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China shutdown affects 36m people as S&P warns disease could hurt economic growth
Democrats make charge as they wrap up three days of opening arguments before Senate
One of the largest ever restitution claims contested by the descendants of holocaust victims
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Management thinker hooked generations of entrepreneurs on ‘disruptive innovation’
Measure tracked by St Louis Fed drops to lowest level on records going back to 1993
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Rollout comes despite widespread calls to pause use of technology
President presses ahead with flagship policy despite months of strikes by workers
Years of negative interest rates, sluggish growth and chronic market overcapacity give them little to celebrate
Executives gloomy as trade, climate change and reform of capitalism all weigh on mood
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Republican senators under pressure to allow additional witnesses in Trump’s senate trial
Tub-thumping on US economy diverts attention from impeachment process at home
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Policy to apply in US and Europe, but not Asia, which has worst record on gender diversity
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The Taiwanese want political sovereignty but favour close business ties
Prison time for Insys execs puts opioid makers on notice
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Changing attitudes at top firms driven by fear of misconduct
Display makers focus on picture quality with 8K screens and microLED technology
Fears of economic fallout from outbreak pressure oil prices
Sir Robert Stheeman has to ensure markets can absorb a big surge in bond issuance
‘Modest bounce’ in key survey not enough to convince traders that BoE will not cut rates
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Deal could allow Californian group to close gap on Lime in Europe
