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Publishers are flooding billboards, subways, and screens with ads for themselves—many for the first time in history.

The U.S. would cut in half the 20% levies on Chinese goods imposed in retaliation for the export of chemicals that make deadly synthetic opioids.

Thousands of apartments in New York are run-down and vacant. Some landlords argue that a rent freeze, paired with preëxisting housing laws, would keep them that way.

The idea was that leaving the bloc would give the U.K. back “control” of its borders and create a fairer system. But the widespread perception is it didn’t turn out that way.

Does the country need a wealth tax?

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A long list of electronic products got a reprieve for now from at least some of the levies on China, which had been expected to take a toll on tech giants like Apple.

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Chancellor will rely on a spending squeeze to try to ensure she complies with her fiscal rules

And why that risks being more of a fetish than a strategy

UBS is integrating thousands of Credit Suisse paintings, sculptures, posters and model ships. ‘There’s still art that will be found somewhere, in a closet in Shanghai or something.’

Swiss refineries are working 24 hours a day to resize gold bars headed from London to New York

Israel Katz reaffirms IDF will continue holding Mount Hermon area beyond contested northern Israeli borders

Spending cuts to fund increased defence spending will not impress UK voters and something will have to give

Trump is pushing European governments to commit much higher funding to armed forces

Emissions from agriculture exceed those from power generation for the first time, as data shows emissions are now at lowest level since the 1870s