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Free nations should not overstate the momentum or influence of autocrats
The American company now dominates the market for Covid jabs. But does that give it too much power?
A killing ricocheted through the Pakistani diaspora but may not bring lasting change at home
Asynchronous video interviews are bad news for both employers and would-be employees
Wealth, power and fame are no defence against the arbitrary power of the Communist party
Central bankers ought to wonder why they succumbed to a fantasy about the Great Depression
Holiday sales have started strongly, but Omicron raises new questions
The challenge of how these countries achieve higher prosperity across society remains unsolved
US police forces swamped with 911 calls are sending clinicians to help people in mental breakdown
A case involving a Mississippi health centre could overturn Roe vs Wade and is a key test for new justices
The government’s response to immediate pressures on the system is inadequate and indefensible
Hit hard by the pandemic, operators in the world’s biggest gambling hub are facing scrutiny from the Xi government
For months, scientists have warned about the folly of leaving huge swaths of the world’s population unvaccinated
Divestments by big Swiss miner would hurt shareholders in the short term
Such betting trips are the backbone of Macau’s $30bn gambling market
Jack Dorsey casts himself as a Randian hero and the Great Resignation goes all Atlas Shrugged.
FT Alphaville has the answer, but we’re not sure Roman Roy does.
And a defence of Twitter
We rent out our second home and submit a self-assessment return on paper
Developments in Chile, Peru and Mexico trigger dismay in executives and bankers
Risks of not shifting soon enough to new Sofr market benchmark are rising
Platform has failed to keep pace with social media innovations
Launch of cheap mobile-only service will rekindle fears of a price war among British brokers
Shares jumped even though Reliance Industries knocked down talk of bid for UK telecoms company
Not entirely.
Japan in 1989 anyone?
Combating coronavirus could end up resembling a game of whack-a-mole
CMA acts tough over animated image provider in hope of atoning for perceived failures in past
Border closures come at a bad time for Japanese carmaker as shortages spread to parts and foreign workers
Mutual board’s failings have allowed private equity to be cast as the villain
Investors looked right past Delta
Calm trading conditions are increasingly interspersed with sharp bouts of volatility
SEC’s Gensler must honour his promise to bring transparency on investor costs
Pseudoscience is mixed up with enough real science to make anything believable
From mini-MBAs to short online programmes, a burst of learning will boost your productivity in the long run
The market for risker debt is hot and expensive — but not wildly out of line with history or economic fundamentals
Twenty years after the energy group collapsed, memories are fading — and that is dangerous for governance
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