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The rewards may include enhanced brand and reputation, as well as greater consumer confidence
Shake-up at region’s top lenders leads to questions over how long replacements will last
Pensana seeks approval for facility to produce oxides vital for offshore wind sector
Despite some big-name flops, many managers profited from extreme market volatility
Logistics companies to trial new product that can store jabs at minus 70C for 18 days
Departure of managing partner continues shake-up at fund’s tumultuous US operations
Cut-price deal could result in closure of retail chain’s remaining department stores
Investigation at German lender was triggered by client complaints last year
Departure from single market spells end for Brussels-mandated cap on transaction levies
Split over blanket or targeted curbs on people coming from abroad to halt spread of Covid variants
Europe’s investors and policymakers should cut forecasts, says fund’s head of markets
Former secret service official and ex-MP in custody after former chief operating officer absconded to Belarus
The pandemic has generated vast demand for the group’s core products
Online fashion retailer said to have offered towards top end of £250m-£300m price range
Criminal cases against companies fell steeply during the Trump administration
Biden administration signals it will maintain tougher stance on China
Bookings surge among older consumers as vaccine rollout boosts confidence
Bellwethers for global oil industry say activity is picking up but caution recovery still fragile
US and UK make faster starts but tight supply represents looming risk everywhere
Shortages and price rises are on the cards
Expansion of franchises such as Demon Slayer reflects shifts in the ownership and ambitions of a $24bn-a-year industry
The head of Helios says the pandemic would have been better tackled with fewer, more efficient hospitals
Keeping the lights on and costs down demands better management of intermittent supply
Analysts are sceptical that, even with US support, oil company can succeed in Kurdish-held area
In a crisis, community-minded companies represent a kinder face of capitalism
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