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Email to staff says airline had uncovered pattern of harassment of junior female pilots
Rare move by Brussels mirrors steps taken by Washington in May
Employers warn that plan will do little to solve workforce crisis
Agreement is the legacy of a wider regional accord that was never implemented
Chief executive Wael Sawan says company remains ‘committed’ to its fossil fuel divisions
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Group controlled by Turgay Ciner was set to be LSE’s largest listing this year
Abandonment of years-long policy follows removal of central bank chief Godwin Emefiele
Beijing seeks to expand Middle East role after brokering Saudi Arabia-Iran deal
Scrutiny of FCA’s investigation follows assault allegations against the hedge fund manager
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Alleged breach raises concerns about security of country’s vaunted digital public infrastructure
Métier London has created a line worthy of the world’s greatest archaeologist
Chief executive Margherita Della Valle hopes scale benefits will increase profitability
GDP and labour data add to pressure on Bank of England with US Fed set to pause tightening
Whoever takes control will have their work cut out, with the stores desperately in need of investment
State funeral held for former prime minister in his hometown of Milan
HG Vora upped its holding after group of former GVC directors went public with their own share
Experts are waking up to the threat posed by artificial intelligence programmes if they fall into malevolent hands
Knock-on effect expected from second rise in less than a week by one of country’s biggest home loan providers
Financial institutions and data providers should not be able to prevent important studies from being published
After an uncrowded VIP day, an early flurry of sales included a $22.5mn Louise Bourgeois spider
Daniel Finkelstein’s account of his ancestors’ experiences of the Holocaust is sobering, elegiac and, at times, even joyful
US producer price index rises less than forecast, boosting hopes the Fed will hold interest rates
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