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Are you looking for ways to save money and stretch your budget further? It can be a tough task, especially if you’re living on a tight budget. But with some careful planning and a bit of creativity, it is possible to cut costs and find ways to save money without sacrificing too much. Here are …
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Welcome to FT Asset Management, our weekly newsletter on the movers and shakers behind a multitrillion-dollar global industry. This article is an on-site version of the newsletter. Sign up here to get it sent straight to your inbox every Monday. Does the format, content and tone work for you? Let me know: harriet.agnew@ft.com The path …
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This article is an on-site version of our Europe Express newsletter. Sign up here to get the newsletter sent straight to your inbox every weekday and Saturday morning Good morning and welcome to Europe Express. Today we’re both writing this newsletter as Belgian prosecutors kept us rather busy yesterday. More on the European parliament’s shocking, …
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Good morning. This article is an on-site version of our FirstFT newsletter. Sign up to our Asia, Europe/Africa or Americas edition to get it sent straight to your inbox every weekday morning Good morning. The European parliament is at the centre of a spreading corruption scandal after Belgian police seized €600,000 in cash and detained …
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The writer, a Labour peer, is a former cabinet minister and anti-apartheid campaigner Early next year a landmark case will be heard in the South African High Court that will determine if a class action by a community in Zambia should be allowed to proceed after Anglo American, one of the world’s largest mining companies, …
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China has lifted tough pandemic restrictions on transport workers that have slowed the flow of freight in the country, as Beijing rapidly eases its economically damaging zero-Covid policy. The order to local governments follows moves to reopen the country after nearly three years of a stifling elimination strategy for Covid-19 that has led to lockdowns …
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The White House’s chief energy adviser has described as “un-American” the refusal of US shale investors to ramp up drilling, even as Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine causes havoc on global oil and gas markets. US oil groups have been under pressure from Wall Street to funnel record profits back to investors this year, despite repeated …
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Four days of strikes will wipe out most services on Britain’s railways next week, at the start of the biggest disruption to the network since the late 1980s as unions begin a month of near-continuous industrial action either side of Christmas. Railway bosses have urged passengers not to travel on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday as …
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In 1970, a young Turkish immigrant named Isak Andic began importing blouses from the country of his birth to Spain, bringing something different to people living under a dictatorship. Aged 17, he traded them first as a wholesaler in Barcelona, then opened a store and also sold them from the back of a car he …
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