Новости за 21.06.2020

The depressing part is the willingness of pension funds simply to hand over the swag

TikTok activism is being credited with inflating attendance estimates before campaign event

Applications from people deemed to be at risk put on hold, sparking concerns among doctors

Shareholders fear backlash over heritage site blasts could damage miner’s business

Donald Trump faces probe in to claims he is conducting a purge of the justice department

Fresh doubt cast on German group’s explanation for missing deposits

US must accept that Latin America’s development bank needs a Latin American head

Start every week on the front foot with a preview of what’s on the global agenda

Claims of unfair dismissal expected to rise as Covid-19 leads to job cuts, but system is slowing

Alok Sharma says new powers will protect national interest in future health emergencies

Warmongering underlines concern over strategic port and any deal between Ankara and Moscow

Germany’s financial establishment too often views harsh criticism of corporations as an affront

UK court case will be scrutinised as companies try to claim on interruption policies

Coronavirus is forcing us to rethink our approach to agricultural production

Coronavirus shutdown has hit mall operators who are dependent on rents to meet loan repayments

Meat production conditions in spotlight after more than 1,000 workers test positive

Pressure on Treasury to take urgent action grows as government prepares to scrap two metre rule this week

Both the US and EU are being unreasonable, be it over digital taxes, food, gas or cars

Black Lives Matter protests have compelled US brands to ditch racially insensitive branding

There is unanimity about macroeconomic policy for now, but not about exit strategy

Surge in applications for business schools after pandemic hits employment

After losing presidential primaries, progressives try to replicate congressional success in New York

US and EU sanctions against the Chinese telecoms group have bolstered Sino-Russian co-operation

US public pension scheme’s push into private equity and private debt is ‘too risky’, according to Margaret Brown

Spellbound investors bewitched by claims of superior performance