Chickpeas and lentils could become staple crops for British farmers following a new project that aims to make the UK’s food supplies more resilient against climate change and trade wars.
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The US tech giant’s latest action against regulator Ofcom could slow down implementation of the far-reaching law.
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The UK has uncovered how to boost its lacklustre productivity growth: get better data.
My latest for @FT. Productivity is only a proxy for prosperity. It is not as if Britons woke up after the ONS' latest data revision feeling better about their fortunes:
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New legislation is bringing far more companies into contact with trade unions — but many businesses are unprepared.
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Ukraine has hit Moscow with what local authorities said was the largest ever drone attack on the Russian capital, setting a major oil refinery ablaze.
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While rents and tenant demand are rising, landlords in the UK complain that a pile-up of regulation and tax changes, higher mortgage interest rates and sluggish house price growth have soured the investment case for the private rented sector. https://t.co/Vz30Sxh4m2
Opinion: Part of growing up is realising that some degree of discipline, commitment and narrowed options can lead to greater contentment.
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Big Tech companies are rapidly expanding their use of guarantees to back debt for AI data centres and chips, issuing up to $300bn in commitments in less than a year while recording little of that exposure on their balance sheets.
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Saudi Arabia’s central bank withdrew last year from the programme, which is part of Beijing’s efforts to develop an alternative system to the dollar.
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