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Japanese carmaker’s indictment ‘creates significant risks’, says French partner’s chairman
May says new referendum would ‘break faith with British people’
December on course to be first month without junk bond sale since Lehman crash
Chinese company inks telecoms deals despite security concerns raised by US
Investors led by New York state and Church of England demand tougher climate action
The outgoing head of the eurozone banking watchdog had to overcome national antipathy
Companies are drastically reshaping the way they measure people’s abilities
Banks’ earnings hit by worries about China growth, trade wars and Brexit
Texas ruling that Obamacare is unconstitutional poses dilemma for both parties
New leftist president sticks to surplus target and emphasises moderation in spending
Investors turn negative in spite of bullish Christmas sales forecasts
Elements of gulag-style system resurrected as Beijing cracks down on ethnic minorities
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Alice Fishburn set herself a challenge for 2018 to only read female authors. Here’s what she discovered
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New president’s plan to make Mexico self-sufficient in fuel is attacked as unrealistic
Pork lobby warns Brussels would get ‘enormous tactical victory’ if issue is excluded
Founder sees promising business in putting communication satellites into low-earth orbit
Wind, rain and snow in some markets threaten to damp rapid growth
The reputation of big tech faltered as scandals emerged over the past months with regularity
Andy Bounds talks to companies in Oldham in northwest England and finds out why some back Leave
In a series of moving accounts, four people share their experiences of building homes for those in need
As the young migrate to cities, nature is reclaiming villages inhabited only by the old and poor
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Investors will also be watching a key China economic conference, the pound and Brexit
Fiscal rules and still-loose monetary policy mean the region has to look elsewhere for stimulus
Markets spooked by weak data in China and eurozone; dollar strengthens
Growing leaks to watchdog coincide with introduction of GDPR privacy rules
Another Facebook data leak, Starbucks calls an Uber, Branson reaches for stars
