Players are complaining about the number of fixtures. They have a point
Fixing Britain’s problems will require bold and ambitious leadership
The iPhone maker’s promise of a personal assistant could be a turning point for the technology
Rightwing advances in EU parliament elections will lessen climate ambitions
Trying to contain the far right through early elections could badly backfire
Several months of fund outflows mark the decline of ESG as a marketing tool
As incidence rises, breakthroughs in oncology show the value of research funding
Central bankers need to carefully assess the case for easing peak rate restrictions
New listings could shore up the positive mood in the City
The leader’s humbling could put the nation’s rise on firmer foundations
Parties’ election campaigns need to outline a realistic growth strategy
The ANC’s coalition choices will determine the country’s future
American voters in November will still decide the future of US democracy
Spats at OpenAI highlight the need for companies to become more transparent
Political divisions could be exploited by China to undermine ties with the west
Outcome of presidential poll has real risks for fragile young multi-party system
The UK needs more sceptical auditors and a tougher regulator
International courts have increased the pressure over conduct of the war in Gaza
Advertised as good for workers, the policy often does little to increase time off
The education system is falling short in teaching this vital life skill
The election will turn on which party can secure growth and competitiveness
Strong national data obscures Americans’ everyday struggles
Suffering and deaths of thousands of victims could have been avoided
Policymakers should review tax and welfare policies that disincentivise labour
New Biden levies on Beijing undermine the global economy and the climate transition
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