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Questions we should have addressed — on regulation, transparency and capital requirements — remain unanswered
Buying the currency is tolerable if it keeps the government out of monetary policy
As theme parks subsidise the company’s huge investment in streaming, higher prices for frequent visitors are inevitable
Ahead of October’s vote, Brazilians must decide between the free-market Bolsonaro administration and the more interventionist Lula
Unscientific prejudice towards the electromagnetic oven is factually wrong, mean-minded and just plain nasty
Charismatic and persistent, this formidable politician is on her way to being the country’s first female prime minister
The Bank of England might be about to get lucky with Liz Truss as the Fed did with Ronald Reagan
Rising costs and falling global tourism undermine the business of spectacular musicals
The Russian leader’s reckless moves have one goal: to turn the tables in a war he is losing
Irresponsible, eccentric and regressive, the new government’s economic strategy will pile up debt and worsen inequality
A brilliant novelist and critic who understood her craft
The stage is now set for a head-on battle between the Treasury and the Bank of England
Giorgia Meloni stands to become the nation’s first female prime minister but most premiers don’t last a full term
Weathering the broader tech sell-off amid the return to classroom learning is a risky bet
When governments start planning their 2024 budgets, they will need to know what to go back to
Narcissists can make inspirational leaders but there is growing recognition they can damage business performance and culture
Research shows taller people are more successful but leg-lengthening surgery is still a step too far
A fancy education is not required to realise some universities will go on fudging numbers to stay ahead of rivals
In Spain, wine writers assemble for an elaborate tasting spanning 40 vintages
Markets are coming to terms with the scale of central bank tightening of monetary policy
New York court ruling on Tether case comes amid negotiations over a draft legislation for the sector
It is not about economics, it is about freedom and selfhood
Are you up to speed with your photo-sharing apps?
Opportunities have a strange habit of arriving when we are least expecting them
It used to supply King George III — now it uses sustainable methods the new monarch would approve of
Kwasi Kwarteng’s fiscal statement has set the economy on a hazardous path
Plunge in pound and surge in borrowing costs show investors are balking at footing bill for UK government plans
The chancellor’s largesse raises large questions about debt sustainability
Ending the cap was the first concrete sign of a promised deregulatory agenda
The government is following the playbook of the 1980s’ Thatcher and Reagan administrations
Plus, Tesla, Fed tightening, Instacart, Spacs, sterling/dollar, UK energy, Mike Ashley
New chancellor turns his back on the Johnson years with tax cuts and borrowing
But even big giveaways will not save the wealthy from inflation
Boosting the UK’s ailing business investment will require a sense of stability and certainty as much as anything else
The new government’s programme is a shocking dismissal of Conservative belief in sound public finances
Bankers have plenty to cheer but Kwarteng’s unconventional economics exacerbate business uncertainty
Local investor interest remains strong in China’s fast-growing electric vehicle industry
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