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Launch in August of nuclear-capable rocket that circled the globe took US intelligence by surprise
Buyers in Europe and US must wait longer for supplies as factories are forced to slash operating capacity
iPhone maker’s share of mobile app advertising market has tripled in six months
Unease over country’s move to increase fossil fuel dependency while taking old reactors out of service
Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin took in big hauls from energy, pharmaceutical and financial services industries
Black Sea country has shifted away from Brussels under ruling Georgian Dream party
Boomers may be baffled by 20-somethings’ demands for proper time off but they should be grateful
TV scriptwriters awarded Spain’s Planeta prize for their work under the pseudonym Carmen Mola
CY Leung criticises US law firm over decision to stop representing university seeking statue’s removal
Suspension of shipments following mad cow cases threatens $4bn a year trade
Deaths and hospital admissions remain stubbornly high in Britain as the continent reports record lows
As the surviving founders at KKR step down, some experts warn the industry could exhaust its capacity to maintain high returns
Colleges benefiting from surging asset prices pledge to share proceeds with students and staff
Geographic luck, not culture, distinguishes the ‘Five Eyes’ from much of the world
Adnan Sarwar was raised in the UK in the 1980s with an idealised view of Afghanistan. This year he finally went there.
The former Supreme Court head on its ruling against Boris Johnson’s attempt to shut parliament, grief, her animal brooches — and why good people make good judges
US carmaker drawn by ‘shovel ready’ sites, incentives and cheap energy costs
Panel recommends third jabs for vulnerable people in step towards expanding US rollout of extra doses
Move seeks to suspend enforcement of regulation which effectively outlaws the procedure after 6 weeks
Democrats face tough trade-offs as they try to winnow ambitious package to please centrists
A lack of transparency helped Sars-Cov-2 spread. Scrutiny and shared safety standards are humanity’s best defence
Government to publish fresh details of decarbonisation plan and funding model as early as next week
Halt to services could throw forthcoming global climate talks in Glasgow into chaos
Plus, Henry Mance on the backstabbing families who inspired Succession
Who or what is to blame for the UK’s energy shortages? Is it the government for failing to have the proper infrastructure?
Raheem Sterling wants to leave Man City, RedBird invests in LeBron’s SpringHill, and more.
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Commodity Futures Trading Commission also issues $1.5m penalty against crypto exchange Bitfinex
S&P 500 gains 2% over past five days as company results temper fears of inflation
What port delays tell us about the pre-pandemic problems of the global economy
Western companies will have to decide between profit and ethics
The company has streamlined operations in an effort to make it profitable but still faces legal challenges
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