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A positive employment trend for young women masks a rise in the proportion of inactive young men
Once a byword for economic decline, the region is being transformed into the centre of Europe’s electric car industry
The spread between Italian and German government bonds has inspired the creation of an ‘anti-fragmentation’ procedure
It’s easy to know when we have failed to dodge catastrophe but much harder to remember the many we have managed to avoid
Russia can squeeze the west in the short term but it is losing its position as an energy superpower
The repeal of Roe vs Wade is forcing our patients to look at options from travel to online provision to carrying undesired pregnancies
Seven-fold expansion of the alliance’s rapid reaction force is a pivotal moment
In one Chicago neighbourhood, there is only a single full service grocery store for 17,000 people
Intensive farming in America’s midwest has consequences for our health and the planet with falling returns to farmers
The new buzzword for Chinese people sick of being locked down is ‘runxue’: the study of leaving the country completely
Modest interest rate rises by the Bank of England would simply reflect the severity of the economic slowdown
New legislation to prevent the Belfast (Good Friday) Agreement being undermined is both necessary and legal
And there are still too many durable goods
When inflation is accelerating, a currency depreciation is more likely to add a kicker to domestic price pressures
‘Rise’ on Disney Plus tells the extraordinary story of basketball’s ‘Greek Freak’
The government’s approach is being reimagined for political reasons on the hoof
Despite erosion of freedoms, companies and investors prioritise access to capital markets oasis
Retail traders hoping to have snagged the next Hertz risk being disappointed
Big workforces mean higher fixed costs — a problem when revenue growth falls
Europe has halved its reliance on Russian gas but it is running out of short-term fixes
Leading position under threat with finance just one area where UK capital has slipped
There were plenty of missed opportunities to sell at higher prices last year
It’s probably less than you think.
And stock/bond correlations
Creditors are unlikely to take their cues from the equity market
Americans’ belief that price gouging is driving high inflation shows that faith in business is fragile
Ice-cold showers, catnaps and ‘sleep hygiene’: tried-and-tested tactics from a longhaul professional
Murders of British journalist and Brazilian researcher show crime is festering and hindering the fight against deforestation
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History shows how buildings can be designed for both flexibility and longevity
An FT column offering a behind-the-scenes look at the work of Rutherford Hall, critical communications strategist
Lessons from the ancients, the modernists and the experience of the pandemic
Critics complain that Chancellor Olaf Scholz cannot say what the much-vaunted ‘turning point’ really amounts to
Unionisation surge partly reflects a labour shortage that has increased collective bargaining power
Nail-biting and lip-chewing could actually be the key to winning friends and achieving success
London and Hong Kong are working hard to remain commercial hubs, while Tokyo is not as committed
Examining salaries in Britain’s rail industry demonstrates how easily numbers can take diverging tracks
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