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Legal experts from across political spectrum say they can help UK design a post-Brexit subsidy regime
Worries over tightening of pandemic restrictions make for gloomy start to week
S&P says rapid build-up is different to period before eurozone crisis but long-term risks loom
Lack of objections from heavyweight countries boosts Amina Mohamed and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala in director-general race
A rules-based order is giving way to something that feels more like 19th-century imperialism
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Beijing sells down frozen meat after African swine fever causes supply shortfall
Any reform of the global system must explicitly address the restrictions women face
Big economies may be struggling but their appetite for Chinese electronics is growing
Forecasts for GDP growth look optimistic, but the risks of permanent losses are worrying
Debate on length of €1.35tn PEPP programme and on transferring its flexibility to other asset-purchase schemes
Investors fear leftist government’s interventionist moves to stabilise struggling economy
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Man behind hostile bid for world’s biggest security group built rival GardaWorld from scratch starting with C$25,000 in 1995
Investors digest outcomes of central bank meetings in the US and UK
Legislation still breaks international law, say EU lawyers
A messy sale process triggered by national security concerns reflects the growing tech rivalry between the US and China
Former UK trade secretary and Al-Tuwaijri survive first round of voting for director-general
Beijing has stoked a series of flashpoints on the country’s borders
Michael Pettis argues imbalances will continue to set China back unless retail sales once again begin to outpace industrial production.
August volume of goods sold in stores and online 4% higher than pre-lockdown in February, ONS data show
Human rights abuses in China and other countries are encouraged by our shopping habits
US central bank says it will announce decision by the end of the month
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