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Turkish president’s move could inflame tensions with US and EU and inflict more pressure on lira
Italian government balks at high cost of recapitalising world’s oldest bank
With prices being forced up by disruptions, consumer spending and corporate earnings are at risk
Bin Salman promises cut in carbon emissions but likely to remain world’s biggest crude exporter
Pressure on social network increases as internal documents reveal it fell short in implementing content safeguards
Moderates object to bill’s cost and its increased levies on companies and the rich
Tycoon’s growing influence could shape the outcome of April’s presidential election, say analysts
Brasília parliamentarian and Florida Spac executive are behind deal with ex-president’s Truth start-up
‘Interrupters’ fight rising crime in New York City by treating it as public health problem
Launch of crypto-linked investment fund lends ‘professional’ edge to swashbuckling asset class
Support for the EU remains strong, but the confrontation with Brussels is prompting a debate on the Polish right about ‘Polexit’
As threat to wealth and health grows, expect predictive technology to become equally vital
Border tariffs with the UAE and other GCC states viewed as part of efforts to woo companies to base themselves in kingdom
WHO-backed programme has cut its projected deliveries following setbacks
Continued pursuit of zero-Covid makes travel almost impossible and frustrates global business
Corporate strategists may draw comfort from President Xi’s recent remarks on citizens’ wealth
Chancellor’s Budget to include £4.3bn for skills training, family support and cultural institutions’ pandemic recovery
It is time to overhaul the way we train, recruit and retain doctors, nurses and care staff
Its popularity may slide now and again, but this hairstyling product for men retains a presence in many bathroom cabinets
Idlewild has long been a haven for African Americans. Now a new generation is fighting to save its legacy
UK government opts not to impose more coronavirus restrictions this week despite concerns from health leaders
Sunak focuses on levelling-up manifesto promises but pulls back from ambitions for scientific research
Investors brace for bumpier performance with interest rate rises on the horizon
Concern over booster campaign as advisers urge government to prepare for ‘rapid deployment’ of tighter Covid restrictions
Court will allow restrictive law to remain in effect for now but will hear oral arguments next month
Vaccine drive described as ‘fragmented’ with half the people eligible for third dose yet to come forward
The winners of this crisis must have deep pockets
Unless smelters restart carmakers and many others are threatened by lack of essential ingredient for aluminium alloys
PMI surveys show overall growth in business activity slowing in Europe but improving in the UK and US
Chancellor expresses concern over state of EU at last European summit as German leader
‘Toxic debt’ becomes growing burden a year after companies borrowed heavily to survive
Simple steps now could avoid the need for draconian measures later
To back Boris or not? The UK chancellor must tread carefully and make difficult decisions
EU offers to help provide emergency supplies after Russia’s state-controlled Gazprom cuts flows
Taskforce set up to disrupt Isis six years ago turns its attention to new ‘grey zone’ threats such as cyber
Competition and Markets Authority warns over inadequate supply and high debt levels among private equity-owned operators
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