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Food and Drug Administration signs off on first new treatment in almost 20 years despite controversy
Justice department officials seize $2.3m worth of cryptocurrency payments from ransomware attack
Profitable cloud-computing division set to be treated as separate entity
Emirate looks to invest in creative and cultural industries as it increases post-pandemic stimulus spending
US group will not appeal and promises to make global changes to its business
Record shipments and high crop prices boost incomes as subsidies wane
This week’s summit must take bold initiatives on Covid and climate
The EU and US both have ideas about how to run the world, but they don’t necessarily match
A fair market will only exist when there’s equal access to information between the platform and its users
The US central bank has misread both the data and its mandate
Victory in Saxony-Anhalt lifts the confidence of Armin Laschet’s party ahead of Bundestag vote
Economists expect figures to show year-on-year inflation rate jumped to 4.7% in May
Virtual round table with chiefs of leading financial institutions shows signs of thaw in relations
Uber’s Europe revival, France fines Google, Podcasting in a box
Speaker blocks amendment that could have restored original overseas spending pledge
Joe Biden should use his intervention to urge compromise on London and Brussels
Unusual alliance of industry executives pushes for travel corridor to pave way for wider reopening
Chancellor’s claim of accord being a ‘huge prize for British taxpayers’ will depend on how details are ironed out
Ahead of crunch talks, the UK and EU are blaming each other for the impasse over new trading rules
Industry body Abta says government support schemes are insufficient to meet challenges
Latin American country’s currency hits all-time low against the dollar as Pedro Castillo’s prospects brighten
López Obrador puts a brave face on mixed midterm results in poll seen as referendum on his rule
Opposition report lambasts finance minister and describes chancellor as “too naive”
Shares in Thungela fall almost 25 per cent on first day of trading
Recent decisions settle a long-running argument about whether certain jobs are comparable
Proposals for new UK body leave too much scope for big lenders to influence its policies
Move by financial prosecutor follows Swiss probe into Riad Salamé’s dealings abroad
Presidential clarity on which businesses are beyond the pale boosts New York flotations
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Irish and French insist bloc has ‘consistently proposed new solutions’ to fix protocol
Labour shortages hurt independent companies that can’t offer same incentives as corporations
Bottlenecks are nothing to fear but more permanent shifts carry risks
Threats of violence and capital flight rise amid Covid struggles, corruption and inequality
And the mystery of office real estate
EU officials have received little guidance on joint initiatives with the US
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