The president has turned his populist fire on big business, but is he attacking corporate greed or political opponents?

Well-capitalised businesses will have an increased advantage for the next few years

The website this week notched up 240m unique visitors

The pandemic has made airlines reluctant or unable to accept new jets

The Jimmy Choo shoe designer says jewellery has influenced her work

Tim Hayward helps the FT's Daniel Garrahan turn his kitchen into a Parisian bistro

Bullish investors and gung-ho governors are setting themselves up for a big reality check

One year saving for airline would be just 5 per cent of ex-fuel operating costs

Trading restrictions did not work in the past; there is less reason for them to work this time

This is the first in a new FT Globetrotter series, in which correspondents and writers explore their local area up close. In Japan’s capital, despite the deserted shopping streets, nature is in full bloom

Cancelling payouts should not become a loyalty test

Great value can be unearthed in some of the cheapest wines from impeccable producers

DIY investors and those in pensions drawdown scramble to adapt as stock markets plunge 

Companies have option to unshackle themselves from expensive payouts

Strategic decisions by chief executive make the Dutch company a safe bet

Middle East building downturn that began in 2015 shows little sign of abating

The epidemic could weaken Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, feed conspiracy theories and lead to closed borders

Future of finance: Brazil’s main Latin rival for the attention of emerging market fund managers is Mexico

Pressure rises on investors to blacklist companies associated with Brazilian deforestation

Puny interest rates have dented the tax sheltering properties of cash Isas for most 

Surprise measures on pensions and investing for children lay in the chancellor’s red box

How to navigate government help schemes, the benefits system, redundancy pay and help from banks

A live blog from FT.com

Italy to lay out strategy this week on its plans to ease Covid-19 restrictions. Global stocks under pressure as oil tumbles again. England and Wales record 75 per cent more weekly overall deaths than normal.

Number of global cases of Covid-19 nears 2.5m, international oil prices tumble to lowest levels since the 1990s, Heineken hit as pandemic cuts into beer drinking globally.

US job gains since financial crisis wiped out. Switzerland faces sharpest economic contraction since 1974. UK and eurozone business activity hit by historic collapse this month as lockdowns choked Europe’s biggest economies.

The number of US deaths attributed to Covid-19 surpassed 45,000 on Friday, while the rate of new cases remained flat

British fatalities rise by 813 with almost 150,000 infected; Spain prepares to ease restrictions slightly as daily deaths remain below 400

In today’s news: UK warns it would be ‘irresponsible’ to discuss easing lockdown. Spain sets out plan to lift its own tough measures. Donald Trump signals a halt to his daily media briefings as US death toll accelerates.

New daily cases of Covid-19 around the globe rose by the lowest amount in 12 days as 73,858 diagnoses were confirmed on Sunday, bringing the total to 2.93m

Deaths in England and Wales are highest on record in mid-April while cases in the US surpass 1m

The worldwide Covid-19 death toll rose by 6,365 on Tuesday, pushing the total through 200,000

Eurozone GDP in historic fall, millions more Americans file for unemployment, Shell cuts dividend for first time since second world war and UK's AstraZeneca combines with Oxford on a potential vaccine

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Spain allows outside exercise for the first time in weeks while Russia’s daily case count rises by a fifth

The FT's live blog on the Covid-19 pandemic

Spanish prime minister Pedro Sánchez says no other option remains but to maintain the state of alert

Russia's coronavirus outbreak worsens and Federal Reserve research finds a correlation between deaths from the influenza pandemic in 1918-1920 and extremist voting in Germany in 1932 and 1933

The US private sector shed a record 20m jobs in April as coronavirus lockdowns and the resulting closure of non-essential businesses led to historic joblessness

BT halts dividend for first time since dot com bubble two decades ago, BA parent IAG warns of further cuts as recovery set to take three years and shoemaker Puma warns worse to come as profits halve in first quarter

Germany's dominant export sector in record decline, South Korea may be forced to close bars and nightclubs after partygoer is found to have infected at least 14 people

Amid charges of greenwashing from activists, the private company is investing in football, cycling and other ventures

Corporate accountants could have a significant impact on green issues

This week we continue to look at how the coronavirus outbreak is impacting the world of apps, plus the use of live-streaming apps as fundraising tools and more.

Carmaker puts brakes on dividends and buybacks in order to preserve liquidity

This week we continue to look at how the coronavirus outbreak is impacting the world of apps, plus the use of live-streaming apps as fundraising tools and more.