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Moves follow sharp drops overnight for US tech shares on slowdown fears
Plus, UK scientists welcome plant genetic engineering bill and Qatar pledges to invest £10bn in British businesses
‘It’s all tax deductible’
From foreign affairs to food crises, most business leaders have turned bearish because of global uncertainty
The country has opened talks with the IMF over a $4bn bailout with observers waiting to see how China, one of the main creditors, will react
Providers that generate and supply power could be hit by windfall tax even as smaller rivals struggle
Nearly every employer is struggling to hire, but the problem is more acute for some
Rishi Sunak rushes to draw up emergency package to help offset spiralling domestic fuel bills
Technology, healthcare, infrastructure and clean energy will be part of drive to woo Gulf states
Chancellor is putting finishing touches to mini-Budget worth billions to help struggling households
Biden’s first presidential trip to the region struggles to show a positive agenda
Pressure mounts on ministers to act as UK regulator warns annual household energy bills likely to hit £2,800 this winter
We know from the 1970s that the time to throttle an inflationary upsurge is at the beginning
What the pandemic tells us about recession-fighting
Jump in input prices index to new record suggests inflation has further to rise, analysts say
Letter from Hungary’s prime minister demands more detail from Brussels on alternative sources of fuel
Plus, millions knock on famine’s door and US cracks down on greenwashing
Plus, Snap shares collapse and the ‘Lunatic’ behind terraUSD
West End property group cites ‘complex range of operational challenges’ facing its tenants
More sectors are being identified as national security priorities as the world splits between competing economic blocs
Higher tax receipts boost government finances
Financiers and CEOs are no longer the masters of the universe as nationalism and militarism take over
Central bank governor insists he is treading a ‘narrow path’ to contain prices without triggering a recession
Davos returns, ECB president says negative rates will end within months, the right to digitally disconnect
President urges leaders at Davos to help fund reconstruction that is set to cost more than $500bn
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