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The conflict between the US and China is not just for technological supremacy, but over two competing ideologies.
Most new manufacturing jobs in the US are the result of foreign investment.
Despite a slowdown in advertising, media companies demonstrated the value of quality information in 2020.
For employment and investment that relies on complex supply chains, the situation looks inescapable.
Commitments, statements of values and training have done little to change the unequal nature of the companies building our economic future.
The Financial Times journalist Alice Ross explains that where individuals put their money is as important as what they buy.
The US president-elect faces a dilemma: support the break-up of America's most valuable companies, or endure the wrath of his party.
