday 10 March 2011 FT Alphaville will launch the first US edition of Markets Live tomorrow. The US version will slightly differ from the daily discussion hosted by Neil Hume and Bryce Elder in London. It will take place every Friday at 10am and will be hosted by FT Alphaville’s New York Correspondents, Cardiff Garcia and John McDermott. They will look at share price moves and other financial asset news, dip into analyst commentary, and engage with "the Rabble on the Right", FT Alphaville's ever-erudite readers. They will also include a recap of each week’s economic indicators and survey the week’s big economic events from around the world. It will be live on Friday from 10am at ftalphaville.ft.com/marketslive. Cardiff can be reached at cardiff.garcia@ft.com and John can be reached at john.m

Background and Format FT Confidential Research is an integrated research service from the Financial Times that provides premium, exclusive analysis and predictions on China investment themes. Using a dedicated FT team of specialists in China and the UK, it forecasts key trends and issues and supplies its own insights into industry trends and consumer sentiment. It keeps readers informed on key debates as they unfold inside mainland China. Its broad aim is to help the professional investor navigate through the Chinese investment landscape. It used be called China Confidential and was renamed in 2015. Audience and Readership: People interested in China investment themes. Deadline: Deadlines vary Circulation: Not disclosed Ad rates: Advertising information can be found here. Gorkana Alert: Wednesday 4th March 2009 The FT has this week launched China Confidential, a subscription only, fortnightly publication which provides exclusive predictive analysis on China investment themes. Using a dedicated FT team of specialists in China and the UK, it taps Chinese sources from the grassroots to the political elite to forecast key trends and issues. It conducts its own consumer polls and industry surveys to supply all-important primary research. By filtering the work of the best Chinese analysts and academics, it keeps subscribers current on key debates as they unfold inside mainland China. The first issue will be available online from Thursday this week on www.ftchinaconfidential.com. It is edited by former FT China Bureau Chief James Kynge, alongside Senior Correspondent Julia Grindell. James and Julia can be reached at james.kynge@ft.com and julia.grindell@ft.com respectively.

Background and Format: FT Health is a weekly newsletter for decision makers around the world. It covers global health, with insights into healthcare, medicine, science, public health and industry. Every Friday, we will provide a short original commentary or interview, and a selection of the most important stories from the FT and other news and specialist sites across the web. Audience and Readership: People interested in health issues. Deadline: Currently no information available Circulation: The publisher does not disclose this figure Time of publication: It is published every Friday as an email newsletter and can also be viewed online at www.ft.com/health  Ad rates: For any advertising queries please contact Editor Darren Dodd Other information: There is no generic email address, please contact the team directly. Editor Darren Doddis the best contact. Gorkana UK Financial Alert: Monday 6th March 2017 Darren Dodd has moved to launch FT Health, a new weekly newsletter covering everything from global health policy and pharma to science and disease. It will be published every Friday as an email newsletter and also can be viewed online at www.ft.com/health. Previously Senior News Editor on the FT's UK Desk, Darren can still be reached on +44 (0)20 7775 6849, +44 (0)7843 067 506 and darren.dodd@ft.com. He can also be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/darrendodd and www.twitter.com/ft_health  

Background and Format: Aimed at the global community, the FT Trading Room is all about market structures that are likely to affect banks, brokers, exchanges, clearing houses, settlement systems, asset managers and the ordinary investing public for years to come. Gorkana US Alert, Wednesday 9th September 2009 Financial Times has announced the launch of FT Trading Room (http://www.ft.com/markets/trading-room), a new section of FT.com providing a single source of intelligence for breaking news, analysis and comment on the world of equities and derivatives trading. In addition, it also provides information on exchanges, alternative trading platforms, clearing, settlement, regulation of these areas and information on trading technology and the firms that provide this.