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Middle East states set for $1.3tn oil windfall, IMF says
Our new podcast series asks whether crypto and its supporting technology — the blockchain — have a future following a market crash
Xi Jinping’s leadership hits headwinds
Federal Reserve officials discussed the need to keep interest rates at levels that restrict the US economy “for some time”
In the last episode of our summer mini-series, chef Natasha Pickowicz tells us how to be more playful with pastry
What does it mean for markets as central banks shift from quantitative easing to quantitative tightening?
Why are salaries such a taboo subject at work?
Amazon has accused US Federal Trade Commission investigators of harassing its top executives
After the crash, why do so many people still believe crypto has a future?
What the FIRE movement can teach us about investing and living a more meaningful life
William Ruto declared winner of Kenya’s presidential election
Saudi Arabia renews $3bn deposit to Pakistan
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Chef Mashama Bailey, winner of this year’s James Beard Award for outstanding chef
Conservative party leadership rivals argue about how to help the UK's poorest
European corporate bond markets slow to a standstill and US IPO market dries up
The country is struggling with mass unemployment, crime and corruption
Disney’s streaming business defies industry gloom
In the third of a four-week summer mini-series, FT wine columnist Jancis Robinson explores today’s trends: from natural to regenerative and the effects of climate change
Plus, invest in taking a sabbatical and how to redesign cities for the future of work
Venture capital fundraising hit a record-high last year. Now, the bonanza is over
Taiwan wants to force Foxconn to unwind an $800mn investment in Chinese chip company Tsinghua Unigroup
People are changing jobs in record numbers. Is there a good way to quit?
China has extended its military drills around Taiwan
Practical tips for renters dealing with rent increases and bidding wars
Uber, Lyft and Doordash earnings show gig economy profitable for apps
Author Elif Batuman on her novel ‘Either/Or’. Then, Esther Bintliff on feedback
Rishi Sunak falls further behind in the polls. Will the delay to voting help him gain ground?
This week, we talk to the author Elif Batuman about her new novel ‘Either / Or’.
Europe’s lenders prepare for life outside negative territory
Weaponised negotiations should form part of Ukraine’s military tool kit
Politics in the workplace: how should we deal with opposing views?
Plus, the effects of the fast-rising cost of living and how to manage opposing political views at work
In the second of a four-week summer mini-series, chef Ayesha Nurdjaja of Shuka and Shukette helps us push our palates
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