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Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson is the FT's US business editor, leading its coverage of the forces and people shaping corporate America.
In more than 20 years at the FT he has held writing and editing positions on both sides of the Atlantic, including US news editor and media editor.
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Bobby Kotick appeals to ‘fragile’ government as video game maker awaits decision on $75bn sale
Mixed signals on interest rates, jobs and consumer spending cloud the business outlook
US regulator says video game group did not properly collect and address allegations of harassment and discrimination
Decision allowing lawsuits against company’s officers for ‘oversight’ failures could open new front in litigation
The Big Myth shines a harsh light on democratic capitalism and the role of corporate America in redefining government
Cash bonanza enabled by retail investors fails to boost beneficiaries’ performance
Intervening in polarised political debates brings risk. A more calculated approach to engagement is taking shape
Geopolitical risks are driving efforts to diversify but there are no quick solutions
Plus, business schools bolster commitment to sustainability research
Newly empowered hardline House members are demanding deep spending cuts in exchange for raising borrowing limit
Steve Easterbrook agrees to $400,000 civil penalty and five-year ban on directorships
Simpler menus and revamped technology will be introduced as part of effort to rein in costs
US home goods chain says there is substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern
Former talent scout has sued company alleging culture of sexual harassment
Absorbing costs rather than passing them on to consumers could help ease price pressures
US workers are short-changed over paid leave and debate about post-pandemic wellbeing misses its benefits
As a cost of living crisis hits many countries, the US consumer has been surprisingly resilient. How long can that last?
‘Seat-of-the-pants’ management of social media platform worries Microsoft co-founder
Gulf between short- and long-term US borrowing costs has reached its widest point since 1981
Freight rates drop on lower consumer demand and retailers’ early shipments
Plus, what do US voters make of the anti-ESG crusade?
Overwhelmed human resources teams should remember what employees really value at work
Joe Biden ‘confident’ lawmakers can avert economically damaging walkout
Toys and electronics marked down at start of holiday season with consumers pinched by inflation
US retailers face first real-terms fall in sales since the 2008 financial crisis
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