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From Mark Toon, Senior Lecturer in Marketing and Strategy Cardiff Business School, Cardiff, UK
Other data show Fed’s preferred measure of price growth rose 0.3% in December
From Liz Ehrmann, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, UK
Tax breaks are among the perks the country hopes will attract a growing number of shoots
While markets have made a strong recovery, the prospect of more rate rises looms
Individual retail investors hold about 15% of UK shares, not 50% as we regrettably misquoted in an article in FT Money on January 21
After months of pressure, western allies agreed this week to send more battle tanks, but Ukrainian forces will need lots of training
Insiders say outline of framework agreement on post-Brexit trade is crystallising
US shoppers continue to use their cards, but there are investor concerns over credit quality and higher funding costs
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Tech job losses and AI advances do not mean computers can program themselves
Group’s share price steadies after October profit warning
From Trump to Biden to a Kent bus stop, the inability to treat top secret material correctly is on the rise
Tax avoidance and asset-boosting policies contribute to the widespread view that politicians can’t be trusted
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