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Angela Merkel and other leading politicians continued to lobby for the payments group even as the warning signs grew
Decentralisation in the federal system plays a key part in preventing certain people from casting their ballots
Trump’s call for ‘patriotic education’ creates a dilemma for the Democrats
UK chancellor’s return to economic orthodoxy makes him a darling of lockdown sceptics
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Fears about the economy and racial unrest appear to be the top concern for Republicans in Wisconsin
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More than 300,000 commercial seafarers need to be allowed ashore
The outsized influence of corporations is America’s biggest competitive threat
New PM makes tech transformation a flagship policy in paperbound society
Public opinion in Europe is cooling towards the US while Americans’ ties to the old continent have loosened
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US casino operator is in a strong position to sew up a deal for British bookmaker
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UK lease structures need reform but hardball tactics are not the right way to achieve it
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When violations slide by without consequences, staff respect can quickly break down
The pandemic has given companies the chance to introduce new ways of working that reduce stress and boost productivity
True investing happens when stocks and bonds are issued - when maximum leverage can be applied
In a series on new academic research, a business school professor explores how we think about difference
The FT’s global education editor on resilience, plus a closer look at Cems and QTEM and the latest MiM stories
There will always be an overlap between the two and it is naive to believe otherwise
Different qualities help nonconformist challengers to succeed
In a pandemic that could run for years, all the choices are unenviable
A culture that boycotts people and institutions will end up silencing dissent
There is a powerful argument for making the facility permanent
The sector needs to embrace a broader definition of plurality
Today’s employment laws were written for a world of work that may never be the same again
Chancellor’s latest measures exclude many firms and workers desperate for help
Pandemic boredom has given film discs an unexpected boost but it is unlikely to stop the terminal decline in demand
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