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Former US president cites executive privilege in attempt to have documents over violent events of January 6 withheld
And, the rising cost of fuel is tripping up airlines as they try to recover from the pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has overturned assumptions about the way the world’s health systems work. This report will look at the challenges they face, and the solutions they are finding. Next week: Japan’s joined-up care for the elderly
The country’s net zero ambition is attractive, its human rights record less so
Pressure is growing on managers to stop lending to unsavoury regimes
Isabella Castiglioni used an executive MBA to translate research into medical technology
Colleges benefiting from surging asset prices pledge to share proceeds with students and staff
After breaking a contract by speaking out on discrimination, Ifeoma Ozoma penned a law to help others do the same
Move seeks to suspend enforcement of regulation which effectively outlaws the procedure after 6 weeks
Failed government attempts to cajole people into having children ignore the bigger picture
Inclusion schemes would be more effective if they involved associates from diverse backgrounds earlier on
Moves aim to address the uneven experience of different ethnic minorities
Are law firms’ wellbeing schemes just ‘sticking plasters’ for a bigger problem?
Farmers fear 120,000 animals might have to be killed because of a shortage of workers in slaughterhouses
Benchmark index says academic paper alleging links between the list and credit ratings is ‘flawed’
IFS urges Sunak to review rules on defined contribution schemes
Workforce participation held back by lack of affordable and flexible services, study finds
New chief Andrew Andrea says almost a tenth of its outlets are understaffed
Most people in the UK are panicking about their pensions — but for vastly different reasons
David thought he wouldn’t live to see retirement, but a medical breakthrough means he needs to start planning
David Card, Joshua Angrist and Guido Imbens discerned crisp causal relationships from fuzzy data
Governments and business have to work together, says Dangote Group’s CEO
Experts urge caution despite Delta wave slowdown amid concerns over new variants and vaccine hesitancy
Ministers urged to expand temporary visa scheme and provide more funding for skills
Almost three-quarters struggle in ‘mirror-tocracy’ as they try to adapt to company culture
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