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Wednesday, 27 July, 2022

Friday, 17 June, 2022

Special ReportSustainable Mobility

In charts: e-transport momentum slows in tandem with Covid

After the first lockdowns, data suggested commuters were changing their transport ways — but old habits die hard

Thursday, 12 May, 2022

Energy Source

The energy sector must urgently fix its gas flaring problem Premium

Plus, Pence drags ESG into the US culture wars and deployment of renewables picks up steam

Sunday, 10 April, 2022

War in Ukraine

Ukraine calls on commodity traders to stop handling Russian oil

Vitol, Trafigura, Glencore and Gunvor accused of helping Moscow receive ‘blood money’

Wednesday, 6 April, 2022

US Treasury bonds

An inverted yield curve: why investors are watching closely

Sunday, 6 March, 2022

Covid-19 vaccines

UK steps up efforts to target unvaccinated

With nearly 9% still unjabbed, the focus is on reaching the young and ethnic groups

Sunday, 13 February, 2022

News in-depthDisease control and prevention

Health experts braced for flu surge after Covid curbs suppress infections

Epidemiologists had feared restrictions could lead to the world becoming more susceptible to a severe outbreak

Wednesday, 24 November, 2021

Food Prices

Thanksgiving feasts return in force but at a more expensive price

Rising costs for wheat, turkey, potatoes and travel to mark annual American gathering

Sunday, 14 November, 2021

FT SeriesThe new workplace

Return to the office: FT readers discuss camaraderie, collaboration — and presenteeism

Survey results show how different genders and generations view the new workplace

Friday, 29 October, 2021

Food Prices

Cost of breakfast foods hits 10-year high

Bad weather and supply-chain problems push up price of ingredients

Sunday, 24 October, 2021

News in-depthCOVAX

Covax falters as rich countries buy up Covid vaccines

WHO-backed programme has cut its projected deliveries following setbacks

Saturday, 31 July, 2021

Climate change

Planetary ‘vital signs’ show extent of climate stress — and some hope

Up to 18 of the 31 indicators tracked by a group of scientists reach extremes, but there are positives among the data

Wednesday, 23 June, 2021

Coronavirus treatment

London leaders push for Covid vaccine uptake as capital lags

NHS and mayor to attend community summit as UK reports most daily infections since February

Wednesday, 16 June, 2021

News in-depthIran under Rouhani

From celebrations to soaring prices: how Iranians fared under Rouhani

Data shows Iran’s centrist president was not able to deliver on many of his promises

Sunday, 30 May, 2021

ExplainerClimate Capital

Corporate-led $1bn forests scheme is ‘just the beginning’

Likes of Brazil and Indonesia to be paid for carbon credits linked to avoidance of tree clearance

Friday, 28 May, 2021

News in-depthFood Prices

What the soaring cost of breakfast may signal for global food price inflation

The prices of raw materials that go into morning staples have surged since the start of the pandemic

Friday, 14 May, 2021

FT CollectionsData rich: the numbers behind corporate news

Private oil companies fall short on cutting flaring

Unwanted gas burnt at six times level of intensity than publicly listed groups

Friday, 7 May, 2021

ExplainerClimate Capital

Climate targets: US goals show not all are created equal

Lack of a common structure makes individual country promises difficult to compare

Wednesday, 21 April, 2021

Special ReportRethinking Supply Chains

What the pandemic means for retail supply chains — in charts

Companies must contend with new consumer habits that are likely to outlast the pandemic

Saturday, 17 April, 2021

Climate change

Clothes dryer vs the car: carbon footprint misconceptions

Landmark survey of 21,000 people in almost 30 countries shows perception gap on climate impact of personal actions

Monday, 29 March, 2021

News in-depthCovid-19 vaccines

London lags behind as the UK’s vaccine rollout gathers pace

Hesitancy among ethnic minorities, deprivation and health inequalities may explain lower uptake of jab

Friday, 19 March, 2021

Coronavirus pandemic

Late rising, video calls and UK holidays — Britain’s ‘new normal’

Analysis shows people are happier than when the first lockdown was imposed last March

Friday, 11 December, 2020

Brexit

Boris Johnson’s ‘red wall’ facing blow from no-deal Brexit and Covid

FT analysis shows how the north and midlands are among areas of Britain with highest share of jobs in ‘at risk’ sectors

Monday, 2 November, 2020

Special ReportFuture of AI and Digital Healthcare

In charts: Healthcare apps target tech-savvy youth

Digital tools are helping to identify and treat chronic conditions early on

Monday, 12 October, 2020

ExplainerCharts that Matter

US energy stocks sink even as oil price steadies

Some investors also worry about impact of a Joe Biden presidency

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