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Western countries are threatening to cut off new gas projects from financing and technology if Russia invades Ukraine
What does Vladimir Putin want and are his goals achievable?
US central bank signals its intention to raise interest rates in March
Italy struggles to find a suitable choice for prime minister as Mario Draghi is seen as top pick for president
Stocks on Wall Street ended higher on Monday after investors took advantage of a severe drop early in the session
The FT’s asset management correspondent Harriet Agnew discusses the discord at the global consumer goods conglomerate
The FT’s Katie Martin explains why we should pay attention to German Bund yields turning positive this week
Russian military build-up suggests war could be imminent
How the country has built up its economy to protect itself from sanctions
Tech group looks to expand reach in the metaverse with its acquisition of the video game maker
Beijing grows more cautious as some African nations reach the limit of their borrowing capacity and the prospect of defaults loom
The global consulting firm’s work became a major part of ‘state capture’
There’s a British industry that caters to global elites who want to hide their wealth and manage their reputations
A new strategy targets the people who craft fossil fuel companies’ eco-friendly messages
IRC president points to systemic problems that need to be addressed
US central bank prepares to shrink its $9tn balance sheet
The FT’s pharmaceutical correspondent Jamie Smyth discusses the shift to harm reduction strategies
There is growing interest to invest in companies making what are called the picks and shovels of the metaverse
Richard Clarida blamed ‘inadvertent errors’ for failing to report stock sales at pandemic start
What is next after the failure of the interim government?
Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson talks about US business in the aftermath of the attack by Trump supporters
Why Mainz wants to hang on to the vaccine maker
FT’s US economics editor Colby Smith explains why the country is struggling to measure jobs growth and the larger ramifications
Here are the FT’s predictions when it comes to 2022’s top stories
So how bad was 2021? And what, if anything, do we have to look forward to in the new year?
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