World’s two largest economies take a big step closer to all-out trade war
US commerce secretary shorted Navigator Holdings before a critical article appeared
Josep Borrell says Madrid is losing the communications battle with Catalonia
Criticism of Europe comes as his own policy on child migrants is attacked from all sides
Stuart Grant says its courts and politicians are too keen to woo corporations
The powerful Martin Act targeted fraud but a new ruling has curbed its reach
Rain threatens to bring further disaster to refugees from Myanmar
Lawsuit is a key test of how antitrust rules can be applied to online marketplaces
Concrete step comes after Washington and Pyongyang pursue talks towards denuclearisation
Japanese company alleges breach of contract and blames Carl Icahn
Chancellor gets CSU backing on seeking wider European solution on refugees
The measure could delay sale of 100 planes worth close to $10bn
Justices reject appeals by both Republicans and Democrats but sidestep broader question
US military seeks to give computers intuition, not just ability to see patterns in data
Large banks set to distribute more than annual profits for first time since the crisis
Previously upbeat mood in boardrooms chills as president raises the stakes with China
Both are essential services — and they charge by the hour
The Robert Armstrong gives the FT's view on Donald Trump, China and trade
Progressive policies have encouraged a generation of academics to excel
Listen in on the conversations of the characters who populate modern offices
The collapse of the outsourcing group is the latest case to raise questions about accounting standards in the UK and US
ZTE drops another 25% as US Senate votes in favour of reinstating components ban
New York-based Mudrick Capital becomes latest specialist to raise money from investors
Debt sale would pioneer the use of Libor replacement
