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Recognition that pandemic is far from over threatens economic comeback
Treasury ‘must furnish’ filings to House committee, according to legal opinion
SEC to require more disclosures about companies’ structure and contacts with Beijing
Biden administration decries ‘intimidation’ of reporters after harassment covering Henan floods
GDP advanced 6.5% on annualised basis as strong consumption was offset by lagging private investment
White House official tries to spur holdouts to get jabbed as Delta variant spreads
American vacation staple struggles with kinks of an economy emerging from the pandemic
The flipside of sport’s professionalisation is extra pressure heaped on athletes
Maths teacher who organised a pivotal black vote campaign and promoted numeracy for all
US conservatives who might once have criticised Trump are now falling in line with disturbing speed
Diversity makes for lateral thinking, and benefits us all
Biden’s chief medical adviser rejects new lockdowns despite rising cases and falling vaccination rates
Former president has brought in more cash than anyone else in the Republican party ahead of midterm elections
US threats, combined with Beijing’s drive for control, raise the very real risk of tensions escalating
The president’s executive order on competition policy aims to rebalance American capitalism
The recovery has proven resilient due to the willingness of Americans to spend
Ports, rail yards and warehouses are straining to meet roaring consumer demand as economy recovers
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Chinese regulators say they are ‘open’ to foreign listings after blow to investors
Lifting of ban comes as billions in planned aid to tenants and landlords goes unspent
Leading US bond manager says ballooning housing costs could push interest rates higher
GDP data for second quarter suggest bloc is growing faster than US and China
Florists, fishmongers, writers, oil towns and car insurers show how they have coped with effects of the pandemic
Known attacks have quadrupled in the pandemic but lax disclosure rules mean true figure may be far worse
In the next three years, the world’s three most powerful countries have to navigate transfers of power
President Rodrigo Duterte reverses his decision that had caused friction with Washington
Companies analysis from our sister publication
Investors’ Chronicle convenes a panel once a year to discuss ETFs that could prove promising
European equities close at a high, boosted by upbeat earnings
Total assets reach $6.6tn as buoyant markets boost appeal of low-cost investment vehicles
Plus, a new UK carbon offset task force and US energy jobs are on the rise
And fixing the Treasury market
Agreement by senators on $1tn package hands potentially big win to president Joe Biden
Shopify till you drop, UK’s wafer-thin chip strategy, rugged Nokia phone
The constant march of variants shows how difficult it will be to beat, but the human immune system is a powerful defence
Republican commissioners criticise Democratic initiatives targeting corporate power
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