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Company follows Dell and Apple in diversifying supply chain beyond China
Central bank implements quarter-point increase as inflation concerns linger
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Globalisation has not levelled the economic playing field — instead, wealth is more concentrated than ever
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Subsidies for manufacturers and a non-aligned foreign policy are rooted in the former trade union leader’s formative years
Don’t go all out to boost income without taking account of capital risks
Alphabet revenue beats forecasts on robust digital ad performance
FT financial commentator Rob Armstrong breaks down the health of the US economy
Prominent institutions say the central bank might well tweak policy of buying bonds to depress yields
Public accounts committee asks HMRC to speed up its efforts to pair account holders with savings from 2002-11 scheme
Homelessness rising sharply as rental and mortgage costs soar, official figures show
Bloc could provide alternative routes as Russia blocks exports via Black Sea, says agriculture commissioner
Historically inflation helped governments lighten their debt burden but this time it is having the opposite effect
Chief economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas says chances of US soft landing have risen as consumer spending remains strong
Details scant in politburo statement but markets welcome acknowledgment by Xi Jinping of growth headwinds
Also in today’s newsletter, new climate change warning and EY’s US general counsel quits
Also in this newsletter: How heat and fires are crippling Catania’s fragile infrastructure
Analysts say investors’ expectations that rates are close to their peak are likely to prove over optimistic
The country’s precarious low-wage jobs and shortage of affordable housing are hardly the fault of international forces
Cfius previously intervened on SoftBank’s acquisition of the US investment firm
Treasury on course to spend 10% of government revenue on bond costs this year, according to forecast by Fitch
Accommodative monetary policy stance no longer makes sense
Committee urges government to ‘get on with’ negotiating outstanding issues on Windsor framework
IFS wages analysis points to increasing inequality with regions and could trouble policymakers wrestling with inflation
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