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Brussels reheats an old tool for a new trade war

19/03/2019 10:03 - The time has come to exert pressure on Beijing over its interventionist trade policy ...

Standard Life Aberdeen claims victory in Lloyds Banking row

19/03/2019 9:03 - Arbitration tribunal rules in SLA’s favour in dispute over £109bn contract ...

UK broker TP ICAP to raise spending on managing risk

19/03/2019 9:03 - Interdealer group says it will spend £5m on gaining insight for brokers ...

UK broker TP ICAP takes asset hit after last year’s profit warning

19/03/2019 9:03 - Interdealer group will spend more on risk management and insight for brokers ...

New Zealand Is Loath to Use Suspect’s Name to Avoid Amplifying His Cause

19/03/2019 9:03 - Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says she will not name the suspected gunman in the Christchurch massacre in an effort to deny him notoriety and publicity for his views. ...

Japan’s Olympic Committee Meets as Its Chief Faces Charges

19/03/2019 7:03 - Tsunekazu Takeda faces scrutiny in France over payments that prosecutors say were bribes to help Tokyo win hosting rights for the 2020 Summer Games. ...

‘Replacement Theory,’ a Racist, Sexist Doctrine, Spreads in Far-Right Circles

19/03/2019 7:03 - A conspiracy theory predicated on the idea that white women are not having enough children appears to be bubbling up across the globe. ...

Money Raised for ‘Egg Boy’ Will Be Donated to New Zealand Victims

19/03/2019 7:03 - Will Connolly shot to fame after smashing an egg on an Australian politician who had blamed Muslims for the massacre. A GoFundMe campaign has raised of thousands of dollars ...

ECB bank supervisor rejects ‘national champion’ deals

19/03/2019 7:03 - Potential collision course with Berlin over plans for Deutsche-Commerzbank tie-up ...

EU tries to take politics out of ‘rule of law’ clashes

19/03/2019 7:03 - Idea for ‘non-partisan’ monitoring of judiciary after rows with Poland and Hungary ...