Business and finance news from Guardian US
Business
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Japanese carmaker seeking damages for ‘corrupt’ actions by ex-boss who fled to Lebanon -
Amazon founder purchases nine-acre estate once owned by Warner Bros president, Wall Street Journal says
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In depth
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Britain’s biggest city has almost ground to a halt, thanks to the rise of Uber, delivery drivers – and cycle lanes. Can anything be done to end the gridlock and pollution? -
Ray Dalio, who has a near $19bn fortune, is one of a handful of the 0.01% to go public with concerns about the system that created that wealth -
From Olympic and world records down to parkruns, Nike’s sole technology is thriving at the expense of a sport’s soul
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The 57-year-old loses boardroom battle with Thomas Gottstein set to replace him
Around the world
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Africa’s richest woman suspect in criminal investigation into misappropriation of funds -
More than 200,000 customers given until 15 April to move money before accounts closed -
No 10 shrugs off scepticism about idea periodically raised by Boris Johnson -
Moves comes as Britain launches consultation on creation of up to 10 of the zones
Featured topics
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Bullying or budgeting? Guardian readers weigh in on conflict over which spouse can control the purse-strings -
Forget the wealth tax - there are many other easier ways to enforce policies more likely to land a Democratic president -
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