We use cookies for a number of reasons, such as keeping FT Sites reliable and secure, personalising content and ads, providing social media features and to analyse how our Sites are used.
San Francisco, Louisiana and retailer Target are the latest to require people cover faces
First-year analysts to start on $110,000 a year amid pandemic-driven M&A boom
Wall Street stocks lose steam over concerns that ‘peak growth’ has passed
Big Four accounting firm and three audit partners accused by regulator of audit independence misconduct
The explosion in demand for EVs has spurred a quest for alternative sources of key metals such as cobalt and nickel
The proportion of candidates who fell short this year is even higher than usual
Jack Dorsey’s deal in fast-growing fintech sector is largest in Australia’s history
Krystsina Tsimanouskaya accused her country’s authorities of trying to force her to leave Tokyo
A decade on from a democratic revolution, many see the return of one-man rule as an antidote to corruption
Proposed £7.1bn takeover is latest move by an American buyer for a British defence group
Optimism slowly spreads with highest number of planes in sky since start of pandemic
German €18bn real estate merger faces shareholder opposition despite improved price
Government outlaws online comments, whether true or not, that cause ‘fear’
Authorities say infection arrived in Nanjing on Russian aircraft but went undetected for 10 days
Biden’s chief medical adviser says new lockdowns unlikely despite rising cases and falling vaccination rates
New Zealand weightlifter exits competition having added to debate about gender classification in sport
Men’s sprinting races into new era, Venezuelan leaps to world record and British gymnast retains gold
Plus, Square’s $29bn bet on ‘buy now pay later’, Monzo’s regulatory woes and the hedge fund driving up fintech valuations
Fear of regulatory intervention has put off retail traders and institutional investors alike
Lifting of ban comes as billions in planned aid to tenants and landlords goes unspent
After months of seemingly indiscriminate buying, investors start to balk at riskiest deals
Ports, rail yards and warehouses are straining to meet roaring consumer demand as economy recovers
Fossil fuels will be needed in the green transition but vital supplies are being squeezed
Oil and gas industry stiffens resistance to tougher new environmental regime
Swedish timber group contests EU climate change focus on preserving woodland
Minister says more than 100 blazes have been contained after 6 people were killed and thousands evacuated
Does AI’s carbon footprint risk overshadowing its ability to cut emissions?
House prices are increasing in almost every major economy in the wake of the pandemic
In waters that are dumping ground for sewage and industrial waste, ‘sea snot’ is choking aquatic life
Scientists say third wave is a breeding ground for potentially more infectious and resistant forms of coronavirus
José Neves, founder of the online fashion marketplace, made unexpected gains in the crisis
African nation joins several peers taking advantage of high yields in emerging markets
Analysts trim expectations for how quickly the country will cut back on production of the alloy
Grab growth slows, battery recycling, Windows 365
South-east Asian company reveals slower growth as it heads for $40bn Spac merger
International Edition
