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Online brands reliant on personalised ads ramp back marketing spending
Top firms are making progress but American incumbents will prove hard to disrupt
Beijing’s poor lending decisions risk pushing developing nations into debt distress, says Kamal
China’s president takes command of Communist party’s third control centre
Elected politicians in Greater Manchester and the West Midlands want control over adult technical skills
Likely passing of major spending package could set stage for political rebound ahead of midterm elections
Experts say July’s record heatwave highlights lack of planning by government to upgrade infrastructure
Prices for the semi-precious stone have soared after supply was squeezed by coup, Covid and sanctions
Government warned that relying on voluntary sector to fill gaps risks entrenching deep-rooted inequalities
‘A dangerous, dangerous moment for the whole world’, says Singapore’s foreign minister
Price of coverage is going up and options are shrinking for insurers looking to pass on risks
UK’s data watchdog assesses complaint on ways betting firms profile and target problem players
Moscow’s control of southern city grows stronger as Kyiv plans military offensive to regain regional capital
Football club has already spent more than €150mn on signings this summer and has sold broadcast and sponsorship rights
Chinese military drills after Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taipei risk disrupting critical supply chains
Organisers are confident the flagship event will revive the city’s creative spirit despite the tensions
Chinese action movie shot in ruins of Hajar al-Aswad upsets one-time inhabitants unable to return
Distressed asset management companies highlight the challenge Beijing faces in mobilising rescue options
From China to the US to Europe, semiconductor makers are being showered with subsidies, but to what effect?
Analysts say central bank wants to unleash a sharp economic downturn to curb surging inflation
Republican candidates handpicked by former president are polling poorly and running low on cash
As Afghanistan battles economic crisis Islamists increase exports to generate revenue with the help of child labour
Some workers at the UK’s biggest airport say it is no longer the place to forge a good career
US House Speaker who unfurled banner in Tiananmen Square in 1991 is deeply distrusted by China’s leaders
Afghan regime’s push for legitimacy has been undermined by US reach into heart of Kabul
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