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Andrew Bailey has two years left running the Bank of England. They’ll be the toughest yet.

30/05/2026 - Leave a Comment

Andrew Bailey bows his head and steps inside the church. Set among residential buildings and shops in a leafy south London suburb, this is where the Bank of England governor …

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911, Please Hold

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The 911 system functions as a sort of promise: Call for help, and someone will be there to respond quickly. But in many American cities, it’s a broken promise. Thanks …

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A future food system that ignores climate change is contributing to the crisis

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The UK Treasury wants supermarkets to introduce voluntary price caps on key groceries in return for lifting some regulations – including those relating to more sustainable packaging. This was the …

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Spain to introduce job-matching plan for migrants granted legal status

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MADRID, May 22 (Reuters) – Spain will introduce a plan ‌to match migrants to jobs under a programme to grant legal status to around half a million undocumented workers to help drive …

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Amazon Web Services to cut the U.S. government a $1 billion break

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Amazon $AMZN -0.80% Web Services (AWS) is showering the U.S. government with discounts. Federal agencies will receive up to $1 billion in credits to be used on cloud services, modernization, and training through …

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Private rents rising 6 – 9% in every region of England, as NEF warns affordability crisis is a ​“national phenomenon”

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Runaway rents are a ​“national phenomenon” with private renters in every region of England seeing increases of between 6% and 9% each year, according to new research published today by the …

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As Netanyahu spotlights Israel’s ties to the UAE, its rulers prefer to be discreet

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JERUSALEM (AP) — The tight relationship between Israel and the United Arab Emirates is typically managed discreetly. But this week, it was thrust into the open, illuminating tensions underlying the …

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When AI meets local debt

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Recent evidence for the US finds that higher AI job postings reduce municipal bond yields, particularly for longer-maturity and lower-rated bonds. This column shows that in five non-US OECD countries, …

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Judges Overseeing Louisiana’s Landmark Oil Cases Have Financial Stakes in Defendants

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A dozen federal judges have presided over some of the most consequential environmental lawsuits in Louisiana’s history despite having financial ties or other connections to the petrochemical companies being sued, …

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Tech magnate Peter Thiel strengthens ties with Milei in Buenos Aires

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Buenos Aires has become the latest destination for Peter Thiel, the tech oligarch who owns Palantir and PayPal and brings his anti-woke and warmongering crusade to every place he visits. …

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