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Move aims to safeguard taxpayers’ money in event of lenders failing
...Micheál Martin, the foreign minister, yesterday called on the EU to “go further” in calling for a ceasefire....
...Additional reporting by Javier Espinoza in Brussels...
...Tf1 is owned by construction billionaire Martin Bouygues and its 8pm news programme is the most watched with about 6m viewers on average....
...Swarm intelligence The Dutch competition watchdog is calling for more co-ordination among EU regulators to check Big Tech is complying with digital rules, writes Javier Espinoza....
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...The battle over rights for gig economy workers in Europe is about to intensify, writes EU correspondent Javier Espinoza....
...Chart du jour: Costly plan Martin Wolf unpacks the British government’s plan to cap energy bills for households and concludes that it is ill-targeted, relies too much on public debt and misses the opportunity...
...Martin Wolf explains why the strength of the dollar has recessionary effects elsewhere....
...Breton, the EU’s commissioner for the internal market, has added arguably the most high-profile tech chief executive to his collection of meetings in a two-hour encounter with Elon Musk, writes Javier Espinoza...
...The convicted neo-Nazi Gottfried Küssel was spotted at the demonstration, as well as the leader of Austria’s extreme rightwing identitarian movement Martin Sellner....
...Irish spring: Ireland’s prime minister Micheál Martin may have declared last month that “spring is coming”, as he eased Covid-19 restrictions and announced that the country had weathered the Omicron storm...
...As economists Gernot Wagner and Martin Weitzman wrote in their 2015 book Climate Shock, climate change is “almost uniquely global, uniquely long term, uniquely irreversible, and uniquely uncertain”....
...Chart du jour: On the brink Read this dispatch from Martin Arnold in Frankfurt on why German business confidence has fallen to its lowest for more than two years, in a latest sign that Europe’s largest...
...What to watch today Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin speaks in the European parliament European parliament votes on its negotiating position on climate policies, including CO₂ emissions in cars Notable...
...The FT’s Martin Wolf takes a deep dive into the brave new world of digital currencies and why central banks are crucial for building trust in these technologies....
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...The sale of a controlling stake Kantar is expected to reduce WPP’s debt and would be the first significant reorganisation of the company since Mark Read took over as chief executive from Sir Martin Sorrell...
Brussels opposes idea despite fears the pandemic will trigger new NPL surge
...javier.espinoza@ft.com; @JavierespFTmichael.peel@ft.com; @Mikepeeljourno Your coronavirus reads Germany’s ‘ka-boom’ stimulus marks a surprising change, writes the FT’s Martin Sandbu Coronavirus numbers...
...We may find out today when Christine Lagarde presents the results of the European Central Bank’s latest monetary policy decision, writes Martin Arnold in Frankfurt....
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...reporting by David Keohane in Paris, Claire Bushey in Chicago, Joe Miller in Frankfurt and Richard Milne in Oslo Letter in response to this article: Underwrite airlines’ bailout with rights issues / From Martin...
...Additional reporting by Martin Arnold Read more about the impact of coronavirus The latest figures as the outbreak spreads How markets woke up to the threat How dangerous is the coronavirus and how does...
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