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Divvying up the bureaucratic spoils of integration arouses European animal spirits
In the UK, no single piece of law defines an employee, a contractor and a worker
The Trump administration may put Seoul at risk to protect the US
How President Macron is creating a welcoming environment for business
Veneto brings a lesson on how to deal with failing banks
The flattening of the yield curve is another reason to hold rates
With no good alternative leaders, constancy in government has become a virtue
We should hope future tech leaders can take risks without losing their moral compass
The line could unclog the capital’s roads but has been blocked by eco groups
Central bank is gearing up to crack down on lending in July, writes Chris Giles
May’s short-term partnership is not a blank cheque for her agenda
The British prime minister’s slim majority comes at a cost, writes Sebastian Payne
The likes of GE and Siemens are investing billions in the ‘industrial internet’ but will face competition from IT groups
A slow inquiry reaches an odd result but merits hard scrutiny
We should not indulge the idea that meanness is necessary for creative destruction
Two imperfect liquidations need not stop financial integration
An overhaul of the taxation system, which comes into effect on Saturday, aims to turn India into a single market
Contradictions cloud future of EU citizens’ rights
GE’s chief agrees with leftwing populist’s approach to connect with workers
A Wall Street veteran offers timely warnings on the fragility of institutions
Restoring a sense of individual accountability in finance is needed most
The UK government has to prove to Brussels it will not discriminate
South of the border, the president talks big and carries a small stick
Beijing will pass off a politically motivated purge as tough regulatory enforcement
A transitional agreement would allow for smoother dialogue and provide more certainty
With Brexit looming, we must get to grips with shifting work patterns
The country is not in recession but living standards are down and voters are angry
An investigation illustrates the risks for targets of takeover bids
Side deals struck with the gas-rich state in 2008 have put the bank and four former executives on trial
While a structural decline in demand is welcome, the timing is not
An unknown Israeli actor has taken the summer by storm but not without controversy
