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Two adults also among victims of 18-year-old shooter who died in elementary school massacre in Uvalde
Governor Brian Kemp cruises to victory despite ex-president endorsing rival David Perdue
Revisions to corporate financial reports rose 289% in 2021, with increase led by Spacs
Pending rules come as funds repackage themselves for the $3tn ‘sustainable’ market
Human rights lawyer Jessica Cisneros, 28, is in a tight race to defeat longstanding incumbent Henry Cuellar
US president’s comments during visit to Tokyo prompt criticism from Beijing
In Atlanta, the unemployment rate is at a record low but the return of inflation means falling real wages
When the former president’s monomania backfires, he looks weak. But this is not necessarily good news for Biden
We know from the 1970s that the time to throttle an inflationary upsurge is at the beginning
Rise of haven currency amid higher rates and a European war is casting a long shadow
Investors’ expectations that interest rates will not rise much may be very misguided
Hungary’s Viktor Orbán declares state of emergency over ‘economic crisis’ caused by Ukraine war
Broader measures must cover the financial and energy sectors as well as more government officials and business figures
Nearly every employer is struggling to hire, but the problem is more acute for some
The Japanese-American artist tantalises with works that subvert minimalism
Talk of systemic racism still dominates local politics, yet efforts to address it have been frustrated
This series examines what a historically tight jobs market means for US workers, businesses and policymakers
Carmaker and tech company team up to accelerate shift to electrical vehicles
Biden’s first presidential trip to the region struggles to show a positive agenda
What the pandemic tells us about recession-fighting
Japan condemns joint exercise as ‘provocative’ and ‘unacceptable’
In spite of lingering lockdown effects and the threat of a global recession, executives were upbeat about the sector’s prospects at the FT’s recent summit
More sectors are being identified as national security priorities as the world splits between competing economic blocs
Scheme announced a day after Joe Biden said US would use force to defend Taiwan from attack
Euro strengthens as ECB president signals the end of negative interest rates
Investors in search of safe assets flock to overnight reverse repo market
Jabs for youngest children offer potential new market amid global glut of adult doses
The US and its allies specialise in hypocrisy but their open systems permit the uncovering of painful truths
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President Ebrahim Raisi blames ‘global tyranny’ for death of officer in elite Revolutionary Guards
US president announces Indo-Pacific Economic Framework after meeting Japan’s prime minister
Market participants say evidence points to increasing participation by large institutional investors
Japanese semiconductor materials maker JSR warns Beijing lacks necessary infrastructure to catch up
From the notorious to the nonagenarian, these old favourites are looking fresher than ever
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
The speed of the market turnround is arresting but believers think these assets can outlast the current crash
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