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The us. Government is taking gency action to keep fuel supply lines open after a siber attack hit a major pipe line. Banks on either side of the atlantic are split on weather to bring workers back to the office. Plus, american ceos made a lot of promises about diversity after the george floyd protests last year but did they follow through? And it takes a long time to such slow moving ships completely around.

The US government enacted emergency powers on Sunday in a bid to keep fuel supplies flowing after a cyberattack shut down a key pipeline, and European and US banks are split on whether to bring staff back to the office. Plus, the FT’s race and equalities correspondent, Taylor Nicole Rogers, looks at how much US corporations have lived up to diversity promises they made after the police murder of George Floyd.

US and Europe split on bringing bankers back to the office

https://www.ft.com/547a4dc2-e11b-4e8f-b526-cbf135ba7b4d?

Are CEOs living up to the pledges they made after George Floyd’s murder?

https://www.ft.com/content/67e79b20-bc41-4cb0-992f-a28e3eaa5695

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