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Richard Nixon placed a 10 per cent surcharge on dutiable imports in 1971 to pressure Germany and Japan to revalue their currencies, not devalue them as wrongly stated in an article on April 7 ...
The national health service in England has spent billions rolling out electronic patient records and yet large numbers of frontline staff are unable to use them effectively, according to think-tank ...
Sir Keir Starmer to confirm Universal visitor attraction that will bring an estimated £50bn boost for the economy ...
The price of West Texas Intermediate, the US benchmark, fell briefly below $60 a barrel, wiping out earlier gains. Brent crude was down 1.5 per cent at $63.26 at four-year lows during afternoon ...
US government debt fell sharply for the second straight day after a $58bn short-term Treasury auction drew weak demand and ...
The largest US egg seller reported surging profits amid a bird flu epidemic that has pushed prices to record highs, and ...
The sale would mark a profitable exit for Karo’s owner EQT, which struck a deal to take the business private in 2022 valuing ...
As the markets try to absorb and value the announced US tariffs, China has responded with its own levies. Today on the show, Katie Martin and Rob Armstrong sum up the old bad news, add it to the new ...
After decades of high returns, Renaissance’s external funds recorded big losses from the volatile swings during the pandemic, ...
Kensington and Chelsea council in London launches lawsuits against businesses involved in refurbishing the building ...
From a portrait of an Insta-perfect couple to the first in a seven-novel sequence about a woman stuck in a time loop, here are our critics’ views of four of the translated works of fiction in the ...
Though a big rise in US tariffs on China was expected, the hit to south-east Asian manufacturing was a surprise. Writing in ...
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