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Your guide to a disrupted world
Minutes from most recent meeting show US central bank saw little sign of inflation improving
Move comes amid rising tensions between Washington and Beijing over the country
20-year old Jake Freeman amassed big stake in struggling retailer before share price soared
CDC announces shake-up to improve agency’s response to emergencies after series of mistakes
Obstacles from solar panel import controls to local land-use rules shadow emissions goals
Government-backed project aims to counter drop in consumption among young that has hit tax revenues
Prominent critic of former US president will be ousted from Wyoming seat after midterms
The $1.2tn sovereign wealth fund lost $174bn in first half, and Nicolai Tangen is worried that July’s rally will unravel
CDPQ concedes it went into crypto ‘too soon’
Europe’s biggest importer of Russian gas has become a ‘pawn’ in Ukraine war
Regulators have made it easier to sell off exposures after sanctions froze the market
Aleksandar Vučić accuses opposite number Albin Kurti of ‘lying’ about Belgrade’s plans to attack its neighbour
Far-right president seeks to reinvigorate support for his election campaign but believers are now more divided
London’s premier shopping destination has suffered a triple hit from Covid, high business rates and lax registration rules
China’s most valuable company misses analysts’ expectations and posts first quarterly revenue fall
Extreme weather in China’s Sichuan province slashes hydropower capacity
Official quits as Arab state struggles with foreign currency shortage and economic fallout of Ukraine conflict
The waterborne infrastructure of global trade could dry out or shut down as the world heats up
While any reduction might be politically difficult, it might be in the interests of Oslo to accept one
Intel and Micron set to cut capital spending by billions of dollars despite Washington passing law to boost production
He spearheaded Deutsche Bank’s attempt to conquer Wall Street and was known for his hard-charging style
Yield curve ‘inversion’ deepens in sign investors are worried central bank will trigger recession
Because Airbnb wants the parties to stop
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