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Emergency measures unblocked the bond markets in 2020, but there is a risk of another crisis
The ESG stock frenzy of today, however egregious, may yet translate into a better tomorrow
What may be the right level of fiscal stimulus for one country is not true for them all
The Democrat has to avoid the midterm rout of his predecessors
Payments due under such facilities should be classified as debt
Conflicts over language, gender and secularism erupt as the pandemic rages
The new administration believes it can develop a more effective China strategy if it can work closely with old friends
Hubris, resentment and insecurity still loom large in Britain’s attitude to the EU
Rishi Sunak’s Budget reverses some Conservative principles but fails on the vision post-pandemic Britain needs
Furlough is the chancellor’s star turn and it has offset the government’s missteps
Amount paid on income and wealth is set to rise substantially in real terms
Rishi Sunak signals a shift from the fiscal orthodoxy that has reigned since the Thatcher era
Struggling finance company was keen to be associated with a tech industry that attracts more funding and higher valuations
Square does not need a music service. But it does represent a real challenge to traditional banks
Sale of Nortek is welcome news for directors’ remuneration
West London loves gated communities, but not like this one.
Search giant phases out third-party identifiers that track users moving around the web
Telecoms group is one winner of Sunak’s ‘super deduction’ but boost will only be temporary
Takeaway group’s float plan is no victory for listings rule liberalism; B&M’s retail pandemic boost is stalling
Long-lasting change is on the cards as people continue to work from home
Tokio Marine’s decision to end coverage sparked desperate response from ailing finance group
Authentication software is a growing sector though rewards may not appear for some time
‘Assertiveness’ can meet approval on all sides
‘People can feel Scottish and British, even Irish and British, as long as they are left in peace to muddy their identities’
Regulators should be wary of overreaction on supply chain financing; DMGT’s image problem disguises a transformation
Takeover Panel must change rules to compel companies to disclose acquisition approaches sooner
US currency advances against the euro as traders price in rising interest rates
Choice not to sanction Saudi crown prince directly shows White House’s cautious stance
Why does the UK’s chancellor carry this stuff off so much more easily than his boss?
Apollo Global Management has announced purchase of the Venetian resort
New Zealand’s government should focus more on regulatory changes to unlock housing supply
Reduced exposure to risky US cyber and casualty lines should minimise expensive future surprises
The chancellor has sent a message to companies to expect no more favours
‘The islanders’ oral ledger was so effective that it could be seen as “an exemplary ancient analogue to blockchain”’
Investors ignore the instability at the top at their peril
Higher earners are braced for future tax rises to pay for post-pandemic stimulus
Public infrastructure spending, and emission targets, will determine the earnings trend for local steelmakers
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