Новости за 13.10.2021

Treasury-driven review of UK workplace pension charge cap hopes to boost investment in areas such as private equity

Brussels and London remain far apart on key aspects of Northern Ireland’s trading arrangements

Minutes from September meeting of Federal Open Market Committee indicate stimulus programme could end by mid-2022

Proposal could ease concerns of US plan managers who consider factors such as climate risk

Energy agency says homes using natural gas will pay 30% more this winter

Problems accessing Felixstowe now reportedly being felt at facilities like London Gateway and Southampton

Bitcoin mining shift, KKR Kobalt deal, Zee TV shareholder drama

UK airport’s proposal to increase charges by 90% over next five years prompts furious backlash

Move follows rumours that deputy governor Ben Broadbent revealed policy information at a gathering

Collapse of BP-backed Pure Planet and specialist provider Colorado Energy brings total of failures to 12 since August

Negotiation, not confrontation, is needed over post-Brexit trade rules

Increasing demand and limited supply leave Angelenos facing a frenzied property market

GDP rise of 0.4 per cent could be shortlived as challenges mount

The wait goes on for a recovery in consumer lending

Commodity trader moves to reduce gas exposure in face of unprecedented price surge

Like us, our politicians construct a falsely authentic version of themselves to attract support

Fund chief seeks to draw line under her alleged role in data rigging controversy

Today’s generation of central bankers is afflicted with the same sense of denial that proved problematic in the 1970s

Brussels says concessions are final chance to solve post-Brexit dispute

Canadian pension fund ‘absolutely not’ considering investing directly in bitcoin

The new documentary ‘Found’ shows how the impact of DNA testing reaches far and wide

Sectarian politics have blighted the country, leaving voters disillusioned with their leaders

President says country will aim for carbon neutrality by 2060

Sometimes it’s better to ask for cash up front.

Peter Kazimir says he is not aware of violating any law