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Any win would put far right in control of area larger than a town for first time since second world war
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The US and EU are burying old disputes and plan a close partnership on global economic rules
Microsoft and Alphabet oppose mandatory sustainability statements in regulatory filings
Fabio Panetta admits some oversight by regulators is necessary to avoid misuse
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Laxman Narasimhan is hoping to use pandemic surge in demand to restore competitiveness
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Forcing multinationals to pay up would reverse the trend of corporate sanctimony
Commemorations of date ending slavery are muted a year after George Floyd’s death
Progressives increasingly fearful over chance to install liberal justice in high court
Eric Adams leads polls in contest that has become a referendum on crime and public safety
Her selection as head of the Federal Trade Commission is sending shockwaves through Wall Street and Silicon Valley
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Weeks of negotiations were overshadowed by cost of meeting demands of Paris agreement
Democrats discuss alternative plan that may leave out standard for electricity sector
CEO says flotation needs to be ‘over and done with’ despite sell-off in green stocks
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Avon and Somerset’s focus on the offender is seen as a template for improving low conviction rates for rape
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Commodities and value stocks hit while dollar surges after US central bank signals earlier rate rise
Eight lenders can handle transactions again after providing evidence they have taken remedial measures
Digital chief insists regulation will have wider focus than Silicon Valley companies
Earth’s digital footprint is so large that it is difficult to comprehend
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