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UK manufacturers: trade deal with EU crucial

A leading association of British manufacturers has told the country’s prime minister that a Brexit without a new trade deal with the EU would be a disaster as firms would have to bear the brunt...

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Europe: More energy-efficient, but still import-dependent

Total energy use in the European Union is slightly lower today than it was in 1990, but fossil fuels remain king, and dependency on fuel imports has grown. Climate and geopolitical risks have grown in...

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Irish cow burps counteract fossil fuel divestment

Although the Emerald Isle has become the first country in the world to divest from fossil fuels, agriculture there remains carbon-intensive. As Ireland hosts the IPCC, activists ask: How can the country become greener? Rolling...

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Apple, taxes, and just punishment

The European Commission is aggressively pursuing tax avoidance and illegal tax advantages for individual companies. That’s good for ordinary people, writes Bernd Riegert. Margrethe Vestager reminds us of the purpose of the European Union. Only...

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The Disunited Kingdom

“Events are moving faster than anyone can comprehend, and only one thing is certain – that seemingly no-one thought it might be a good idea to figure out what to do after a Brexit vote....

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Brexit : The Worst is Yet to Come, Don’t be Seduced by the Price Action

After plummeting 18.6 cents, mostly in a few hours after it became clear that the Brexit would carry the day, sterling has rallied four cents from the low set on Monday. We recognized that the...

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ECB Blows €400bn on “ Brexit Black Friday ” Bank Bailouts

Remember TARP, the Troubled Asset Relief Program that the US Congress approved to bail out banks and other companies during the Financial Crisis? $700 billion were authorized, later reduced to $475 billion. The Treasury eventually...

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Brexit: Neither “Remainder” nor “Left-over” are mere economic identities

Dire economic arguments against Britain’s exit from the European Union ignore the reality of society and may stoke precisely what they believe they are seeking to avoid. Liberalism in an age of market fundamentalism The...

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Brexit Dominates

The risk that the UK votes to leave the EU next week is the dominant force in the capital markets. It is a continuation of what was seen at the end of last week. Sterling...

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EU firms seeking level playing field in China

European companies operating in China face a raft of tough challenges amid the ongoing slowdown in the world’s second-largest economy. Still, if allowed, most of them would like to expand their presence in the country....

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Would Brexit damage the environment?

A new report claims that a UK exit from the EU would leave Britain’s environment vulnerable. But on the flip side, Brexit could increase environmental protection in the rest of Europe. Green groups have warned...

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Is TTIP in crisis?

The free trade negotiations between the EU and the US in Brussels this week are not going well. This time the Americans are dragging their feet, and there’s talk of a trimmed-down version of TTIP....