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Leaders who invested heavily in their relationship with the president are having to consider the possibility of a Biden win
A messy sale process triggered by national security concerns reflects the growing tech rivalry between the US and China
Although the pandemic has brought chaos to the global economy, many lines are making more money this year than last
Already eclipsed by US rivals, the pandemic and doubts over future EU relations have further blunted London’s edge
The reform-minded enforcer of the ruling party is seen by some as only keeping the seat warm for the next prime minister
Other allies including the EU and Australia also want to reduce dependence on Beijing for elements critical to everything from wind turbines to F-35...
A string of abuse scandals could overshadow the industry as K-pop woos investors with a big IPO
Entertainment giant has been criticised for filming ‘Mulan’ in the region where Uighurs have been detained in camps
Government and central bank support has saved businesses, making it hard for them to hand money to shareholders
In order to have a more activist state, the UK risks making exports to its biggest market more expensive
Every effort to develop drugs or vaccines depends on understanding how the virus outwits the immune system
Higher ratings are the ‘lifeblood’ of the smartphone app world but what if they are inflated?
The English region wants to produce the metal used in car batteries but has to prove it can do so at scale
Investors have made gains in the past four years, but many of them are worrying about the threat to democratic institutions
Ant Group’s IPO will take place against a backdrop of the dismantling of the territory’s pro-democracy movement
Some businesses are applying the lessons of lockdown to introduce new ways of organising and overseeing work
The group aims to overhaul its European steel and car operations as well as cash in on ecommerce in its home country
Mortgage-backed securities fill a funding gap but as delinquencies rise investors are bracing for losses
The anti-corruption activist — now in a coma in Berlin — was campaigning against Vladimir Putin when he was poisoned
US and UK companies raised unprecedented amounts of money in the second quarter as the pandemic hit, but what will be the cost?
Executives at the German payments group hatched a plan to buy Deutsche Bank while desperately trying to cover their tracks
The president is behind in the polls but he will remain a divisive presence in American politics even if Biden wins
The EU’s ‘green’ recovery plan has driven up the price of carbon credits amid warnings that speculators stand to gain
Washington’s latest sanctions have been likened to a ‘death sentence’ on the telecoms group but some say that is premature
Concern in the US that Donald Trump will rush to approve a vaccine before the election is playing into wider safety fears
Brexit and London’s haphazard approach to the pandemic are fuelling the urge of Scots to go it alone
A lack of support has left lower-income households unable to spend even as wealthier households splash out
Republicans say the promise to invest $2tn in green energy threatens tens of thousands of jobs in oil and gas sector
As the pandemic prompts a migration from cities, companies are debating whether to follow the people
Investors have lost money on a majority of blank cheque companies over the past five years
As pupils wait for their A level results there are fears that progress at Britain’s top institutions could be reversed
As his position has come under threat, the president has raised the prospect of political intervention by the army
Provisions for loan losses are at the highest in a decade as lenders prepare for large-scale company bankruptcies
Swaths of UK coastline are eroding at an alarming rate. Yet the government lacks a coherent action plan, say critics
The country was already reeling from an economic and financial crisis before the massive port explosion
Large demonstrations in the far east are the latest to show discontent with the Russian president beyond Moscow
Vulnerable to import shortages and sharp price rises states are investing overseas and in agritech at home
With tourism struggling and investors fleeing, Ankara is spending billions to fend off a fresh currency crisis
Amid fears the president will not accept the result, the pandemic is exposing longstanding failings in the US voting system
After the greenback suffers its worst month in a decade on economic concerns, debate about its global role is stirring
More than four months since lockdown began, many companies are running out of cash
The authorities are looking at ways to buttress a market that is the bedrock of the global financial system
The country burns more hard coal than any other in the EU. But even before the pandemic, the industry was in crisis
Fetishising the labels we give to acts of horror skews our responses to other mass atrocities
The prime minister warned the virus could derail decades of progress. But new infections are now at record levels
The pandemic has persuaded some investors of the potential financial damage from global warming
After feeling betrayed by Brussels’ initial pandemic response, Italians have welcomed the new fiscal deal
Covid-19 has led to a surge in ecommerce sales but the costs of running a delivery network are high
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