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Legislation receives overwhelming bipartisan support amid sharp rise in racist attacks during the pandemic
Markets fall in response to proposal expected to include 43.4% levy on capital gains for wealthiest
Spanish league urges rebel clubs to bring spending in line with reality in wake of collapse of breakaway project
Diplomatic row over 2014 blasts at ammunition depot worsens with more expulsions
Average passenger numbers are at their highest level since the pandemic began
Berlin bears no responsibility for worst corporate fraud in country’s postwar history, says finance minister
The US and China must work together to help small economies reduce emissions
Kyiv has upgraded its military since Moscow’s annexation of Crimea in 2014
Business urged to translate statements and diversity initiatives into real change
Critics say Bao Choy’s prosecution is meant to discourage reporters from contentious investigations
Appointment of slain president Idriss Déby’s son is unlikely to stabilise the impoverished country
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Senior civil servant Tom Scholar tells MPs he received phone call and texts from former PM
Summit Day 1: Biden says cutting emissions will boost jobs and Xi promises to ‘phase down’ coal
News of possible increase in capital gains levy sends leading equity benchmarks down
Biden opens with green union jobs pitch
Commons vote non-binding but adds to pressure on UK government to take harder line
‘VIP lane’ for favoured suppliers sometimes hindered procurement of safety kit
Some on vaccine committee take cautious line over blood clots, while others fear impact on inoculation rollout
House passes legislation along party lines but it faces likely defeat in the Senate
Semiconductor group needs new designs and designers — and the fight for this talent is fierce
Party promises to spend heavily to create jobs and rebuild the health and care systems
Policymakers leave rates on hold and wait for Covid vaccines to aid reopening of economy
Two years after implementation is not the time to roll back ringfencing
Companies experience delays as products are stranded or returned for incorrect form filling
WarnerMedia’s streaming service aims to take on global leader with its extensive film and TV catalogue
UK housebuilder confident growth will stay strong even if government support for buyers ends
Military to return to barracks but remain in ‘state of readiness’, minister says
Chip designer says listing in UK trumped both US and Canada despite Deliveroo’s turbulent debut
US bank move comes amid cost-cutting drive and geopolitical tensions in the region
Fox News’s most popular anchor may be aiming for the Republican presidential nomination
Move reflects wider staff shortages across hospitality sector following high level of job losses during lockdown
Billionaire says Singapore remains group’s head office after controversial relocation from Britain
China’s biggest insurer caught up in troubles of real estate group China Fortune Land
Takeovers conventionally make sense when two variables are satisfied: fit and price. Ticking both boxes is well-nigh impossible
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