Living parallel lives, they counselled presidents and changed the course of the cold war. How would they steer America today?

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US president and his adviser Elon Musk seize on discredited claims to launch economic assault against African nation ...

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The impact for the luxury car segment has been immediate as JLR suspended all shipments of its cars to the US for a month, ...

After a downturn that has lasted for years, this is doubly encouraging for property companies. An uptick in borrowing ...

Marc Filippino It’s a weird time to be Fed chair Jay Powell. Markets are roiling, inflation may or may not be cooling, and you have a very angry president Truth Socialing at you about rate cuts.

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Angola injected nearly $200mn to shore up a $1bn loan from JPMorgan that was backed by the country’s bonds, after the dollar ...