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US accuses China of launching global information war
Financial Times: Claims China using ‘deceptive’ methods to push authoritarian propaganda.
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China leaves Australia drowning in lake of unsold wine
FT: With 2b litres in storage the industry hopes tariff resolution will boost trade.
Former Wirecard executive linked to alleged Russian spying ring
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Martin Wolf: How China can avoid the Japan trap
Financial Times: Has China’s period of relatively rapid economic growth come to an end?
Royal carpet maker Victoria’s shares tumble on auditor’s fraud risk warning
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Western companies take slow steps towards China ‘de-risking’
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Opinion: Bosses won’t like it but WFH is a happier way to work
Financial Times: Employees will continue to prize remote work even as the market shifts.
Lego ditches oil-free bricks in sustainability setback
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Saudi Arabia’s energy minister says oil cuts not about ‘jacking up prices’
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The plight of the hidden carers in your workforce
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