Willingness to widen unilateral sanctions reflects growing urgency in Washington
Washington veers between criticism and praise of Pakistani efforts to curb extremists
John Watson likely to be replaced by head of midstream and development Michael Wirth
Antitrust watchdog fears ‘higher prices, lower quality, less choice and less innovation’
From Starbucks to Costco, brands have come under attack from hoaxers
Beijing’s pressure on Cambridge University Press is a sign of things to come
His aim is a political realignment achieved by voicing the grievances of his voters
Decision seen as victory for Muslim women but likely to inflame religious tensions
Another Chinese developer steps in to buy 10-acre plot Nine Elms Square
Car used in Cambrils attack had been caught on camera in Paris area
Oil-backed investor voted against management in 7 of its 10 largest equity holdings
Pod supplies squeezed after cyclone affects top producer Madagascar
TV collaboration between Breitbart and an enlarged Sinclair could upend the industry
Costly digital payment system becomes case study for the limits of nation building
Largest social network set to see its first decline in usage among any age group
Darkened skies prompt music and awe — and a tweet from Lloyd Blankfein
The US president’s approach is remarkably similar to Barack Obama’s
National Grid warns about energy supply for electric cars
Video-streaming platform claims price and local content gives it a competitive edge
Understanding the grave divisions in US society is key to resolving political crisis
We overestimate innovation in the short run but underestimate any longer-term impact
EM stocks gain ground ahead of Jackson Hole gathering
The $1.8bn bond sold by the electric car maker is among those bruised by junk weakness
Utilities, telecoms and consumer staples lead main S&P sectors over the month
