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Rally in shares of Adani Group companies had propelled him to position of Asia’s second-richest man
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The unravelling of the finance company backed by SoftBank and advised by former UK prime minister David Cameron
FOMC could begin debate as early as this week on shrinking $120bn monthly asset purchase scheme
The new government must prioritise repairing the country’s divisions
Fed expected to maintain monthly bond purchases at its meeting this week despite high inflation numbers
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Outsourcer’s divisions in line or ahead of budget in first five months of the year
The currency as pressure valve
China counters that the G7 summit exposed the ‘sinister intentions’ of the US and its partners
Short summit looks to future of 72-year alliance amid debate over China, Russia and military spending
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If Schäuble really wants to follow Keynes’ advice, Germany should borrow more and focus less on others’ spending habits.
Restructuring experts predict another wave of problems for many businesses that took government support
The industry’s global assets have surged to fresh all-time highs in May
Sum amassed by Flagship Pioneering is among largest in pharmaceutical industry
The ubiquity of podcasts has led to some sharp and timely comic skewering, such as Sound Heap
Naftogaz head says Kyiv is seeking ways to unblock supplies to mitigate loss from Nord Stream 2
Companies are still not prepared enough for switch from borrowing benchmark
The eight-party coalition of former allies elected on Sunday is so fragile that some think the ousted leader could yet return
President has remained popular throughout crisis while protests rock neighbouring countries
A ‘cosy catastrophe’ hits home in Susannah Wise’s debut This Fragile Earth and a different kind of global disaster strikes in Benjamin Percy’s The Ninth Metal
From Audrey Hepburn on the Spanish Steps to 007 on the banks of the Tiber, via Nanni Moretti on his Vespa, this scenic route has something for film buffs of all stripes
BlackRock and State Street were largest purchasers of the securities
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