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Speaking exclusively to Tim Bradshaw, the FT’s global tech correspondent, theBritish designer explainsin Silicon Valley style why now is the right time to start his new creative venture, LoveFrom; how he’ll continue to work closely with Apple, and how Steve Jobs inspired the move years ago in a team...

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Published in:	FT.com
Main Author:	Kao, Joanna S
Format:	Newspaper Article
Language:	English
Published:	London The Financial Times Limited 28-06-2019
Subjects:	Design Harris, Kamala Jobs, Steve Johnson, Boris Putin, Vladimir Vietnam Crimea United Kingdom > UK El Salvador United States > US China Europe Silicon Valley-California France Germany Syria Spain
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Summary:	Speaking exclusively to Tim Bradshaw, the FT’s global tech correspondent, theBritish designer explainsin Silicon Valley style why now is the right time to start his new creative venture, LoveFrom; how he’ll continue to work closely with Apple, and how Steve Jobs inspired the move years ago in a team meeting: “He [said] that one of the fundamental motivations was that when you make something with love and with care . . . you are expressing your gratitude to humanity, to the species. According to Bari: “It’s a curious paradox that as office culture looks more relaxed, codes of conduct have grown stricter. Senator Kamala Harris proved herself a contender in the first round of TV debates. * Boris Johnson, frontrunner in the UK prime ministerial race, says that Article 24 of the World Trade Organization’s underlying treaty would allow the UK to maintain its current trading relationship with the EU even if it crashed out.