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Desynchronised working makes sense, as long as you don’t think too hard about real people
Crisis at US start-up demonstrates hyper-reliance on Big Tech
Cyber manipulation and contagious polarisation are higher risks if both polls are held next autumn
Next generation of investors can buy into the sentiment even if they don’t want to own shares in UK banks
The central bank is nearing the end of its yield curve control policy
Bank’s conservative stance on the economy is well founded, as is the market’s caution with the shares
Investments are starting to yield a reasonable return — with a lot less price volatility
Central authorities struck a blow against libertarian entrepreneurs this week
Pause in hostilities to release hostages should lead to a humanitarian ceasefire
Some of the UK chancellor’s measures are very welcome — but much more needs to be done
Dearth of listings has meant a lack of exits for staff with stock options
Systemic risks are mounting among non-banking financial bodies that lend to struggling house developers
Abandoning attempts to hold the company to account for the impact of its technology would be a tragic mistake
The Japanese chemical company’s US expansion is timely
The problems with letting the fiscal rule tail wag the budget dog
Like many others, my instinctive response is to change the subject, but collectively that has to change
Geert Wilders’ success will make it harder for EU to forge common stances on migration, Ukraine and enlargement
These turbines cost less than half the average price of those manufactured elsewhere
As costs have soared, there is less appetite to build sporting complexes which are destined for white elephant status
The new Argentine president’s ‘anarcho-capitalism’ undermines the idea of a unified “Global South”
The confrontation between Kitao and Murakami shows how much the country has changed
The real problem the chancellor faces is the poor performance of the economy in the long run
Groups needing to spend tens of billions of dollars on broadband lines are in an awkward position
Hunt has given the Conservatives a story to tell the voters but no one should assume it has a happy ending
Britain’s Autumn Statement is good, bad and ugly all at the same time
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