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UK lags behind the rest of the World in restoring air traffic

31st July 2021 Charles Sizemore

In Foreign Affairs

Chinese economy is losing its initial steam

31st July 2021 David Stevenson

Shell brought a pleasant surprise to the shareholders

In Money Matters

Shell brought a pleasant surprise to the shareholders

30th July 2021 Helen Rush

Royal Dutch Shell has managed to surprise the market with an increase in the dividend. This is what Jefferies analysts said on Thursday. Shell increased the quarter dividend…

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EU food export to the UK fallen by 6 percent q1 y/y

In Foreign Affairs

EU food export to the UK fallen by 6 percent q1 y/y

29th July 2021 Matthew P.

Total exports of agrarian food products from the member states of the European Union (EU) this year amounted to around € 63 billion between January and April. This…

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Archegos collapse made a €4.4 billion hole in Credit Suisse balance

In Money Matters

Archegos collapse made a €4.4 billion hole in Credit Suisse balance

29th July 2021 Chris Kimble

Credit Suisse reports a sharp fall in profits in the second quarter as a result of a rescheduling of the investment bank and the billion-dollar debacle around hedge…

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David and Josh Baazov: The Story of King of Poker and Master of Frauds

In Money Matters

David and Josh Baazov: The Story of King of Poker and Master of Frauds

29th July 2021 Matthew P.

Even though frauds happen every day pretty much in every country, some stories stand out due to their scale. The story of the Baazov brothers, David and Josh…

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In Foreign Affairs

Global passenger traffic increased in June – IATA

28th July 2021 Chris Kimble

Britain will open borders to EU and US tourists

In Domestic Affairs

Britain will open borders to EU and US tourists

28th July 2021 David Stevenson

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to announce that the borders of England will open to fully vaccinated tourists from the European Union and the United States.…

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More clarity from Feds are expected

In Foreign Affairs

More clarity from Feds are expected

27th July 2021 Matthew P.

The US dollar is slightly up against the euro in the run-up to the Federal Reserve interest rate decision on Wednesday. Changes in monetary policy are not expected,…

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Government abandons plan on cooperation with China Guangdong Nuclear Power Group

In Domestic Affairs

Government abandons plan on cooperation with China Guangdong Nuclear Power Group

26th July 2021 Matthew Weller

The UK Government is investigating ways to remove China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN), the Chinese state-owned nuclear power company, from future UK electricity projects. The cessation of…

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