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The humiliating decision to turn its back on Hollywood has forced a return to its ‘bellhead’ roots in telecoms
The continent’s tech-savvy urban populations are mounting a stiff challenge to regimes unwilling to cede power
Ahead of this week’s summit, the US believes Russia is using disinformation to weaken support for democracy
The eight-party coalition of former allies elected on Sunday is so fragile that some think the ousted leader could yet return
The inside story of how optimism about post-pandemic travel inspired a bidding war for the bankrupt car rental company
The company producing the AstraZeneca vaccine in the country is owned by the monarch and there are signs of delays in the politically-sensitive...
Critics say the technology can be a tool for ‘digital authoritarianism’ and leaves countries vulnerable to cyber attack
Demand is set to explode with the rise in renewables technology, but years of under-investment threaten to leave supply short
The EU has become more sceptical about Beijing but some leaders worry about Washington’s new cold war rhetoric
The army’s increased involvement is crowding out the private sector and scaring away foreign investors, say critics
The cyber attack on meat processor JBS has been a wake-up call for governments and businesses to strengthen their defences
The rapid development of diagnostics to detect Covid-19 will be crucial in keeping on top of fresh outbreaks, variants and flu when it re-emerges
The business plan for the European Super League was partly built on ambitious, but unproven, income streams from the region
In the first in a series, Chris Giles examines whether the extraordinary post-crisis stimulus will lead to rising prices
Reforms would set a carbon price for the majority of companies, but member states and activists worry the poor will suffer
Thousands in the Chinese territory have applied for visas after the UK made an offer to 3m residents
At a time of growing geopolitical competition, US and European investment firms are plunging into the Chinese market
The government is tearing up the fragmented system but critics say the new plan suffers from ‘magical thinking’
Many fossil fuel-dependent economies will struggle to diversify despite intense pressure to hit 2050 targets
The extraordinary stimulus measures in the US could undermine confidence in the greenback if inflation takes off
Critics argue the EU’s €5bn plan to boost its ‘hard power’ and arm friendly governments in Africa and elsewhere is reckless
New strains and persistent hesitancy to take jabs are complicating government plans to reopen economies
Elon Musk has highlighted the cryptocurrency’s environmental impact and governments are starting to take notice
The maiden voyage of an aircraft carrier is a pivotal moment in the UK’s bid to reconcile its economic, political and security priorities
An FT investigation found dozens of privately traded shares that showed sudden surges following endorsement on Twitter
The Apple iPhone maker is spearheading an assault by electronics groups on the auto industry
The market is splitting in two, between modern, flexible spaces and older buildings whose value is likely to decline
Rising prices this week have given markets a foretaste of the risks that could lie ahead
Many Indians feel abandoned by a leader who ignored signs of a second wave and appears indifferent to their plight
The market for the technology is growing rapidly despite questions from scientists about whether it works
The arrest and conviction of journalists and activists has revived concerns over a government dominated by two clans
Although they account for 80 per cent of the economy, services were rarely a priority in the negotiations over leaving the EU
A lack of international co-ordination could undermine Beijing’s bid to reap the rewards from becoming a space superpower
Start-ups and multinationals are competing in a $17bn sector to make products that mix science and shifting consumer tastes
Devastated by the fall-off in business some countries are looking to use EU recovery funds to move away from the mass market
Businesses and residents want a coherent vision for the UK capital’s recovery, but no return to ‘business as usual’
The SEC is concerned about the market for ‘blank-cheque’ companies, including optimistic projections and celebrity endorsements
Even as demand falls, federal and state governments are pumping billions into the polluting fossil fuel industry
The Conservatives are well ahead in polls. But a feud with a former aide raises questions about the UK prime minister’s character
New chair António Horta-Osório will look to overhaul bank’s risk management culture after the Greensill and Archegos failures
Allen Weisselberg is considered to be the key to unlocking the complex finances of the former president’s empire
Unemployment, underfunded security forces and access to guns have combined to produce record numbers of abductions
In the first of a series, younger readers describe to the FT how they feel the social contract for their generation is broken
Twelve of Europe’s top clubs planned to shake up the sport. Instead, the project collapsed spectacularly in just 48 hours
The UN has compared the country with Syria as violence spreads and humanitarian conditions deteriorate rapidly
Although infections are at a record high, lives are being saved in the countries with effective immunisation programmes
Rapid acquisitions are transforming the animal care sector but also prompting a political backlash
The investigation into corporate fraud reaches a climax with Merkel and Scholz to appear before MPs
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