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Why Unilever will have to Remain
Opinion Unilever, the consumer-goods giant, is staying in the UK after all. That tells us something important about Brexit, says Matthew Lynn.
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Amazon's pay rise and the minimum wage
Features Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos gave his workers a pre-Christmas boost, which led some to say that everyone else could do with one too. But don’t minimum wages cost jobs?
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The charts that matter: a short-lived panic – or something deeper?
Features John Stepek looks at whether the charts that matter most to the global economy point to the market fall being just a blip, or if this is something more serious.
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Chart of the week: inflation in Turkey at its highest in 15 years
Charts Inflation in Turkey has soared to its highest level since 2003. In August, the annual rate of consumer price inflation had reached around 18% but in September it was almost 25%.
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Jair Bolsonaro: the Trump of the Tropics set to lead Brazil
Profiles Pervasive corruption in Latin America’s biggest economy threatens to propel another populist to power. Jair Bolsonaro, a brash, misogynistic former army captain, could wreak havoc. Jane Lewis reports.
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Pesky Fish: how an app for fresh fish landed investors
Tips Ben King launched his app, Pesky Fish, to reinvent the seafood supply chain and create a more sustainable industry for fish, fishermen and consumers.
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Felix Zulauf: the world of managed economies
Features Wealth manager Felix Zulauf reckons we can wave goodbye to free-market economies.
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Brazil’s lurid political melodrama
Features Brazil is embroiled in a presidential election full of political melodrama.
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Betting on politics: A congressional fight in Texas
Features The fight over the Texas 31st district is heating up. Matthew Partridge takes a look at the contenders.
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