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Twitter’s growth in line with expectations but said impact of Apple privacy changes was less than feared
Queen ‘regretfully’ bows out of summit, as António Guterres says the world is ‘on track for climate catastrophe’
Data from drugmaker and US regulator suggest advantages of Covid-19 jab would far outweigh risks
Russian group accused of using energy crunch to punish new pro-western government
Central bank chair’s support for deregulation has weakened the financial system
First-hand testimony paints a picture of missed opportunities to uncover the fraud and a failure to understand a company EY audited for a decade
Rating agency points to opacity and eroding standards among risk factors
Most aggressive measures likely to be stripped from White House’s flagship spending package
Silicon Valley investor wants to hold on to its investments for longer
Retirement scheme says ‘radical change’ needed as global temperatures rise
Publisher says situation is a ‘disquieting signal’ after presentations pulled at short notice
Tie-up will allow retailers easily to add option for customers to pay in instalments at checkouts
Joe Biden is among those who have overestimated the clamour for change
Rwanda and Senegal agreement a big step in plans to produce Covid jabs on the continent
‘Geopolitical divisions’ and disjointed decision making by global agencies mean lessons are being missed
Social media group forecasts lower revenue growth as it battles negative publicity from leaked documents
First carmaker to reach milestone after major order from Hertz for electric vehicles
Canadian group to target private investments in areas including fintech and infrastructure
Launch of commercial station to be called Orbital Reef eyed for latter half of this decade
If global carbon emissions are to fall quickly, negotiators must bear the following in mind
Prime minister insists he will not phase out coal or gas production
COP26 host Johnson admits chance of breakthrough at Glasgow summit will be ‘touch and go’
Labour leader Jonas Gahr Store tells the FT that the country’s $1.4tn oil fund is ‘political’
Global fund manager Malcolm MacColl is keeping faith in Chinese tech companies
Careers that are good for the environment are not always good for workers
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S&P 500 continues gains while Europe-wide Stoxx 600 touches highest level in over 2 months
Pressure eases on lira after Turkey president retreats over envoys’ expulsion threat
Frances Haugen ‘had very useful and interesting ideas’ for UK online safety legislation
Tehran official says the outage was probably carried out by a ‘foreign country’
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