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US drops threat to deport foreign students with online classes
Visa rule sparked an outcry from universities and business, and led to lawsuits
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Investors face an uncharted course
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
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Biden promises $2tn green energy and infrastructure plan
US Democratic presidential nominee aims to create millions of jobs while cutting emissions
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The seven-year switch from Huawei
SoftBank ready to deal, losing patience with Palantir, Dyson’s humidifying fan
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Boris Johnson tries to find path through US-China cold war
UK decision on telecoms group Huawei sparks fears of escalation in tensions with Beijing
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Apple and Google urged to curb foreign app data sharing
Top Democrat fears for national security amid possible ban on TikTok
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The fintech cleaning up online money laundering
One Israeli company has spotted a niche in helping banks make sure their systems are not being used by criminals
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Britain takes long view with Huawei 5G ban
The government must ensure its China relations remain constructive
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How animals in gaming went from cartoon characters to real creatures
Today’s games give players the chance to see the world from the perspective of other species
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Blackstone and Oprah Winfrey buy into oat milk group Oatly
Funding round that includes Jay-Z’s Roc Nation values Swedish oat milk maker at roughly $2bn
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Saudi bourse unveils derivatives product to lure foreign investors
Launch is part of financial sector reforms under the banner of Saudi Vision 2030
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Lufthansa accuses EU of damaging its business model
Airline forced to surrender slots in return for approval of a €9bn state bailout
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Ashmore Group: bond bail
Flying the flag for active fund management, the company prides itself on being a lean machine
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Ocado: show me the money
A decade later and Webvan’s second coming is still no closer to generating positive free cash flow.
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Rusal presses Vladimir Potanin to shake up Norilsk after Arctic spill
Leading shareholder slams ‘collective inertia’ of directors at metals group controlled by billionaire
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Wells Fargo slashes dividend after sinking to $2.4bn loss
Main street lender posts first loss in a decade as credit charges soar to $9.5bn
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Halma increases dividend despite profit warning
FTSE 100 equipment maker cautions timing of recovery is uncertain
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Eurozone banks warn of business lending crunch
Companies’ demand for loans hits record high but lenders anticipate decline in credit
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Virgin Atlantic secures £1.2bn rescue package to keep flying
Chief executive says deal is ‘major achievement’ in airline’s fight for survival
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Citigroup shores up for bad loans with $8bn provisions
Strength in the bank’s bond trading desk helps ease tumble in quarterly profits
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Markets Now - Tuesday 14th July 2020
Last updated 1:00pm BST. Featuring Halma, Fevertree, Vodafone, BT, IMI, Centamin, HSBC, Lloyds, RBS and Restaurant Group.
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SoftBank: Arm dealer
Given Masayoshi Son’s investment record, he will be selling assets into a wary market
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Japan is taking hard-headed approach to UK trade talks
Tokyo looks to secure extra tariff cuts from Britain, above and beyond those in its deal with EU
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UK orders ban of new Huawei equipment from end of year
Boris Johnson’s government says existing kit must also be stripped from 5G networks by 2027
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