Business and finance news from Guardian US
Business
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The ebullient founder of Alibaba embarrassed China’s leaders and went missing. Now he’s back, but seems far less outspoken
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Actions aim to help American families and workers struggling with economic toll of Covid-19
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Aviation giant already staged the world’s first commercial flight using 100% biofuel in 2018
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Sales increase 43% globally in 2020 as plunging battery costs mean the cars will soon be the cheapest vehicles to buy
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In depth
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Tribes and environmentalists hail decision to cancel Keystone XL pipeline but call on president to go further
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With a star-studded promo video promising a new movie every week, Netflix has stated its intention: to blow Disney+ and its kind out of the water
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Donald Trump has few options left but to foment even more chaos both at home and abroad
Around the world
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UK overseas territories such as Cayman Islands also may lose protection once afforded by UK’s EU membership
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Bank of France chief claims ‘50 British entities’ have moved over the Channel, while Dublin, Amsterdam and Frankfurt have also benefited
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Social media company aims to avoid liability over Cambridge Analytica scandal by arguing it does not collect or hold data in Australia
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Manufacturing and ‘decisive’ fiscal action behind smallest anticipated fall in Europe
Featured topics
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JP Morgan boss rakes in salary, bonus and restricted stock in 2020 after saying in 2019 that income inequality was a ‘huge problem’
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