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First carmaker to reach milestone after major order from Hertz for electric vehicles
Country’s property sector not out of woods yet despite Evergrande narrowly avoiding default
Most aggressive measures likely to be stripped from White House’s flagship spending package
Despite rising inflation and Weidmann’s warning shot, the ECB will most likely stay dovish on Thursday
Regulators must recognise that some work involved in greening the economy is dirty, dangerous and in need of reform
With COP26 looming, the expert in sustainable development explains how we can have both decarbonisation and robust growth
Cloud contract for GCHQ, MI5 and MI6 with US tech group aims to speed analysis but likely to ignite sovereignty fears
Tie-up will allow retailers easily to add option for customers to pay in instalments at checkouts
Social media group forecasts lower revenue growth as it battles negative publicity from leaked documents
Outstanding debt rises above $1.5tn as nearly 150 issuers borrow from investors seeking yield
Swiss bank beats analysts’ estimates for third quarter
Canadian group to target private investments in areas including fintech and infrastructure
Biden administration says younger kids could get shots within weeks if it gets US regulator’s approval
‘Geopolitical divisions’ and disjointed decision making by global agencies mean lessons are being missed
Biden administration outlines requirements as it prepares to ease travel restrictions from November 8
Launch of commercial station to be called Orbital Reef eyed for latter half of this decade
Thousands of pages of leaked documents paint a damaging picture of company that has prioritised growth
Banks have grappled with poor loan demand as consumers paid down balances during pandemic
Murdoch-owned channel bets that reports of increasingly extreme climate will attract viewers
A technology boom and geopolitical change are helping the Jewish state to expand its horizons
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’
Former US vice-president calls for an end to the large-scale backing of carbon-intensive projects
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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Plus, a short seller’s $1m ‘bounty’ on Tether, more outflows from unloved UK stocks and Tom Stoppard’s Leopoldstadt
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In Monday’s US session, Tesla became the latest company to achieve a trillion-dollar market cap
Pressure eases on lira after Turkey president retreats over envoys’ expulsion threat
Two-year debt takes the strain in sign investors think policymakers will end up reversing rate rises
Amazon’s Ring doorbells are just the start. Indoor drones and robots on wheels — all with cameras — could be next
Money machine keeps on cranking but it is losing a little momentum
Germany, the Netherlands and Luxembourg are backing the proposal
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