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France’s Ernaux, who long scrutinised self, wins Nobel literature prize

France’s Ernaux, who long scrutinised self, wins Nobel literature prize

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 4 min read •
Cash crunch for British funds puts regulators under pensions lens

Cash crunch for British funds puts regulators under pensions lens

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 4 min read •
Citi expects global equities to rally 18% by end-2023

Citi expects global equities to rally 18% by end-2023

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 1 min read •
UK nurses begin biggest strike ballot in more than 100 years

UK nurses begin biggest strike ballot in more than 100 years

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •
Bank of England says it will unwind bond market intervention once risks have subsided

Bank of England says it will unwind bond market intervention once risks have subsided

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •
Nobel prize goes to pioneers of Lego-like “click chemistry”

Nobel prize goes to pioneers of Lego-like “click chemistry”

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •
German industrial orders slump more than expected in August

German industrial orders slump more than expected in August

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German tax authorities should show leniency to households, firms amid energy crisis – letter

German tax authorities should show leniency to households, firms amid energy crisis – letter

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Game company Roblox enabled girl’s sexual exploitation, lawsuit claims

Game company Roblox enabled girl’s sexual exploitation, lawsuit claims

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 1 min read •
Lloyd’s of London investigates possible cyber attack

Lloyd’s of London investigates possible cyber attack

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Stocks dip, yields climb as rate hikes seem to stay the course

Stocks dip, yields climb as rate hikes seem to stay the course

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •
Jeers, scuffles as trial of 2013 Spanish train disaster that killed 80 begins

Jeers, scuffles as trial of 2013 Spanish train disaster that killed 80 begins

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •
Banning Russian aluminium would create uncertainty about LME’s role -Rusal

Banning Russian aluminium would create uncertainty about LME’s role -Rusal

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 1 min read •
France to turn off hot water in public offices to save energy

France to turn off hot water in public offices to save energy

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 1 min read •
Italy’s De Nora teams up with GES on hydrogen battery project

Italy’s De Nora teams up with GES on hydrogen battery project

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China, equities weigh as EM sees another month of outflows – IIF

China, equities weigh as EM sees another month of outflows – IIF

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 1 min read •
Polish central bank holds rates, points to slowdown ahead

Polish central bank holds rates, points to slowdown ahead

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 1 min read •
Philip Morris offers EU concessions in $16 billion Swedish Match deal

Philip Morris offers EU concessions in $16 billion Swedish Match deal

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Glencore to place Nordenham zinc smelter on care and maintenance from Nov 1

Glencore to place Nordenham zinc smelter on care and maintenance from Nov 1

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 1 min read •
Factbox-Government measures to ease inflation pain

Factbox-Government measures to ease inflation pain

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 3 min read •
Shaken by heatwaves, U.S. clinics get tips on staying cool

Shaken by heatwaves, U.S. clinics get tips on staying cool

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 4 min read •
Engine parts makers must cross ‘valley of death’ to reach EV era

Engine parts makers must cross ‘valley of death’ to reach EV era

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 5 min read •
London’s Battersea Power Station reborn as office and shopping hub

London’s Battersea Power Station reborn as office and shopping hub

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •
Some UK property funds defer investor withdrawals

Some UK property funds defer investor withdrawals

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •
Nobel physics prize goes to sleuths of ‘spooky’ quantum science

Nobel physics prize goes to sleuths of ‘spooky’ quantum science

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 3 min read •
Nestle pledges $1 billion to coffee sustainability plan

Nestle pledges $1 billion to coffee sustainability plan

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •
Tourism revenues on the mend in Mediterranean countries

Tourism revenues on the mend in Mediterranean countries

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •
Apple forced to change charger in Europe as EU approves overhaul

Apple forced to change charger in Europe as EU approves overhaul

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •
Robots are making French fries faster, better than humans

Robots are making French fries faster, better than humans

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •
L&G says not a forced seller of UK government bonds

L&G says not a forced seller of UK government bonds

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •
IKEA’s home deliveries will be fully electric by 2025 – CEO

IKEA’s home deliveries will be fully electric by 2025 – CEO

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 1 min read •
Nobel medicine prize goes to explorer of ancient DNA

Nobel medicine prize goes to explorer of ancient DNA

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 4 min read •
Factbox-The UK’s top tax rate – what is it and why does it matter?

Factbox-The UK’s top tax rate – what is it and why does it matter?

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •
Factbox-How does the Nobel Peace Prize work?

Factbox-How does the Nobel Peace Prize work?

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •
Instant View: British pound up as govt makes U-turn on tax cut plan

Instant View: British pound up as govt makes U-turn on tax cut plan

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 3 min read •
Vodafone agrees to buy MasMovil’s Portugal unit Nowo

Vodafone agrees to buy MasMovil’s Portugal unit Nowo

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Centre-right GERB party leads in Bulgaria election -partial results

Centre-right GERB party leads in Bulgaria election -partial results

Pal Sinha, Barnali • 1 min read •
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