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Latest partnership comes as food company seeks to double in size and enter new markets
Move shows limits of unusual autonomy the US brand retained after its 2000 sale to the UK group
Parent company ends legal battle by allowing local licensee to acquire business
Review finds post-Brexit delay in establishing border controls for high-risk produce poses safety threat
European private equity firm acquires stakes in two leading insurers for $1.4bn
Outsourcing online services such as copywriting and creative work has evolved into a massive but little-known sector
Senior executives are encouraging backroom staff to join them in ‘dogfooding’ exercises that test the quality of their products and services
Global warming is making harvests more hazardous, prompting measures to protect pickers
Plus, developments in the Russia-Ukraine crisis, and travel-related corporate earnings
FT’s global inflation tracker, call to contain crypto risks, ex-Goldman banker to testify in 1MDB trial
Pay at buyout groups ‘dwarfs’ investment banks and TikTok poaches content moderators
Global commodity crunch and FT Global MBA Ranking 2022
Beijing expands sea power and Peltz builds Unilever stake
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The online forum’s festive gifting platform is a throwback to a kinder internet — so why will this be its last Christmas?
The effectiveness of education technology in low-income countries divides opinion
Group seeks to capitalise on changing diets and consumer worries about carbon emissions
After Financial Times writers described times they messed up with money, you shared some of your own
Once-a-decade US census, Adidas sells Reebok and extreme weather insurance losses
US urges Opec to boost production, Afghanistan replaces army chief and China’s five-year plan
US passes $1tn infrastructure bill, boom in outsourcing investment and hackers siphon $600m
US debt investors re-evaluate, Russian and Chinese military exercise, Epstein accuser sues Prince Andrew
Taliban seizes ground in Afghanistan, China’s tech tycoons lose $87bn, construction ‘supercycle’ predicted
Awareness is growing that some workers breathe dangerously dirty air on the job
Applications for ‘settled status’ rise after government backtracks on freedom of movement
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