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Assault on Colonial Pipeline underscores vulnerabilities in critical US infrastructure.
Fresh skirmishes break out in the early hours of Sunday amid protests by Palestinians against evictions in East Jerusalem
Move comes as wealthy Indians turn to black market in hunt for critical medical supplies
Electric carmaker hopes pricey technology will give it an upper hand in fight with US rival
Soaring digital asset prices prompt firms to offer products ranging from loans to futures
Conservative firebrand Díaz Ayuso cut through traditional party lines for resounding win
The huge productivity advice industry made little sense even before the pandemic
Policymaker says eurozone can reduce unemployment without fuelling price growth
France and Germany back Brussels in pushing for more vaccine exports from rich countries
Sturgeon says referendum a matter of ‘democratic principle’ after SNP and Greens win 72 seats
US aid to end border crisis must contend with poverty, corruption and violence in home countries
Sharp slowdown in pace of hiring complicates path to deal on infrastructure and family aid
Founder of collapsed family office Archegos was crucial in early days of tech-focused asset manager
Drawing on decades of writing about the province, one of its leading historians warns it is still far from overcoming sectarianism
Gentrification of the no-man’s-land beneath Manhattan Bridge reveals the simple power of giving a place a name
The Nobel-winning psychologist on behavioural economics, human error and why he doesn’t see himself as a guru
After 20 years in Afghanistan, the US is re-evaluating the exceptionalism that drives its foreign policy
Actress says ‘a thousand no’s’ in Hollywood gave her the resilience to push Honest Company to listing
Disappointing jobs report challenges the Biden administration’s hopes for a rapid recovery
Marble Ridge founder Dan Kamensky had pleaded guilty to misconduct during bankruptcy of Neiman Marcus
Getting aid and medicine to conflict-ridden countries was hard enough before the pandemic
Lack of a common structure makes individual country promises difficult to compare
Activists attack influential investor group for voting against calls for deeper emissions cuts at oil company
Reduction would be the most effective action in the near term, landmark report concludes
First look at UK local election results, plus how Jersey fishing spat affects UK-EU relations
The eating habits of western countries are unsustainable
Out go gyms and free meals, in come gong baths and financial advice
Devastated by the fall-off in business some countries are looking to use EU recovery funds to move away from the mass market
The second world war offered a rare opportunity for a rethink — will Covid do the same?
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Technology stocks rally after hiring data substantially undershoot economists’ expectations
Smart cities risk Italian job, Peloton’s costly recall, Google’s Woolaroo
Legal battles highlight thorny issue of who owns virtual currency and merchandise
When Jean-Charles Samuelian-Werve co-founded his healthcare start-up, he wanted to be accountable for every decision
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