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How are trade deals actually negotiated?
Posted onMegan Lawton and Sam Gruet Business reporters Getty Images The world’s trade negotiators are continuing to be very busy as the US demands new deals Trade deals have never been more in the headlines, as Donald Trump continues to threaten countries with higher tariffs until they sign new agreements with the US. But how exactly…
US and Asia stocks slide as AI jitters persist
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How do skincare dupes compare to luxury brands?
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Have plans on paper in case of cyber-attack, firms told
Posted onPeople should plan for potential cyber-attacks by going back to pen and paper, according to the latest advice. The government has written to chief executives across the country strongly recommending that they should have physical copies of their plans at the ready as a precaution. A recent spate of hacks has highlighted the chaos that…
