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Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson is the FT's US business editor, leading its coverage of the forces and people shaping corporate America.
In more than 20 years at the FT he has held writing and editing positions on both sides of the Atlantic, including US news editor and media editor.
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Walmart and Amazon are among those offering to assist the Biden administration in doling out jabs
Company chiefs warn they will fight moves to raise corporate taxes and the minimum wage
Lobby groups welcome large parts of new administration’s agenda but red lines remain
Plus: A renewable energy bubble?, AllianceBernstein goes back to school and UK pensions go green
Plus, Big Tech gets into the ESG gold rush, EU’s biodiversity push and why business will always be political
Billionaire Republican donor and staunch supporter of Israel transformed Las Vegas and Macau
Erosion of early public support around the world threatens vaccine rollouts
Companies and wealthy individuals halt contributions to lawmakers who tried to overturn election
Billionaire helped transform gaming hubs and wielded influence over US and Israeli politics
Corporate America is reviewing its political donations after the attack on the US Capitol
Wall Street banks and Big Tech among those to halt or review funding for lawmakers
Outgoing president delivered low taxes but executives are beginning to count the cost
Manufacturers lobby claims Trump ‘incited’ rioters as business groups call for end to ‘chaos’
Companies reconsider support and funding for politicians who back overturning of election result
Saudi Arabia has pledged to slash an extra 1m barrels a day of oil output in February and March
The hit producer makes her mark in the streaming age with Netflix romp
Larry Culp renegotiated pay package when pandemic caused stock to dip earlier this year
Many of the largest businesses got larger in 2020 as smaller rivals plunged into crisis
A deal on the future trading relationship could be announced on Christmas Eve
Entrepreneur gained national renown as candidate for Democratic presidential nomination
Pressure is building on companies to appoint more female and minority directors
Corporate America’s desire for mandate conflicts with deep suspicion among workers
3M’s Mike Roman acted quickly when his company’s N95 face masks became the world’s most in-demand item
Plus: trouble around the boardroom table, European regulators raise ESG oversight concerns and more
There’s been some good news on the green front this week, but there’s reason to stay sceptical — for now
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