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Trump is losing his war of independence on rare earths
Inefficiency, untrustworthiness and cronyism are weakening the administration’s plans to stand up to China
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Russia launches deadly missile and drone attacks on Kyiv
At least 16 killed as Ukraine struggles with a shortage of Patriot interceptor missiles
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Founder of collapsed Chinese property giant given life sentence
Evergrande chair Hui Ka Yan jailed following developer’s default almost five years ago
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Demand for tankers soars as Gulf oil producers search for ways to export cargoes
Middle Eastern countries looking to secure their own fleets are driving up prices
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Top US law firms hit by backlash over ‘crazy’ hiring of first-year students
Wall Street firms are recruiting ever earlier, drawing concern from students and executives
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Barclays struggles to ‘retrain the dog’ on Wall Street
Investment bank’s seventh co-CEO in four years expected to face same restrictions as predecessors
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Trump wants Washington museums to be less ‘woke’ on US slavery
Smithsonian Institution’s telling of American history becomes latest target of Maga movement
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Moderna pins hopes on ‘game-changer’ for cancer vaccines
Technology behind blockbuster Covid jabs is yielding promising results in oncology treatment
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War comes to Putin’s favourite Black Sea resort
Ukrainian drone attacks bring sirens, oil slicks and petrol queues to Russians holidaying around Sochi
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The container revolution is running out of room
Containers have transformed ports, cities and trade. Now the revolution is reaching a limit
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North Korea dismisses Trump overture
Kim Jong Un’s sister casts doubt on claim there has been communication between Pyongyang and Washington
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Trump proposed reviving the Keystone XL pipeline. Does Canada still want it?
The bilateral relationship has soured significantly since the project was first proposed two decades ago
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Hudson River posts $11.4bn trading windfall as it seizes on market tumult
Wall Street firm benefited from swings in AI stocks and volatility triggered by Iran war
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US government debt hits $40tn as borrowing rises at historic rate
Public spending surges despite Trump’s vow to stabilise America’s finances
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Moderna shares nearly triple on skin cancer vaccine success
Drugmaker’s melanoma shot developed with Merck delivers positive outcome in late-stage trial
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Zelenskyy fires top aide as corruption allegations pile up
Raid on Ukrainian official’s home came after ousted defence minister launches a blistering attack on wartime president
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Fed officials express rising concern over persistently high inflation
Minutes from July central bank meeting show ‘many’ policymakers are prepared to increase borrowing costs
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US Treasury to boost long-term bond purchases in bid to steady market
Move reflects Washington’s concerns about sharp rise in borrowing costs, investors say
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Private credit risks remain at large
Regulators and investors should pay attention to the strain in the direct loan market
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Grain prices surge after Ukraine war chokes off seaborne exports
Analysts fear global food price shock if attacks on terminals and ships continue
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Charlesbank nears law firm deal as private equity pushes deeper into US legal sector
Investment in insurance defence specialist WSHB expands non-lawyer ownership beyond personal injury firms
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Putin pledges help for Wildberries warehouses hit by Ukraine
Kyiv’s drones have partly or completely destroyed seven warehouses of Russia’s largest online retailer
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Moderna’s cancer shot: exciting for investors, inconclusive for patients
A glimmer of hope for sufferers, a potential revenue platform for a cash-burner, and a whole heap of unknowns
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Europe should wish Marco Rubio a bright future
Americans who support reckless wars are sometimes also the likeliest to defend Europe
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Democratic socialist unexpectedly wins Florida primary
Angie Nixon beats army veteran Alex Vindman in party’s US Senate race
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Iran eyes military targets in Europe if Trump escalates war, insiders say
Proposals to retaliate against US assets beyond the Middle East come as many in Tehran see renewed conflict as…
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Venezuela abandons Nicolás Maduro to fate in US jail
Government makes no mention of freeing former leader after nearly two weeks of talks
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When brands lose their magic
From mayonnaise to toothpaste, household names in the US are being undercut by own labels and outshone by insurgents
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Can weight-loss drugs lose their nasty side effects?
Pharma groups seek new generation of GLP-1 medicines as some patents start to expire
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Ukraine’s ousted defence minister calls for wartime election
Mykhailo Fedorov launches major challenge to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy
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Iran says deal with Oman to manage shipping through Hormuz is close
Oil slides on signs of de-escalation after sharp rise in July
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Uefa threatens legal action over Infantino’s failed Fifa commercialisation
European football’s governing body weighs its reaction to withdrawn plan to sell stake to investors
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AstraZeneca holds talks with Bristol Myers Squibb over $400bn tie-up
Deal would create the world’s fourth-largest drugmaker by market value
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Monte dei Paschi explores Banco BPM takeover after ‘merger of equals’ talks collapse
MPS chief executive weighs approach to Banco BPM’s largest shareholder, Crédit Agricole
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