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Education secretary aims to avoid last year’s exams fiasco in England by banishing algorithms
Company has pulled back from costly deals with teams, schools and athletes that have promoted its brand
US biotech is preparing for a clinical trial to gauge effectiveness on 501.V2 strain
First countries to receive doses will be Honduras, Czech Republic and Guatemala
Plan to raise business rates also Biden administration policy, chancellor will say
An easing pandemic, after a long hibernation, should lead to rapid economic growth initially
Policymakers and investors ponder inflationary pressures from emergency pandemic policies
Finance minister Tito Mboweni says government is not ‘swimming in cash’ despite tax windfall
Government’s early struggles are reminiscent of the days of the socialist ‘Licence Raj’
Ministers to give struggling businesses another three months of breathing space to avoid economic shock
The FT analyses the scale of outbreaks and tracks the vaccine rollouts around the world
Large group of Wall Street executives offer full-throated backing for Biden’s $1.9tn package
UK’s fast vaccine rollout raises consumer optimism and gives boost to travel industry
FDA report finds single-dose shot effective in preventing severe symptoms in US, Brazil and South Africa
Decision reflects concern that group has been hit much harder by Covid-19
A voluntary shift of special drawing rights on the IMF’s proposed $500bn of new liquidity is needed
Crime groups adjust operations to compensate for a fall in other criminal opportunities
Rapid pace of Covid-19 vaccines rollout bolsters outlook for growth and inflation
African officials complain of delay in delivery to other member states
Expectations for what happens to the economy shape our decisions today — and so shape the future
A tide of misinformation and centuries of medical malpractice have led to wariness around the Covid-19 jab
Europe’s largest hotel chain in negotiations with pharmaceutical companies to secure supplies
Dettol and Lysol sales boom as consumer zeal for cleanliness continues during pandemic
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