Новости за 21.03.2021

Brussels rejects London’s claim of contractual right to supply from Netherlands AstraZeneca plant

Jason Miller claims ex-president is setting up new media venture after being banned from Twitter

French water and waste group hopes bid will pave way for end to hostile takeover by arch-rival Veolia

Chancellor wants to see whether US will support OECD efforts to reform global rules

Global surge in demand for remote business education

Rental platform has provided resources to landlords petitioning hostile local authorities, study finds

The US president must risk upsetting his own party to control migration

Many US states are moving to relax restrictions even as authorities urge caution due to new variants

Rising infections and new lockdown measures prompt cuts to hopes for growth

Memorandum of understanding would seek to build ‘stable and durable’ basis for co-operation

Defence secretary says controversial move needed to keep Britain’s deterrent ‘credible’

Prices are higher than at any time since the 1880s, except for the year before the financial crisis

Biden administration defends immigration policy as wave of unaccompanied children arrives from Mexico

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

Dismissal spooks investors and dashes hopes of orthodoxy in Turkish monetary policy

Caution after Oslo experts said link between blood disorders and vaccine was highly likely

Regulator turns to popular defecation-themed cartoon character in educational drive

Naci Agbal drew praise from investors for shift to more orthodox monetary policy

SRA probing 140 cases involving allegations of inappropriate sexual behaviour

But Republicans and Democrats disagree about how to fund spending

David Cameron’s lobbying for Greensill raises questions on transparency

The coming boom gives the president a window to reset US capitalism, but it may close quickly

Holders of supply chain finance funds face potential losses after group’s collapse

Understanding how countries jockey for power by using the private sector as a proxy requires specialist skills

Asset managers must provide clearer information on ESG votes to retail investors, says SEC chair