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Covid has frustrated Beijing’s plans of redirecting the economy towards greener sources of growth
The latest way to improve how call centre employees deal with tricky customers has the problem upside down
Currency drops 5% in month as geopolitical threat overshadows robust economic forecasts
Dutch prime minister clings to power as political rivals struggle to dislodge him
Pain from the EU-UK trade deal has not only been felt by British businesses and consumers
Deaths and number of people in hospital with virus touch record high levels
Police chief says Daunte Wright’s death involved ‘accidental’ use of gun instead of Taser
Opposition claims shortlist for state broadcaster’s governing body is aligned with PM
Magnitude of cuts will be revealed with Swiss lender’s first-quarter results next week
Claudio Graziano says bloc can do more on technology and maritime co-operation in Asia
Syria’s coastal areas prospered after supporting the president in wartime, but now sanctions and Covid are straining ties
Carrier taps investors for $9bn and says it will pay off a $520m portion of its debt to taxpayers
Asset managers and pension funds hoped public-private partnerships would give opportunities
Chinese tech group sought material bank provided to US in case against chief financial officer
Management takes ownership of maker of BBC’s ‘Question Time’ and NBC’s ‘American Ninja Warrior’
Regulation of swaps used by Bill Hwang was pushed back once again by Covid
Despite Covid, the European Union is in better shape politically than the US or UK
Campaigners concerned at government policy decisions and lack of roadmap to curb emissions
None of the world’s most carbon-intensive sectors are doing enough to meet 2050 targets, report finds
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Boris Johnson commissions a probe into the scandal involving David Cameron and Greensill
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MBA programmes are improving access for minority groups, but considerable barriers remain
Lull comes after benchmarks on both sides of Atlantic hit record highs last week
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