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In Foreign Affairs

Fed will respond “appropriately” to the coronavirus threat

29th February 2020 Chris Kimble

In Domestic Affairs

UK threatens to pull the plug out of negotiations with the EU

28th February 2020 David Stevenson

Aston Martin is facing low demand, searches for new identity

In Domestic Affairs

Aston Martin is facing low demand, searches for new identity

27th February 2020 Matthew P.

The British luxury car manufacturer Aston Martin went deeper into losses last year. The company faced a disappointing demand for its cars. Not only the number of cars…

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Standard Chartered lowers profit forecast for the 2020

In Money Matters

Standard Chartered lowers profit forecast for the 2020

27th February 2020 Matthew Weller

Standard Chartered has to deal with headwind in Asia, the largest market for the British bank. Last year the protests in Hong Kong and the trade war between…

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EU hardliners set a bunch of preconditions to the incoming trade talks

In Foreign Affairs

EU hardliners set a bunch of preconditions to the incoming trade talks

26th February 2020 Matthew P.

There is a chance that the European-British negotiations on the new trade terns with the European Union might fail, Dutch Foreign Minister Blok said. The talks can now…

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EU makes a move to prevent Britain from importing US chicken

In Domestic Affairs

EU makes a move to prevent Britain from importing US chicken

25th February 2020 David Stevenson

The European Union demands that the UK enforce a ban on ‘chlorine chickens’ as part of a trade agreement between the two parties, The Guardian writes Tuesday on…

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In Foreign Affairs

Europe power horse is certainly stagnating, confidence indexes are uninformative

24th February 2020 Matthew P.

Kenes Rakishev on Sirin revolution, cyber security and AI

In IT, Innovation and Startups

Kenes Rakishev on Sirin revolution, cyber security and AI

24th February 2020 Chris Kimble

Sirin Labs with its Finney smartphone was a bright star of the Year of the Crypto. It managed to attract first-hand celebrities and multi-million investments. It wouldn’t be…

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The British receive a new passport, made in Poland by a Dutch-French company

In Domestic Affairs

The British receive a new passport, made in Poland by a Dutch-French company

23rd February 2020 Matthew Weller

Starting next month, Brits will receive a new blue passport that critics say will mainly offer access to long lines at European airports. The new design means a…

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European summit on budget failed: ‘The differences were too large’

In Foreign Affairs

European summit on budget failed: ‘The differences were too large’

22nd February 2020 Chris Kimble

The European government leaders have failed to prepare a new budget for the next seven years. After two days of meetings in Brussels, the Belgian President Michel decided…

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