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Tech company blames cyber attack on state-sponsored Chinese group
Move is first step towards permanent resolution of long-running trade battle
Move to help president Volodymyr Zelensky take on powerful moguls in war-torn state
Creation of 379,000 jobs fuelled by growth in leisure and hospitality
Canberra urges Brussels to review Rome’s move while also expressing sympathy to EU
Author and prominent critic of Silicon Valley groups to become a US government adviser on competition policy
Twelve months on from Europe’s first coronavirus lockdown, restrictions still dominate life in Italian city
Communist government fires back at criticism with salsa counter-offensive
To counter rising authoritarianism, the US must first repair its own system
The Sarkozy case shows that conservatives must modernise to win the presidency next year
Savvy operator who rose from humble beginnings to become the ultimate US insider
Asia and Africa flights provide strong revenue stream as transatlantic business dries up
A second electoral triumph in Baden-Württemberg would help reassure voters the party is capable of pragmatic government
In a country that has barely grown for a decade, Brazil’s most famous city is mired in heavy debt and violent crime
Getting pupils back into the classroom is just start of push to close ‘learning gap’
Italian PM’s robust stance on export controls shows impatience with EU procurement approach
Fresh signs of regression in countries, including Niger and Chad, that help the west to fight jihadis
Luxury brand will make a battery sports car and SUV in current plants from 2025
US expected to hold first summit with India, Japan and Australia next week in show of unity against Beijing
Beijing is putting its faith in its own mainland officials as it clamps down on the territory
Green light brings president’s goal of a large-scale federal boost to US economy a step nearer
Planned increases are a move away from Conservative orthodoxy but may deter business investment
Decision fuels speculation Hakan Atilla may be replaced to smooth US-Turkey relations under Biden
Opposition parties gain traction after finance minister’s election defeat exposes fragility of ruling coalition
Former teacher becomes face of push to reopen schools but wields her real power behind the scenes
Just one in 10 recently appointed leaders at large companies was female
Move is part of bloc’s effort to boost faltering immunisation programme
FT writers on the state of UK public finances, planned spending cuts and 'levelling up' pledges
Deal reached with Democratic senator Joe Manchin over extension of Covid unemployment benefits
Emergency use authorisation could help identify ‘long Covid’ sufferers
UK nurses’ leaders prepare for strike action as government insists 1 per cent rise is all it can afford
On International Women’s Day, it’s time to challenge the ‘pandemic penalty’
Previous immigration schemes have either pulled in too many applicants or not enough
Overseas chains use Britain as European launch pad to cater for demand in takeaways
FT analysis shows there is substance to Labour’s accusations of ‘pork barrel politics’
Government decision to defy calls for phased restart unnerves families, and teachers, despite stress of home schooling
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