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Policymakers make sixth consecutive interest rate increase this year as inflation races higher
Plus, Third Point calls for break-up of Shell and Evergrande founder loses $25bn in Xi crackdown
Brussels vows to defend its interests in more ‘assertive’ response to non-tariff measures
Britain’s economic scarring less than expected, stellar earnings from Big Tech, taxing times for US Democrats
Chancellor pledges new funds and lower fees to help address ‘acute’ crisis that is exacerbating UK’s supply chain woes
Sunak spares savers’ tax breaks but threshold freeze bites hard
He might not have saved Christmas, but Ryan Petersen’s tweets are a gift if you want to know what’s happening on the West Coast
‘Meme’ coin named after Musk’s dog, and why music struck a chord with private equity
Mexico and Brazil have gone backwards on climate and energy policies at a crucial time
‘You need to invest that wealth in improving opportunities for others’
If global carbon emissions are to fall quickly, negotiators must bear the following in mind
The industry has helped backstop sectors such as airlines hit hard by Covid, saving companies and jobs
Plus, Tesla valuation tops $1tn and Amazon signs cloud deal with UK secret services
Restrictions to contain the virus blamed for economy expanding just 0.3% in third quarter
Head of the European auto industry’s association says more semiconductor plants are needed in the region
Despite rising inflation and Weidmann’s warning shot, the ECB will most likely stay dovish on Thursday
With COP26 looming, the expert in sustainable development explains how we can have both decarbonisation and robust growth
Regulators must recognise that some work involved in greening the economy is dirty, dangerous and in need of reform
S&P 500 rises 0.5% to further high while Nasdaq Composite gains 0.9%
German recovery under threat; Warehouse space runs short; Retailers scramble to adapt
We don’t have much clue how big trade-distorting subsidies are, let alone how to constrain them
Labour leader Jonas Gahr Store tells the FT that the country’s $1.4tn oil fund is ‘political’
Democrats near spending deal and Fox News launches weather app
Region’s public officials are over-represented in files from offshore havens
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