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[ad_1] For more than seven weeks, invading Russian forces have drawn closer to Mariupol’s centre as they pound it with bombs, artillery and missiles fired from the Black Sea, reducing…

[ad_1] Deloitte has sharply scaled back its London office space in one of the most significant reductions of real estate by a UK professional services firm since the pandemic triggered…

[ad_1] Daimler Trucks, eBay and a US energy company were among the recent buyers of carbon offsets created by projects that involved injecting carbon dioxide underground in order to extract…

[ad_1] At the outset of the pandemic, James Daunt instructed managers at US chain Barnes & Noble to take every book off their shelves, “weed out the rubbish”, make each…

[ad_1] The first Russian Orthodox church in Cyprus is a sign of the huge Russian influence on the island © Eleni Varvitsioti/FTIsaiah switches effortlessly between Greek and Russian as he…

[ad_1] The biggest US companies are expected to post a slowdown in earnings growth when they reveal their first-quarter results in the coming weeks as raging inflation and the war…

[ad_1] The four biggest EU countries have announced more than €80bn of measures to shield consumers and businesses from soaring energy prices exacerbated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine — but…

[ad_1] It is a bad time to be a cheese lover. Supply shortages and inflation have sent prices soaring for everything from mild cheddar to pungent Camembert. The commodity is…

[ad_1] Jeff Maggioncalda has embraced a new title — the “nomadic CEO”. It wasn’t always this way. Before pandemic lockdowns closed the California headquarters of Coursera, the online learning platform…

[ad_1] The writer is a professor of economics at Sciences Po and co-author of ‘Spin Dictators: The Changing Face of Tyranny in the 21st century’The fact that Vladimir Putin invaded…