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EU set for final push to toughen post-Brexit trade stance
Both sides prepare to formalise negotiating objectives to shape future relationship
The Financial Times
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JPMorgan lines up ex-regulator to lead UK digital bank
Clive Adamson was previously senior official at Financial Conduct Authority
The Financial Times
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AI offers new hope in defeating superbugs
Machine intelligence is helping to overcome antibiotic resistance
The Financial Times
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JetBlue signs loan linked to ESG goals
Credit facility priced on environmental, social and governance score is first for airline
The Financial Times
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Coronavirus is speeding up decoupling
Beijing’s opacity in handling the epidemic highlights the risks of doing business in China
The Financial Times
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Chinese carmakers accelerate drive into India
Market predicted to become third largest with number of first-time buyers set to increase
The Financial Times
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Raf Simons to join Prada as co-creative director
Luxury group Prada hopes to attract high-end shoppers with appointment of renowned creative designer
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EU looks to toughen position ahead of UK trade talks
Ambassadors from bloc’s 27 nations to discuss mandate that will govern negotiations
The Financial Times
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Executives should show a little human kindness
They need the ability to put collective interests before their own
The Financial Times
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Luxembourg regulator accused of failing to protect investors
Complaint to Europe’s top finance watchdog is blow to continent’s biggest fund hub
The Financial Times
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MGA boss warns coronavirus could lead to toy shortage
Group behind LOL Surprise! fears gaps on store shelves within weeks
The Financial Times
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Barbers/hairdressers: full pelt
Salons are not immune to high street woes, even if haircuts cannot shift online
The Financial Times
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Will fresh data heighten fears of a recession in Japan?
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
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Philippines: Duterte takes aim at the oligarchs
The president has turned his populist fire on big business, but is he attacking corporate greed or political opponents?
The Financial Times
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Private jet demand surges in wake of coronavirus outbreak
Rise comes as airlines slash flights and warnings increase over spread of disease
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Rishi Sunak should abandon arbitrary fiscal rules
Control of public debt is necessary but the UK government policy should be more flexible
The Financial Times
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JPMorgan Chase in talks to launch digital bank in UK
Move could shake up retail banking market as Brexit spurs others to shift operations
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Buffett stands by strategy of pouring cash into stocks
Annual letter to shareholders says chances of finding quality companies still ‘rare’
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Internet founder scales up efforts to redesign way web works
Sir Tim Berners-Lee’s start-up Inrupt to expand operational team and launch pilot projects
The Financial Times
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Marathon man brings new mindset to Aegon Asset Management
Bas NieuweWeme discusses the future of active strategies, fee pressures and global ambitions
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It is too much to hope for a big bounce in EM
A selective approach is likely to provide better results for investors
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New mining principles set responsible output standard
Mining industry body aims to tackle provenance and means of production concerns
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Ashmore swept up in political furore over Lebanon bond
Authorities probe trading by local banks as date to repay creditors looms
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Weinstein jury indicate split on most serious charges
Deliberations end for the week without verdict in the case against fallen movie mogul
The Financial Times
