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Republicans say President Biden’s spending plans will cause inflation to continue rising, but the White House says the proposals could actually help tame costs.
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For some time now, it has been clear to the world's biggest tobacco companies that they face an existential crisis.
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The demands of the profession appear to clash with the process of starting a family. “There’s a health risk in it.”
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Grants awarded to 79 U.S. visual arts institutions will finance energy-efficiency initiatives and measures for protection from wildfires and earthquakes.
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The sentence for Sun Dawu, a prominent rural tycoon, is the latest harsh penalty doled out against outspoken business leaders.
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Travel bosses have hailed the loosening of COVID rules for US and EU travellers as a move that would "get global Britain back in business".
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Companies that have already opened their doors must decide whether to retrench on masking policies. Others are weighing vaccine mandates.
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Fully vaccinated travellers from the EU and the US will be able to avoid quarantining when they arrive in England from next Monday, the government has confirmed.
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Fully vaccinated travellers from the EU and the US will soon be able to avoid quarantining when they arrive in England, a government source has confirmed.
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A reversal of government guidance on masks complicates return-to-office plans — again.
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Average house prices fell back for the first time since March last month as the stamp duty holiday for England and Northern Ireland started to wind down, according to a closely-watched survey.
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Federal Reserve officials conclude a two-day meeting in Washington on Wednesday. The focus will be on laying the groundwork for less supportive policy.
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Western journalists reporting on a natural disaster met with public hostility in person and online that was openly encouraged by the Chinese state media.
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One of the UK's oldest steelmakers has been taken into public hands to secure the supply of components for the Ministry of Defence (MoD).
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After watching thousands of passengers get ill and more than a year of devastating financial losses, the global cruise industry is coming back to life. And it says it knows how to deal with the coronavirus.
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Britain’s biggest high street lender will this week unveil its biggest corporate acquisition since it returned to full private ownership four years ago.
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The economy still has 6.8 million fewer jobs than it did before the pandemic, a key factor as the central bank considers when to withdraw support.
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Aston Martin Lagonda has reported a 224% rise in sales to dealers and reduced losses as it bids to bounce back from a post-flotation crisis exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic.
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A group of prominent City financiers are seeking to capitalise on soaring demand for executive mentoring services fuelled by the pandemic with the acquisition of one of the leading practices in the sector.
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Probably not. But there are potential challenges with both supply and demand that put the economy at risk.
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Some see an undue rush by employers to get workplaces back to normal, whether by dropping precautions or imposing new rules.
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Barclays has reported a near trebling of first half profits to £5bn, partly aided by a decision to unwind provisions it made for bad loans during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Alphabet initially was seen as vulnerable to the pandemic, but has come out of it stronger.
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Strong demand for premium iPhones helped Apple deliver bumper sales of $81.4bn in its latest quarter as it shrugged off the impact of chip shortages.
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Profits rose 47 percent to $16.5 billion, surpassing expectations.
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The pandemic has been a windfall for Apple and its peers, as people buy even more gadgets to work, study and socialize.
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Millions of Americans are returning to work at hospitals, retail stores, restaurants and schools. For a short series, we are soliciting stories from those workers about their concerns and hopes for the future.
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In communities with growing caseloads, vaccinated and unvaccinated people should return to masking in indoor public areas, health officials said.
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A federal eviction moratorium is set to expire this month. Housing advocates estimate that roughly 11 million adult renters are vulnerable to being evicted.
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The newspaper’s publisher said that the company had decided to require proof of vaccination after hearing concerns from employees about the emergence of variants.
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In communities with growing caseloads, vaccinated and unvaccinated people should return to masking in indoor public areas, health officials said.
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The payments are welcome relief for many households, but there could be confusion about tax implications next year.
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The company bet heavily on hydrogen fuel cells while battery-powered electric technology advanced quickly.
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The National Council of Negro Women accused the company of “deceptive marketing to Black women” despite internal concerns that the product might be harmful.
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Morrisons' largest shareholder has said it is "not inclined" to back a £6.3bn takeover deal agreed by the supermarket's board.
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If approved by a judge next month, the plan would resolve thousands of lawsuits and set in motion the release of $4.5 billion to help cover costs from the opioid epidemic.
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Ms. Story had been entangled in a power struggle between the paper’s editor and its newly appointed publisher.
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Lorry drivers are being offered thousands of pounds to sign on to work for major retailers amid a widespread shortage - but it could leave small haulage operators struggling.
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The government’s three-tier approach to determining restrictions on transit to and from different countries is drawing ire from Britons and the travel industry alike.
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The buyout firm behind the Pegasus surveillance technology which last week triggered a global outcry over its use is to be dissolved after its partners failed to resolve a bitter months-long dispute.
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With brands like Dettol, Lysol, Lemsip and Strepsils, the household products giant Reckitt Benckiser was always going to be a winner from the pandemic as demand for cleaning products and cold cure remedies boomed.
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The government’s three-tier approach determining restrictions on transit to and from different countries is drawing ire from British travelers and the travel industry alike.
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Flush with cash and driven by renewed interest in biotechnology, the life sciences industry is swooping in to snap up vacant office space.
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Britain's economy will grow faster than any major economy in Europe as it rebounds from the COVID-19 recession and emerges from lockdown, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has predicted.
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Some major New York employers have already moved toward mandating vaccination for workers, but many others haven’t taken that step.
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Stock levels in relation to expected sales across the distribution sector reached a new record low this month, according to a key business survey as retailers fret over supplies and staffing as a result of the so-called pingdemic.
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