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Policymakers in Beijing are deadlocked while some analysts believe rates are, in effect, at zero already

Rapidly expanding presence in countries signed up to Xi Jinping’s global initiative contrasts with US approach

EU was expected to finalise its investigation before the bloc’s summer recess but will now miss this deadline

The EU is using the old trade playbook against a new and different threat

US president’s offensive against Jay Powell has prompted swings in the dollar and lifted long-term inflation expectations

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New rule aims to end key vulnerability in communications infrastructure after attack on American telecoms

More than a quarter of large American businesses are considering relocating, survey finds

Will Tanzman, Lori Simmons As the tech industry moves increasingly into alignment with the far right, the issue of worker power has never been more important. The Chicago campaign offers some key lessons. The post In Chicago, a Coalition of Unions, Community Organizers, and Riders Have Forced Uber to Come to the Table appeared first on The Nation.

Those in the political sphere should not be ridiculed for asking important questions — even if they do lack technical expertise