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Ending the 316-year-old union with England will be no easy task after narrow leadership election win
Tournament offers rights holders, including newcomer Viacom18, chance to shake up market
Prime minister is lauded abroad but cuts a polarising figure in her own country, jeopardising chances of re-election
Sheikh Mohammed ends succession speculation after choosing Sheikh Khaled amid string of changes to the leadership
After focusing on the dangers of strong wage growth, rate-setters have switched to businesses raising prices
Proponents of judicial reform remain committed to overhaul despite suspension of legislation
Swiss bank bets its former boss will do a better job of integrating Credit Suisse than Ralph Hamers would have
Separation of units marks biggest shake-up of ecommerce group since Jack Ma founded it 24 years ago
Todd Snyder ran auctions of Silicon Valley and Signature banks after failures
Romanian and Polish farmers criticise ‘derisory’ EU compensation and politicians call for higher offer
Business founded in 2017 has grown almost unnoticed to become the world’s seventh largest gambling group
Campaign at tobacco maker underlines rise of funds taking on the old guard to unlock higher share prices
Lars Wingefors created Europe’s biggest gaming company with an acquisitive strategy that has attracted short sellers
Kyiv’s strikes on assets in the occupied peninsula are crucial to its counter-offensive
Frenzy of activity across the region contrasts sharply with Europe’s moribund market
Veteran leader suspends divisive judicial reform plan after country is plunged into its biggest crisis in decades
Humza Yousaf must heal SNP divisions, fix public services and outline a route to Scottish independence
The global banking system has been rocked by the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank and the last-minute rescue of Credit Suisse
Companies face ‘upset’ employees who are learning what new recruits will earn
Attempts to control a monetary crisis have had unintended consequences for a country struggling to get back on its feet
Big investment decisions being held back by political and economic uncertainty, says president of the British Chambers of Commerce
The tech lender was a crucial pillar to vintners north of San Francisco
From virus-scanning apps to music therapy, new partnerships are cutting bills across the health service but obstacles remain
People fleeing poverty and repression are often unaware of dangers of terrain infested by bandits and snakes
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