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Chief cites ‘positive vaccine and stimulus developments’ in decision to reverse some loan-loss charges
Plan includes new individual cheques for Americans as well as aid for state and local governments
Norway first to be told it will receive fewer doses than expected next week
Share buybacks likely as earnings beat expectations
Rival narratives about the origin of the pandemic compete in the Chinese city where it began a year ago
Britain’s departure from the EU reopens a difficult debate over its place in the world
Founder Stephen Schwarzman was one of president’s staunchest backers on Wall Street
Canadian convenience store group Couche-Tard has offered €16.2bn for the supermarket company
German exchange traded product garners volumes matching those of popular European funds
Giuseppe Conte races to win support from majority of senators before confidence vote on Tuesday
MGM’s chief executive must ensure the group adapts to cope with the structural changes reshaping the industry
Investors who made loans during calmer times before pandemic face a reckoning, analysts say
The FT's John Burn-Murdoch examines the coronavirus stats, and explains why the UK death rate is likely to rise further
More states follow Florida in making anyone over 65 eligible for a jab but bottlenecks may thwart their aims
World’s largest electronics trade show goes virtual for first time, with health tech high on the agenda
Report cites ‘single-minded focus’ on immigration prosecutions with no regard for the consequences
Dovish comments from Federal Reserve chairman fail to halt increase in Treasury yields
‘Novel’ deal comes in exchange for excluding Chinese groups from the country’s telecoms networks
US hedge fund names Peter Brown as sole chairman while father and son remain on board as directors
The air-cushioned boots once adopted by punks and mods are being marketed knowingly to a new generation
Can the US recover its democratic values?
US president-elect Joe Biden will ask Congress to spend $1.9tn on an economic rescue plan
Turkey’s strongman president is remaking the country’s foreign policy in his image
Activists and revolutionaries reflect on their struggles for reform in the countries they fought to free
The sector lost an estimated $710bn of revenue in the pandemic. Will hotels and airlines ever claw that back?
Attention turns to political wrangling over how spending package will be funded
President-elect’s proposed package of $1.9tn in aid bolsters appeal of even financially stressed localities
Derivatives designed to insure against default prove worthless
Chinese group has had time to hedge smartphone revenue with low-tech products before blacklisting
Some stores of value are clearly overdoing the storing part
Policing minister asks for confirmation of ‘initial assessment’ that error poses no threat to public safety
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