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Greens and liberals aim to bridge differences in search of coalition deal with Scholz or Laschet
Intervention comes as Yellen says failure to increase borrowing limit would be ‘catastrophic’
State’s requirement has led to fears of shortages if workers are sacked instead of getting the jab
Xavier Bertrand, who leads in the polls, needs to see off Valérie Pécresse and Michel Barnier
Unexpected success suggests pandemic’s impact on European politics is starting to be felt
Referendum results reflect frustration in German capital over speculation and skyrocketing rents
Scholz pulls off victory but smaller parties hold the key to power
As Laschet and Scholz vie for a coalition mandate, the Greens and the Liberals prepare to talk directly
Accord between Greens and liberal FDP will determine who governs the eurozone’s largest economy
A century after partition, political division remains entrenched in language
The German election ought to open up new possibilities for the EU — if only it could take them
Republicans set to block bill raising debt ceiling, SPD’s narrow win in Germany, China tightens abortion controls
Delegates defy opposition leader on foreign policy while shadow cabinet member resigns
Essential workers and transport companies seek priority for supplies as military put on standby
Boston president Eric Rosengren and Dallas head Robert Kaplan to retire next month
BoE governor says the bank would act to prevent higher inflation becoming persistent
Plus, ‘Buy now, pay later’ debt is a hit on Wall Street and a Q&A with the co-founder of Paris-based roboadviser Cashbee
A hard-won reputation for competence can very quickly be lost
No 10 seeks to prevent shortages and panic buying turning into ‘winter of discontent’
Grant Thornton’s ‘lack of competence’ over Patisserie Valerie shows why sector needs rebuilding from the bottom
John Williams urges ‘patient’ approach to tightening policy further by raising rates
Some industry experts have forecast that as few as ten suppliers could survive the winter
Generation Investment Management agrees $600m deal valuing start-up at as much as $4.6bn
Prime minister is betting on improvements to vocational training that experts say is badly underfunded in England
Goldman Sachs lifts year-end Brent forecast to $90 a barrel on widening ‘supply-demand deficit’
The unravelling of the finance company backed by SoftBank and advised by former UK prime minister David Cameron
Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves pledges £28bn to fund Britain’s ‘green transition’
Reversal comes as Biden administration pushes to decarbonise the energy system
Huobi cannot expect to offset fully its client losses
Social Democrats win on night as parties head for coalition talks
Society will be better if we make education more boy friendly and encourage more males to go into care work
Efforts to boost birth rates comes as Beijing overhauls business, technology and culture
Democrats delay infrastructure bill vote, China crackdown on crypto exchanges
While the 3-year saga over the detainment of the daughter of Huawei’s founder has ended, concerns over China’s tactics linger
Myles O’Grady’s decision to leave linked to restrictions imposed after country’s 2008 banking crisis
Overseas operators restrict services after Beijing bans all digital currency activities
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