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The two banks had confirmed the tie-up less than two weeks ago
Outgoing US president still insists he won 2020 election but hints at possible concession
Investment group put off making a big bet due to Covid-19 and sky-high valuations
Sharp rise in cases has forced government to bring in controls, raising fears of split with health officials
Airlines and employers that ask for proof of coronavirus immunity will be acting in the public interest
Lessons from Japan: Why the generation that grew up in stagnation will not take risks
Long-awaited project to arrive as soon as January, with just one dollar-backed coin
CEO pushes for renewable rules revamp to meet green manufacturing pledges of its client Apple
Crisis threatens to force sales in fragmented and debt-laden sector
Beijing imposes duties of up to 212% as coal ships remain blocked from docking off coast
West African pirate gangs are increasingly taking crew for ransom rather than stealing cargo
Drive to double portfolio of products after electric-vehicle plans scrapped
One-time payment will be made in January as calls for industrial action grow over peak sales period
Bank’s chief economist cites ‘worrying signs’ that supply and demand for credit are shrinking
The FT analyses the scale of outbreaks and the number of deaths around the world
Chess boards and PlayStations in demand as older shoppers in rural areas join online rush
Moncef Slaoui, the pharma industry veteran who joined US federal Covid programme, feels vindicated
Possible takeover of workplace chat app comes as rival’s Teams service surges in popularity
Defendants remain mired in murky legal proceedings three years after they were first detained
The gulf between those with wealth and education and those without is more significant than geography
The question of what Belgium owes for a brutal history in Congo
The FT’s John Thornhill explains the risks and rewards of an AI breakthrough
Ahead of our annual Women of the Year series, we are collecting your recommendations
Renaissance man who transformed the global financial institution, and the world’s view of it
Investors who are counting the financial cost of the pandemic continue to argue for a radical breakaway competition
Lessons from Japan: early experience of ultra-low rates now relevant to investors around world
Expectations that the ECB will expand its emergency asset purchase programme drives debt rally up
Cryptocurrency plunges as much as 13 per cent following record-breaking session
In these polarised times, one truth unites the British commentariat: Christmas letters are ghastly
The cloud software company and workplace collaboration app are in talks for what could be one of the sector’s largest deals
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