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Firms are looking beyond clubs to governing bodies and competitions but the investments risk alienating fans
The European bloc’s first uniformed armed force faces allegations of helping to send migrants back to countries such as Turkey
Having won by projecting competence and renewal, the new president has a narrow window to get things done
With remote working taking a toll on collaboration, managers are brainstorming ways to ensure the flow of new ideas
Consumers and investors are looking at the environmental damage the industry has done and calling for change
The decision to ban the president has demonstrated the unaccountable power of the big social media companies
The sector lost an estimated $710bn of revenue in the pandemic. Will hotels and airlines ever claw that back?
Under the chancellor the party turned into a well oiled election-winning machine but lost some of its identity
The crackdown on Alibaba and Ant Group amounts to an unprecedented squeeze on a ubiquitous ecommerce empire
If successful, the legal action in the Netherlands could force companies to accelerate the shift to cleaner fuels
Backlash grows over governments’ use of automated decision making tools
The riot at the Capitol followed years of escalating rightwing violence and an obsession with overturning the election result
If new chief executive Nicolai Tangen tries to pick more stocks, he could encourage greater political interference
Anger in African-Caribbean communities over discriminatory tactics and the use of excessive force has risen in the past year
The country will be key to whether Europe works more with the US to defend democracy or seeks to engage Beijing
The 1995 peace deal was supposed to be a catalyst to repair relations but instead it has cemented ethnic divides, say critics
After failed efforts to dislodge the regime, the country will present Joe Biden with one of his biggest diplomatic challenges
With the president still claiming a stolen election, the 2024 Republican field is filled with contenders hoping to inherit his mantle
After Joe Biden’s narrower-than-expected victory in some key states forecasters face a harsh reckoning
Data and graphics were the bedrock for a lot of coronavirus reporting, from transmission rates to the economic fallout
Most chief executives are preparing for the volatility of 2020 to continue even if the global economy starts to recover
The Alphabet boss has huge ambitions for innovation but spends much of his time dealing with regulators
Some investors who want to assess the environmental record of companies worry about how ratings are compiled
Elected on a promise of a $2tn green energy plan, the US president-elect’s ambitions could be curtailed by political reality
The bounce back plan offered a lifeline to struggling companies. But more than half the £43bn lent so far could be lost
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