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Jörg Kukies denies that his ministry ever intervened in favour of disgraced payment company

Michael O’Leary expresses post-pandemic optimism at FT’s Due Diligence Forum

Goal relative to 2005 levels to be announced as Biden hosts 40 world leaders at climate summit

Creation of task force by UK government welcomed but no trials have delivered a solution so far

PM aims to use share of EU pandemic recovery funds for digitalisation and high-speed rail

Netflix’s stalling growth, UiPath IPO, Apple ransomware attack

State’s attorney-general relied on a strong team and emotive evidence to secure rare conviction

US sports betting venture expects 400% growth in 2022 after pandemic boost

$500m stake in Mavenir comes amid flourishing market for alternatives to vendors deemed high risk by US and UK

Promise of lightning-fast connection fails to stop thousands of lucrative mobile phone customers from hanging up

Messages between entrepreneur and PM come as UK government is engulfed in Greensill scandal

From carcinogens in processed meat to why we’re hooked on junk snacks — two new books serve up unsettling food for thought

US justice department to probe ‘potentially systemic’ issues after Chauvin conviction

First major economy to ease Covid-related stimulus measures introduced last year

Biden proposals would cut Ireland’s corporate tax take by 20 per cent, Donohoe says

The prime minister will do no more than is necessary to make the Greensill saga go away

Watch out for early proof that the cost-cutting programme is bearing fruit before investing

Move seen as response to China’s vast Belt and Road Initiative

Murder conviction of Derek Chauvin should change policing and more

Former first minister says Scotland’s ruling party is also failing on issues from economy to trans rights

Study finds remarks delivered in positive way can raise stock market returns by 200 basis points

Are you sure it’s priced in?

Shopping centre owner disposes of seven sites to Brookfield for £330m

‘The American occupation has failed. What is more surprising is that anyone ever thought it might end differently’

Legally binding targets should be based on WHO guidelines to save lives, he recommends