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Tesla’s salt route, Netflix subs slow, kids into Kahoot

Plans for new government funding cycle sparked tensions between chancellor and prime minister

Democratic candidate has significant cash advantage over Donald Trump in final stretch of race

FT investigates tensions at heart of British government’s pandemic response

One of biggest US public pension funds speaks out after private equity billionaire said he paid businessman millions

Big Tech’s dominance demands a rethink of how competition rules are applied

Sovereign wealth fund’s motion comes ahead of bank’s expected settlement over affair

Lawyers representing more than 100,000 people file claim over historic lead poisoning

Upbeat signals from UK and EU boost hopes that deal will be struck

Liberalising move is likely to delight Catholic reformers but anger religious conservatives

Dominic Chappell, on trial for tax evasion, said retailer had pledged to resolve pension hole

Avast takes hit as cyber security surge slows; Not-so-super superfunds

Investors have growing confidence in €30bn valuation ascribed to music company

Members of billionaire Sackler family that own company to pay $225m in related civil settlement

Further liberalisation would lift many constraints, including the ability of institutions to invest

Not all investor bets on monopoly profits are created equally as Google, Facebook and Tesla show

Payments group owned by Jack Ma set to raise about $30bn in Hong Kong and Shanghai offering

‘The president has found a way to make it up to America’s farming community: record subsidies’

Protests against police violence and poor governance show young people have found a powerful voice

Industrial metal is trading at its highest level in more than 2 years

A bigger issue is whether the airline’s long-suffering staff will bail out for good

Renouncing Donald Trump is not enough to equip the party for the future

Lael Brainard says more fiscal support needed to ensure rebound is ‘broad-based and inclusive’

Disney’s executive chairman sees ‘enormous potential’ in group tapping into animal-free food trend

Fines, divestment and changes to the way it operates are all up for grabs if the case against Google is successful