Why foreigners keep pouring money into America

Strategic initiatives by Santander, Intesa Sanpaolo and Société Générale show how things are changing

Immigration lawyers say top-level corporate figures and tech leaders among those barred from visiting America

Regulator seeks to tackle ‘drastic under-reporting’ of market liquidity

The unravelling of transatlantic ties has shocked a country that had an emotional attachment to the relationship

Prime minister will command government with biggest majority in decades

Security services to launch advisory scheme for threatened academics in wake of Sheffield Hallam row

Labour MPs and officials warn that the Peter Mandelson scandal could yet claim prime minister’s job

Tehran faces growing pressure over its brutal crackdown on recent unrest as talks with US are set to continue

Executives face choice between cutting returns to shareholders, raiding reserves or tapping the markets

Peter Mandelson’s protégé quits as Keir Starmer seeks to appease angry Labour MPs and stay in Number 10

Kevin Warsh won’t be able to fix the Fed without a responsible Congress and president

Veteran competitor, already suffering torn knee ligament, airlifted to hospital after accident early in run

Prime minister says ‘gangs of criminals’ are undermining country’s efforts to host Winter Games

Long periods of expansion create fiscal, financial and productivity risks

Prime minister’s Liberal Democratic Party gains two-thirds majority in stunning landslide victory

FT-Booth Survey shows scepticism of productivity gains forecast by Trump’s pick as next Fed chair

Move comes as ministers prepare to release messages relating to peer’s appointment as UK’s key diplomat in Washington

‘Hugely resilient’ wealthy travellers are willing to pay up for access to health and lifestyle amenities

The crypto crash is coming — and the landing won’t be pretty

Aviva and Legal & General warn chancellor that push to boost growth will be inhibited without change

The former president’s face and strident voice have vanished from the airwaves. And locals say the changes go further than that

Most companies eventually close, and more start-up founders are turning to consultants for help with handling the process

Bosses running some of Britain’s biggest companies are based in countries including the US and Italy