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His various tax reforms made under Thatcher helped move economic policy from Keynesianism to monetarism

The US is pushing back against efforts by some European allies to offer Ukraine a “road map” to NATO membership at the Western alliance’s next summit in July, according to a British media report quoting unnamed diplomatic sources.

It took both ingenuity and courage for African Americans to become artists in the Jim Crow-era Deep South, said Maya Jaggi in the FT. The region’s black inhabitants typically received no education beyond primary level and were limited to low-paid jobs, making materials like oil paint all but unaffordable. Since…

THG said it 'will take steps to minimise the number of redundancies'

A growing controversy is swirling around deep-sea mining, which aims to extract valuable minerals from the ocean floor. 

The world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, has been hit with a lawsuit by US regulator the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). This is not the first time a cryptocurrency exchange has been charged by a regulator. But this particular case involves a regulator that does not directly oversee cryptocurrencies. This…

Since the first “B Corp” status was awarded in 2007, the number of companies that have received the certification for their environmental and social efforts has risen rapidly.

U.S. mortality data was "especially scary remembering that demographics were the best early warning on the collapse of the USSR,” Summers tweeted.

Worried about decelerating growth, Xi Jinping has launched a charm offensive to convince investors the country is open for business

It was perhaps inevitable that, after the shock collapse of Credit Suisse, attention would switch to another European bank with “a patchy record”, said Lex in the FT. 

After the recent failures of Silicon Valley Bank and others, the FT has analysed more than 100 institutions to identify those that are the biggest cause for concern