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US drugmaker warns current jab is less effective against South African variant
Decision sets up primary that could be litmus test of Trump support in party
Voting machine company seeks $1.3bn in latest defamation case against Trump lawyer
Intense enthusiasm among retail traders jolts a clutch of stocks
Members of old administration struggle to secure employment even after reversal of ban
An estimated 1.3m have gone home, with hospitality and retail the sectors most heavily affected
Some on extreme right view closure of Parler and end of Trump presidency as chance to gain and radicalise new recruits
After lacklustre results, company says it will shift focus to potential drugs to treat the disease
Veteran managers warn over exuberance as stock valuations and other signals flash red
New president moves quickly to fulfil a campaign promise in focus on diversity
Policy on procurement risks straining relations with key US allies
Investigation at German lender was triggered by client complaints last year
European Commission makes demand after company said it would deliver fewer doses than planned
Stricter Covid curbs will ‘kill travel’ and hit confidence, warn executives
Lessors raise $14.9bn in January thanks to confidence in robustness of niche in travel market
Rare period of profitability threatened by overproduction
Dealmaking is hotting up in a sector under relentless margin pressure
Fresh round of executive orders expected to push forward key agenda
Increased commitment to Yorkshire club marks latest US investment in English Premier League football
A new book tackles the myth that we should all love our work — it won’t love us back
After Russia arrests of thousands of protesters, EU leaders are set to meet on Monday
A new era for the 'special relationship'. Plus, how is the Brexit trade deal working on the ground?
After a month in hospital, FT critic Tim Hayward reflects on his battle with coronavirus
The point man to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed, Sheikh Tahnoon is redefining links between the state and private sector
Expansion of franchises such as Demon Slayer reflects shifts in the ownership and ambitions of a $24bn-a-year industry
Concerns over lockdowns and vaccine rollouts hold back economically-sensitive stocks
Amount will give cinema operator enough cash to survive until July, assuming no increase in attendance levels
UK group’s post-Brexit plans for new office in Paris were delayed by pandemic
In the longer term, online tipping exposes the country’s second-biggest short video app to official disapproval
Tencent’s stock surge lifts investor sentiment around Chinese internet groups
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