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US plays catch-up with Europe over biosimilar patents
Europe’s more liberal approach to biosimilar drug patents is continuing to give it an edge over the US in producing…
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ECB gathers for hillside retreat to debate key strategy questions
European central bankers are meeting in Frankfurt on Friday to debate issues ranging from changing the European Central Bank’s inflation…
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Hong Kong police invoke security law to arrest senior journalists
Hong Kong police have arrested senior editors and executives of a newspaper belonging to pro-democracy mogul Jimmy Lai in the…
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Cyclical rally exposes flaws in some factor ETFs
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The Chinese entrepreneur who challenged the state and was locked up
The neat high-rise buildings in the model town Sun Dawu built for his workers stand out among the farms and…
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How lawyers are cleaning up supply chains
Multinationals are digging deeper into the legal plumbing of their own organisations to maximise their sustainability credentials and meet climate…
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Ryanair to sue UK government over border policy
Ryanair and the owner of three major airports are preparing to sue the government over the UK’s border policy. The…
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Brussels aims to tighten rules on burning wood pellets as green fuel
Brussels wants to tighten rules to prevent some forms of wood-burning energy from counting towards the EU’s green energy targets…
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Blackstone strikes $3bn deal for office developer Soho China
Blackstone has agreed to buy property developer Soho China for about $3bn, marking the US private equity group’s biggest bet…
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Booming Brixton: reggae music, Michelin stars and million-pound homes
As Lee Jasper walks around the streets of Brixton, south London, he shakes his head. On Coldharbour Lane, once lined…
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Lex Letter from New York: bank chiefs should not shame staff back to offices
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Change unlikely to come to post-Netanyahu Israel
An unwieldy coalition calling itself “Change” has dethroned Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s longest-serving prime minister, after his most recent 12-year run. But…
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UK Treasury to extend ban on commercial evictions until March 2022
The UK Treasury will on Wednesday extend an existing ban on commercial evictions until March 2022, as the government seeks…
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Youth vs the gerontocrats: a potent political force tests Africa’s ageing rulers
Until last November, Luzige Masudi, a skinny young man with the physique of a ballet dancer, made his money as…
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The Airbus and Boeing subsidy battle is far from over
After 17 years, millions of dollars in legal fees and much bad blood between Boeing and Airbus, the world’s longest-running…
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Kim Jong Un sounds alarm over North Korean food shortages
Kim Jong Un has issued a warning over food shortages in North Korea as the dictator urged political officials to…
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Marine Le Pen looks for an electoral boost on the French Riviera
In the south of France, Marine Le Pen is hoping that her far right party is about to break a…
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Biden’s plan to keep China in check relies on Manila
From Japan to Nato, the administration of US president Joe Biden is rallying allies against security challenges from China. But…
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Mexico enjoys break from economic gloom with the help of Biden
Business gloom has been so pervasive in Mexico since Andrés Manuel López Obrador won the presidency in 2018 on a…
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Court blocks Joe Biden’s pause on US oil and gas leases
A judge on Tuesday cleared the way to resume the sale of oil and gas leases on US public lands,…
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Biden’s summit with Putin offers a chance to reaffirm US resolve
The writer is vice-president for studies at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and a former director for Russian, Ukrainian…
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Slovakia court orders retrial over journalist’s murder
Slovakia’s Supreme Court has overturned the acquittal of a high-profile businessman accused of masterminding the murder of investigative journalist Jan…
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Mercuria pledges half its investments to energy transition
Mercuria is to direct half its investments into energy transition projects as the commodity trader prepares for an aggressive shift…
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Good UK trade policy should start at home
The trade deal agreed in principle between Britain and Australia will set the baseline for the UK’s independent trade policy.…
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Slumbering markets seed fears of growing complacency
After inflation fears shocked investors in the first few months of 2021, markets have switched into a different mode: a…
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Less liquidity, less fun
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EU freezes 10 banks out of bond sales over antitrust breaches
The EU has excluded 10 of the heaviest-hitting banks in the debt market from running lucrative bond sales as part…
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Five reasons why sanctions on Belarus may work
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Interior designer Alexandra Champalimaud’s guide to Chelsea, New York
This article is part of a guide to New York from FT Globetrotter Those of us who become New Yorkers, hailing from…
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How I Spend It: shoe designer Christian Louboutin on his passion for Ancient Egypt
When you’re at school in France, everyone learns about ancient Greek, Roman and Egyptian civilisations, and you often start to…
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America’s urban crime wave threatens Biden
Close your eyes and you could be back in the crime-plagued New York of the late 1980s. Last week’s mayoral…
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How rewiring the grid could boost America’s economy
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Glenn Hubbard: ‘The economy needs more than neoliberal medicine’
This is part of a monthly series, Economists Exchange, featuring conversations between top FT commentators and leading economists about the…
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Greece sets tone for Europe’s summer travel
Kalimera and welcome to Europe Express. Tourists from the UK, Germany and other countries started arriving on Greek islands over…
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20,000 arrivals allowed from India despite warnings about surging new variant – LIVE
A t least 20,000 passengers travelling from India were allowed to enter Britain despite warnings about a new strain that…
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Where have America’s babies gone?
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The billionaire boom: how the super-rich soaked up Covid cash
Over the past two decades, as the global population of billionaires rose more than fivefold and the largest fortunes rocketed…
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GoFundMe for boy killed by lightning strike raises more than £28,000
A GoFundme account for a a nine-year-old boy who died after being struck by lightning has raised more than £28,000.…
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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos named as owner of luxury $500m superyacht
J eff Bezos, the billionaire founder of Amazon, is finally set to join the ranks of haves and have yachts.…
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Man sought by police in murdered PCSO investigation has been indentified
A man who was being sought by police as part of the investigation into the murder of PCSO Julia James…
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Singapore keeps the kids away from the gig economy
On a typically hot Wednesday in Singapore, I slid into the back seat of an icy Grab taxi and noticed…
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Italy’s rightwing politicians jostle for position
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More than 500 admitted to hospital with Covid after vaccine
M ore than 500 people who received their coronavirus jabs have been admitted to hospital with Covid-19, a UK study…
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The omens from India’s unfolding tragedy
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China is wrong to think the US faces inevitable decline
The Chinese elite are convinced that the US is in irreversible decline. So reports Jude Blanchette of the Center for…
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Harassment Allegations and Fear Haunt European Investment Bank
(Bloomberg) — The news came as a shock — another suicide at the Luxembourg headquarters of the European Investment Bank,…
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State Elections: Goats For Votes And India’s Sops Series
In West Bengal, the Trinamool Congress manifesto promises universal income support for women, Rs 6,000 for those in the general…
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SBI Cards – Digital, Consumption – Both Themes Favourable: ICICI Direct
BQ Blue’s special research section collates quality and in-depth equity and economy research reports from across India’s top brokerages, asset…
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China Slaps Retaliatory Sanctions on U.K. Over Xinjiang Claims
(Bloomberg) — China has announced retaliatory sanctions on nine British individuals and four entities for “maliciously spreading lies and disinformation”…
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Sephora Plans Dozens of U.S. Stores in Bet on Physical Retail
(Bloomberg) — LVMH’s Sephora beauty chain said it will open more than 60 stand-alone U.S. stores this year in addition…
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