Worries over tightening of pandemic restrictions make for gloomy start to the week
Federal Reserve chairman to defend central bank’s pandemic response in testimony to Congress
SEC plan to allow managers to keep equity stakes secret is a ‘debilitating blow’, letter says
Relatives push for pro-democracy supporters arrested at sea to choose their own lawyers
A rules-based order is giving way to something that feels more like 19th-century imperialism
Majority of leaked SARs relate to previously reported scandals and regulatory issues
Company says he will forgo $166m in stock awards and must run tweets past its lawyer
President claims Biden would install ‘radical left’ judges following justice Ginsburg’s death
ByteDance contradicts claims by Donald Trump, Oracle and Walmart as both sides seek to spin deal
US jeweller takes first round of court battle that could decide fate of $16.6bn acquisition
Mark Sorrell and Stephan Feldgoise are elevated as a drop in advisory fees from pandemic hits dealmaking
Pedro Sánchez willing to reactivate emergency powers used during first lockdown
PM set to reverse plan coaxing workers back to offices as wider curbs to contain new spread of Covid-19 hit markets
The FT analyses the scale of outbreaks and the number of deaths around the world
President is expected to shift the ideological complexion of America’s top court decisively to the right
Fellow members of UN security council cast doubt on legal authority for Washington’s claim
Genetic sequencing company set to take full ownership of start-up
Government proposal would see the $1tn investor curb its European equity stake
Transparency about performance has mixed results, especially when colleagues are out of sight
Boris Johnson struggles with his party. Plus, Arm takeover raises questions about UK's industrial strategy
Rishi Sunak is to extend the Treasury’s UK-wide programme of Covid-19 business support loans
Leaders who invested heavily in their relationship with the president are having to consider the possibility of a Biden win
Ralf Rangnick’s eight-year tenure involved promoting youth and adopting a risky, attacking game
Your question for our expert — and readers’ advice
S&P says rapid build-up is different to period before eurozone crisis but long-term risks loom
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Beijing sells down frozen meat after African swine fever causes supply shortfall
Consultant warns funding is becoming more scarce, making life difficult for many companies
Deal for maker of ‘Elder Scrolls’ and ‘Fallout’ highlights importance of hunt for original content and subscription plans
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