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Financial Times

Could the pandemic lead to a fairer economy?

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The coronavirus pandemic is a tragedy, but the FT’s Martin Sandbu believes it could also be a once-in-a-lifetime chance to rebuild better economies that work for everyone. He explains how some past crises have led to positive change, and...
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Financial Times

Charts that Count: how online shopping keeps inflation down

Higher Ed
FT data journalist Brooke Fox explains why some economists believe changes in technology may also change the way we understand inflation.
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Curated Video

Europe Day: How much is there to celebrate?

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Europe Day's been celebrated, but how much is there actually to raise a glass to, with so much skepticism gaining ground in the bloc? The politics reflecting it has already made its way to 25 of the 28 national parliaments. Italy,...
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Curated Video

China's president defends globalization

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Xi Jinping's speech to the World Economic Forum was a first by a Chinese leader
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Curated Video

Addressing inequality

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Chris Kutarna believes globalization and automation are leading to greater inequality
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Trudeau defends free trade in Europe

9th - Higher Ed
As Trump keeps beating the anti-globalization drum, Canada's Prime Minister takes his message to European leaders
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Curated Video

CETA clears hurdle

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Jean Charest on the passage of Canada-Europe trade deal by European parliament
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Curated Video

How $4 Billion CEO Is Leveraging Remote Work and Globalization to Prove Both Are Alive and Well

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“We’re seeing engineers in India being paid the same as engineers in Ireland,” says CEO Nicole Sahin, whose company G-P gives employers access to a global talent pool.
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Russia’s ‘internal affair’: China plays down Wagner mutiny impact

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China's support for Russia is based on pragmatism & ideology, with China’s most powerful ally damaged by recent events
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EU trade agreement 'fatigue' slowing down ratification of deals

9th - Higher Ed
The bloc currently has 41 trade agreements in place with 72 countries.
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Curated Video

From Portugal to the world: ‘Digital Building’ opens door to country's architecture

9th - Higher Ed
Portugal's Casa da Arquitectura has created a so-called Digital Building to give people access to virtual versions of its exhibits free of charge.
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'Significant win' for Brussels as France, Slovenia back pro-EU leaders

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There were congratulatory messages across the EU27 as French voters backed Macron over Le Pen, and people in Slovenia preferred liberal newcomer Robert Golob to populist PM Janez Janša.
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Firms must store more to avoid shocks to global supply chain, says MEP

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Dutch MEP Samira Rafaela told Euronews that businesses must become less dependent on just-in-time supplies if future disturbances to international trade, like the pandemic or Suez Canal blockage, are to be avoided.
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Curated Video

"Autophagies": so much more than a culinary performance

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At the Festival Confit de Cavaillon in southern France, African culinary heritage, dance and music converge into a singular performance that leaves viewers satisfied, both intellectually and physically. It's name: "Autophagies".
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Curated Video

Will Trump presidency usher in an era of Canadian nationalism?

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UBC political science professor Max Cameron says that it may be time for Canada to reconsider global trade in light of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threats and other international trade challenges. He argues that the time may be...
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Curated Video

China Warns 'Deglobalisation' is Straining Global Economy at Summit

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Chinese Premier Li Qiang warned of worsening "deglobalisation" trends straining the world economy. He criticized rising trade barriers and protectionist measures amid weak global growth and uncertainty. Watch for more details!
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China's Economic Recovery Struggle

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China's consumer inflation hit a five-month low in November as fresh food prices pulled back while factory deflation persisted, suggesting Beijing's recent efforts to shore up faltering economic demand are having only limited impact
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Bloomberg

Volatility Creates Opportunities for Private Market Solutions, Apollo's Zelter Says

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Apollo Global Management's Jim Zelter says that uncertainties and volatility create opportunities for companies and investors to seek private market solutions. He speaks to Bloomberg Television on the sidelines of the HSBC Global...
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Bloomberg

Roach Skeptical About China's Bet on Consumption Boost

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Economist Stephen Roach says he has doubts about China's plan to boost the economy through consumer spending, citing the public's worries about the social safety net and preference to save rather than spend due to uncertainty about the...
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Bloomberg

HSBC Global Head of Markets on Trade Tension and Tariffs

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HSBC Global Head Of Markets & Securities Services Patrick George discusses growth amid trade and tariff rebalancing. Patrick speaks exclusively to Bloomberg's David Ingles on the sidelines of the 'HSBC Global Investment Summit' in Hong Kong
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Bloomberg

Trump Targets South Africa as US-Africa Relations Sour

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US President Donald Trump has made South Africa one of the early targets of his presidency, freezing financial aid and claiming the government is seizing land from white farmers. It's an accusation that's being backed by Trump's South...
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Bloomberg

Hamburg Chamber of Commerce CEO on Trump Tariffs, German Elections, EU Competitiveness

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Hamburg Chamber of Commerce CEO, Malte Heyne, says the outlook is 'quite pessimist' after President Trump on Sunday said the European Union would soon be hit with the measures. He spoke to Bloomberg's Oliver Crook from the Port of...
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Bloomberg

Why Start Tariffs With Mexico and Canada?

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As President Trump imposes tariffs on Mexico and Canada, however Mexico tariffs are currently on hold, we question whether these tariffs are a good move or not and the reasons they're being implemented. Bloomberg News' John Authers gives...
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Bloomberg

Roubini: US to Set Rules of Global Technological Order

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Nouriel Roubini, senior advisor at Hudson Bay Capital, explains why he sees the disruption DeepSeek brings to AI as positive for the US economy and global stock markets over the medium term. Roubini also discusses the expectations for...