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Deputy Editor, Financial Times
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Biography
Mansur Shaheen currently serves as Deputy Editor at the Financial Time's Health Payer Specialist, where he helps report and lead the coverage of the health insurance industry for the FT's premium corporate service. He previously featured at SB Nation, Daily Mail, The Messenger, Bridge Michigan, America Magazine, and others.
Health, Business, Health Insurance
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By Mansur Shaheen Verified| Substack@ Fans of the Belgian National team will forever remember the warm summer evening in Saint Petersburg. Their beloved Red Devils were set to take on France in a World Cup semi-final. The biggest match in the nation’s history, against their neighbor for which they share a language and a 400 mile border. It was a meeting of two powerhouses, and the best chance for the Belgian “golden generation” to take down one of the sport’s giants and play in a World Cup final.
By Mansur Shaheen Verified| Substack@ “You think you just fell out of a coconut tree? You exist in the context of all in which you live and what came before you,” Kamala Harris, Vice President of the United States, said during an event last year honoring Hispanic leaders. Her comments were widely memed, turning into a punchline on TikTok and Twitter months later. But they always stuck with me because, while her delivery was odd, she made a salient point. One that applies to each and every person, but even more than that.
By Mansur Shaheen Verified| Substack@ Fans of the Belgian National team will forever remember the warm summer evening in Saint Petersburg. Their beloved Red Devils were set to take on France in a World Cup semi-final. The biggest match in the nation’s history, against their neighbor for which they share a language and a 400 mile border. It was a meeting of two powerhouses, and the best chance for the Belgian “golden generation” to take down one of the sport’s giants and play in a World Cup final.
Company Info
Financial Times
The Financial Times (FT) is a prominent global business news organization, established in January 1888. Headquartered in Bracken House, London, it is known for its authoritative reporting and analysis on business, finance, politics, and economics. The FT is easily recognizable by its light-pink newsprint, a distinctive feature since 1893. The FT offers a range of products, including its core newspaper, FT Weekend, and FT Magazine, which cover various topics from lifestyle to technology. It also provides specialized publications through FT Specialist and publishes financial benchmarks like the FTSE All-Share Index. The organization has a strong digital presence with FT.com and mobile apps, offering premium subscription services for real-time market insights. With over 2,900 staff members, including 700 journalists in 40 countries, the FT serves a diverse audience, including white-collar professionals, institutional investors, and academics.
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