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Secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg reveals significant broadening of alliance’s objectives to include Beijing
Former chair of joint chiefs of staff passes away aged 84
November contracts for delivery jump 18% after capacity auction showed no increase from Russia
Party to join Social Democrats and Greens in negotiations — first such combination in nation’s postwar history
The US president’s domestic problems are hobbling his efforts to defend freedom overseas
Audiences have deserted media groups in droves as the news cycle has eased
Morawiecki letter to bloc’s heads of government comes ahead of European Parliament debate on rule of law
Chinese-owned Swedish carmaker earmarks most of IPO proceeds for push to only sell electric vehicles by end of decade
Weak third-quarter GDP growth will not divert president from long-term changes, analysts say
Default rate on muni bonds may rise as cash-strapped cities struggle with extreme weather events
Initiative will fund infrastructure in effort to compete with Beijing’s growing influence in region
Plus, the reinvention of lockdown day traders, UK asset managers’ diverging fortunes, and an immersive digital art experience
Trial results come month after UK terminated contract with French company
Bullish projections show mRNA jab producers could generate more than $90bn in sales next year
With low taxes and a stable rule of law, the rich are choosing the city state as their base
Japanese carmaker will create 1,750 jobs while Peugeot owner agrees deal with LG Energy Solution
Joe Manchin wants to cut key policy from spending bill as US vows ‘leadership’ at climate summit
US bank hails ‘milestone’ as it prepares to increase staffing and investment in the country
Caracas responds angrily as fixer Alex Saab flown to face money laundering charges in US
Adversaries have found ammunition in the complex mazes organisations have built around security
Cost of upgrading Britain’s 28m homes and building energy-efficient new ones put at £525bn by 2040 by industry body
Government to publish fresh details of decarbonisation plan and funding model as early as next week
And, the rising cost of fuel is tripping up airlines as they try to recover from the pandemic
Plus, Henry Mance on the backstabbing families who inspired Succession
Resilience and managing disruption have been the themes for students and schools
Understanding more about human relationships will help business leaders minimise the pandemic’s after-effects on staff, writes the psychotherapist and podcast host
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Japan’s currency hit by rising cost of imported petrochemicals and easy monetary policy
Data earlier on Monday showed China’s GDP advanced just 0.2% quarter on quarter
China’s economy will expand at roughly the same pace as the US next year, says BofA
Online gaming software company founded by Teddy Sagi gains 50%
For the first time, decisions on humans are being made by machines
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