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Alternative for Germany wins a regional election for the first time since WWII.
Politicians are finding new ways to spread their message. Legacy outlets are being left behind.
Thailand opens a window into how central bank digital currencies might be used in future.
Ford’s road map for accelerating profits fails to rev up investors
Western customers say Chinese restrictions on semiconductors supply could hit production
Pavel Durov detained in France over the app’s moderation of alleged criminal activity
The vice president raised four times as much money as Donald Trump in July
Democrats don’t want another Trump administration. But what do they want instead?
The Fed to reveal how it will lower US interest rates without triggering a recession
The potential takeover of 7-Eleven may signal the start of foreign-led acquisitions in Japan
The country’s wealth fund shifts its focus to domestic spending and away from foreign investments.
Economists criticise Kamala Harris’s plans to fight the rising cost of living
Vice President Kamala Harris reintroduces herself to the American public.
Latino voters are the US’s second-largest demographic group. Both political parties are courting them.
Investors return to asset class as recession fears stalk markets
July’s figure comes as Federal Reserve considers cutting interest rates in September
A look at one investor going all in on the green transition and one company pulling a U-turn
$84bn of initiatives announced in first year of the IRA and Chips Act have experienced slowdowns
Rejection of goods is based on perceived political agendas over the Gaza conflict
Consumer spending has remained strong. But there are signs that demand is weakening
Campaign on YouTube to boost Instagram’s appeal to young people skirted Google’s rules
The sport has less media coverage and prize money than many rivals
Wall Street finished sharply lower, closing out a global market rout
Asset managers fret over lost gains as investor cash piles up on the sidelines
Third-party candidates can’t win the White House. But they can make someone else lose it.