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FT analysis of data from 19 countries finds Britain hit hardest, ahead of US, Italy, Spain and Belgium
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Bank of England policymaker
Michael Saunders sidestepped questions about his views on taking
the central bank's key interest below zero for the first time,
saying he had nothing to add to comments from Governor Andrew
Bailey.
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Coffee maker JDE Peet's plans
to make its stock market debut on Friday, sooner than originally
planned, after reporting strong investor demand for one Europe's
few large initial public offerings during the coronavirus
crisis.
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South America's first IKEA
store will open in 2022 in Santiago, not next year as previously
planned, after COVID-19 and initiatives to curb its spread
slowed construction, the furniture giant's new global franchise
boss said on Thursday.
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Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
(CIBC) reported a 70% slump in quarterly profit on
Thursday, as it set aside more money to cover potential
loan-losses from the coronavirus pandemic.
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In this FT series, people share their stories of this extraordinary time
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General Motors Co and
Ford Motor Co are using fast-payment programs set up with
financial lenders to help cash-strapped small suppliers survive
production shutdowns caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has put a
bright spotlight on weaknesses in many of the systems designed
to protect Americans from risks. But with older people more
susceptible to serious illness and death from the virus, the
problems in our Medicare system that were evident pre-pandemic
have come into especially sharp...
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The millionaire named to lead
Norway's massive sovereign fund will earn 6.65 million Norwegian
crowns ($672,400) per year, the central bank said as it released
his employment contract on Thursday.
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Most Southeast Asian markets ended higher
on Thursday, led by Indonesia, as optimism over economies
reopening from coronavirus-induced lockdowns overshadowed
concerns about flaring Sino-U.S. tensions over Hong Kong.
China's parliament approved a decision earlier in the
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