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Friction with the west has prompted Beijing to build its own alternative system focused on developing nations
Europe’s biggest producer is moving away from carbon-intensive blast furnaces and towards hydrogen-powered processing
The chip designer’s bumper earnings have made it one of the world’s most valuable companies. How long can it last?
As thousands of turbines near retirement, owners must decide whether to invest in upgrades or walk away from a vital source of clean energy
The UK’s largest DIY investment platform faces competition from challengers who claim to have lower costs and better technology
After initial success, doubts over the rescue plan’s ability to deliver higher growth in the long term are starting to set in
The US securities watchdog is proposing major rule changes in several sectors but market participants are challenging its plans in the courts
The prime minister is using an ‘iron broom’ to sweep aside the previous government, but critics question whether he is going too far
A heavy-handed operation in the city could be a decisive blow to the deteriorating relationship between Washington and Jerusalem
Berlin is taking a more muscular approach to national security, but concern is growing over how it will maintain the necessary spending
The AI start-up is one of the fastest-growing companies in history, but questions remain about the long-term viability of its business model
Rising premiums are a de facto ‘carbon price’ on consumers as extreme weather events become more frequent
The country is unrivalled as a talent factory, but its clubs are barely known overseas. International investors hope a new league could change that
The rapidly evolving technology is making it easier and cheaper to deliver high-quality campaigns. But where does that leave creatives?
The extraordinary concessions they won from Brussels this week illustrate their potential to reshape the bloc’s politics
The PTI leader is still the central figure in this week’s election, even though he is in jail and barred from running
As its population declines, Italy is confronting the increased cultural diversity that comes with a dependence on foreign labour
Micro Connect is packaging revenues from small businesses into tradeable instruments but critics say the risks are high
Policymakers had begun laying the ground for interest rate cuts, but strong US labour data shows pressure on prices has not yet abated
Heavy public spending on defence has led to a rebound in growth but could also be storing up problems for the near future
The Hungarian prime minister has a long history of extracting EU concessions. He hopes a shift to the right could work in his favour
The US and EU are busy ‘de-risking’ supply chains but Beijing has its own plan for economic autonomy
Tokyo’s $6.4bn swoop for JSR has rekindled memories of heavy state intervention and cast doubt on corporate reforms
If the plane maker continues losing market share to Airbus, there could be consequences for supply chains and airline customers
History tells us that entrusting a dominant military force with the stability of maritime commerce can stir up trouble
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