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UK prime minister will pledge ‘lowest G20 rate of corporation tax’ at UN assembly
Labour leader to use conference speech to promise massive public investment, including green energy
PM raises stakes in Brexit battle with Conservative Eurosceptics
Shadow Brexit secretary adds to confusion over party’s Brexit strategy
Unexplained wealth orders prompt wealthy Russians to change behaviour
Akin Ipek extradition charges said to be ‘politically driven’ by Ankara
Labour conference fired up by declaration ‘nobody is ruling out Remain as an option’
Today’s Tory Leavers misread their heroine’s intentions
Show features 200 treasures from Pacific Islands, a region under-represented in western galleries
Call to restrict entry for workers paid under £30,000 a year alarms business
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell is ignoring the realities of modern business
Chairman Marijn Dekkers defends company’s proposal to move HQ to Netherlands
FT analysis shows FTSE 100 companies would pay government £25bn over first decade
Country lags behind most other developed nations as death rate rises
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Whistleblower’s report raises questions over anonymous UK companies such as LLPs
Taxing contractor loan receipts from 1999 – how is that not retrospective legislation?
Businesses compete for scarce warehouse space to safeguard supply chains
Intelligence agencies look to invest in private sector with £85m venture capital fund
Different stimulus is needed to encourage carbon capture and storage
Passive House buildings are set to cut power consumption dramatically
Environmentally conscious consumers have regulators to thank for reduced energy use
Self-generation of power by consumers means utility companies must reassess traditional supply models
Authorities appear to have run out of patience with uncoordinated approaches
Hold those who use them to account, UK PM will tell general assembly
Javid tempers focus on high-skilled migrants with demand for low-skilled workers
FCA said to be considering penalty as high as £30m
Last batch of government technical notices aims to encourage contingency planning
Number of medicines at risk of disruption more than halves since July
Shadow chancellor sets out plans for major overhaul of British capitalism
Ankara claims Akin Ipek has links to 2016 coup but judge expected to reject request for his return
A little for the workers, a lottle more for the Treasury.
UK prime minister is under pressure to find a new formula on EU deal
