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Two-year agreement announced by Trump would raise federal spending significantly
Chief Sergio Ermotti considers ‘strategic or tactical’ measures to respond to climate
Democrats hope testimony will increase public pressure for impeachment of Donald Trump
Seoul confirms its air force scrambled fighter jets after violation of its airspace
Beijing’s goal-setting skews results and encourages pointless projects, say analysts
The boozy corporate party may be endangered after #MeToo and the rise of non-drinkers
Likely prime minister expected to put Tories on election footing
Futurewei hit by Washington’s trade blacklist on Chinese telecom giant
Wyelands filings raise questions about how lender deploys savers’ deposits
New Delhi rebuffs claims by US president that Narendra Modi asked for help in dispute
Industrial weakness prompts employers to try to head off greater trouble
Politician riding high in polls echoes president with ‘neither left nor right’ message
He became the scourge of the Mob and white-collar crime in New York
The Fed chair is expected to preside over the first US rate cut since the financial crisis
FTC says credit reporting agency ‘failed to take basic steps’ to prevent hack that hit 147m people
Once reliable source of blue-collar employment cuts back as wider labour market booms
Draghi should implement a package of measures in his final months
White House strikes a two-year deal to raise the US’s $22tn borrowing limit
John Thornhill talks to the economist
The diplomatic crisis with Iran could push the UK into a military conflict
Unlike other sectors, agriculture both emits and stores greenhouse gas
Roger Faligot’s history of spying in the Chinese Communist party highlights the turbocharged growth in the nation’s intelligence services
A tale of whistle-blowers, shape-shifters and a company aggressively under the radar
Analysts fear small businesses could be entering deals they may later regret
Weakness in financial services is skewing bank’s preferred measure of price growth
Up to $15bn a year could be saved if Japan switched to electronic payments but an ageing population and mistrust are hindering change
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