Новости за 08.06.2021

Manufacturer’s supplier problems could delay new jets for White House by a year

Britain said to be among countries pushing ‘for an exemption on financial services’

White House describes disclosure as ‘illegal’ while calling on wealthy to pay ‘fair share’

Failing Fastly, Covid chip delays, Apple’s going steady

Greater Manchester and Lancashire to get ‘strengthened’ support to combat spread of virus strain

Provisional ruling against government opens door to potential compensation for thousands born in 1950s

FDA decision on aducanumab must bring benefits beyond Biogen’s bottom line

President plays down assault and continues provincial tour ahead of regional elections

Proposed new constituency map would solidify Conservative ‘red wall’, say strategists

Lofty prices reward risky, expensive research. But aducanumab’s pricing will raise eyebrows

At scale, they can help fund the infrastructure investment and research needed to decarbonise our world

The best interest rate deal on an easy-access cash account is just 0.46 per cent

Prosecutors suspect Finolita was used to steal more than €100m from German payments company

Australian financier’s unpaid job in Cabinet Office said to have made officials ‘uncomfortable’

Job openings hit record high in the US.

Killing of marketing executive triggered angry backlash over treatment of women in Britain

What hurts BAT is not just the comparison to peers but the surge of money into ESG funds

Excitement around online dealers began last year when lockdowns shuttered forecourts

And that will be bad news for the rest of the world economy as it recovers from the pandemic

Materials group Umicore says carmakers might have to pay more to recycle batteries that reach end of life

Plans to pool full medical histories of 55m patients in England pushed back to September

Google, Facebook, Amazon and eBay would all see levy drop from current level

Efforts to support low-income economies with debt relief and vaccines must be accelerated, warns World Bank

DUP leader Edwin Poots appoints close ally rather than taking top job himself

In the Senate at least, the Democratic right lives again