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Мисия на Международния валутен фонд (МВФ), ръководена от Фабиан Борнхорст, пристига днес в София, като тя ще продължи до 2 октомври. Това съобщи старшият регионален представител на МВФ за Централна, Източна и Югоизточна Европа Карлос Мулас Гранадос, цитиран от
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Indonesia is trying to boost liquidity by allowing shares to trade at a tiny fraction of a US cent
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Northern Star says ‘opportunistic’ approach from South Africa’s Gold Fields undervalues Perth-based group
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Наред с 30%-ното увеличение на данъчните оценки правителството предвижда и още законови промени от догодина, свързани с недвижимите имоти.
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Министърът на регионалното развитие и благоустройството арх. Иван Шишков ще посети днес Хасково и Кърджали в рамките на инициативата на министерството „Регионите говорят“, съобщиха от ведомството. Шишков ще инспектира и изпълнението на проект „Преодоляване на
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Dinner hints at rapprochement between US president and chief executive of leading AI lab
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Construction equipment billionaire’s heir steps up as family-owned digger maker reports drop in profits
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Chancellor will pledge that work on building three new floating docks on the Clyde in Scotland will be carried out by British firms
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Home secretary to portray the initiative as an opportunity for ‘genuine refugees’ to live in Britain
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March unable to proceed as police say they cannot facilitate Protestant route down largely Catholic road
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Also in today’s newsletter: terrorism arrests made near RAF Fairford and Nicaragua hands Chinese miners rights to a tenth of its land
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Administration denies delaying sale of a $14bn arms package to Taiwan to appease Beijing
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Party leader will rely on keynote speech in Liverpool to maintain momentum early in premiership
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The EU considers putting an Irish alumina refiner on its sanctions list
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Prime minister says shake-up would be ‘hard’ to do in current parliament
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President Donald Trump suggests US worked with UK to prevent an attack on air base used for US strikes on Iran
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UK prime minister addresses his party and the nation, Brazilian presidential elections get under way, US-Canada trade war intensifies
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US businesses far beyond Silicon Valley are adopting Chinese alternatives to OpenAI and Anthropic’s systems
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Owners should be free to spend their own money on football — as long as they’re fit and proper
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Thousands take to the streets after Maricarmen Abascal forced to leave Madrid flat she had lived in for seven decades
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States are feeling more pressure from companies demanding subsidies and tax breaks
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Donald Trump’s faltering support among Christians creates an opportunity
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North Korea wants America to drop demands for disarmament
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Demna offered retail therapy at Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana made the case for maximalism while Louise Trotter got crafty at Bottega Veneta
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A ‘Yes’ vote in the referendum would have barred co-operation with military alliances unless attacked, but 68.4% opposed
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The firms most exposed to China are suffering. But many are adapting
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Emigration has helped New Delhi manage its labour surplus, but the strategy has limits
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Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
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Could it also help revive the high street?
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Earth’s quantum field and signals from other satellites may prove more reliable
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Republicans worry Make America Healthy Again is an electoral liability while activists claim it has abandoned its values
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Bloc should define what it can offer to prosperous fellow democracies
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AIX accused of having skipped or delayed payouts on bond-like products offering double-digit annual returns
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Напук на всякакви прогнози цените на къщите и апартаментите в България продължават да се качват. Само за три месеца поскъпването е с 4. 5%, показват последните обработени данни на НСИ - за втората четвърт на годината.
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As freight rates soar, vessel prices are being determined by how quickly a ship can be delivered to buyers
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The nature of the AI boom and the size of valuations make the contrast between ambition and income more striking
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Just because a bot can do something for you doesn’t mean it should
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Competition for cargoes could intensify in coming months as EU gas stores are at record lows
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‘Too early to call the bottom’ but redemption requests from retail investors fall
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Dozens of mining concessions deepen Beijing’s strategic foothold as it tussles with US for influence in Central America
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FT analysis shows that institutional investors are being blamed for soaring costs
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Residents’ campaign to diversify Uxbridge Road comes as prime minister pledges to tackle UK’s ‘hollowed out’ neighbourhoods
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Fashion company to meet French groups and EssilorLuxottica in accordance with wishes of late founder Giorgio Armani
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Chief executive believes cultural shift back to ‘natural’ products can help it battle lab-grown rivals
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Multinationals evaluating countries’ approach to AI before making expansion plans, say executives
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Local and foreign groups wage bruising and costly war to lead ultra-competitive race
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Concern mounts among ministers that low housing construction volumes could hit growth forecasts
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От 1 ноември милиони пратки със стоки, поръчани онлайн от страни извън ЕС, ще бъдат обложени с нова такса за обработка от 2 евро (2,30 долара), съгласно решение на Европейската комисия от тази седмица, съобщиха ДПА и БТА.
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Oliver Morton, our senior editor, runs the rule over American investment in clean energy
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The case could run for several years, legal experts warn
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Disruption of global energy markets dominates discussions that previously concentrated more on cutting emissions
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Steve Coll, visiting senior editor, on whether running against corruption still moves voters
The Economist ·
Security researchers warn of surge in ‘LLM-jacking’ attacks targeting companies’ costly AI resources
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UK fintech is also in discussions with private equity about selling a significant stake in the business
Financial Times ·
Also in today’s newsletter: how Roger Federer built the Laver Cup and US sports leagues warm to private equity
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Donald Trump and Xi Jinping squandered a chance to tackle the world’s gravest threats
The Economist ·
Measurable gains are modest, but many users report feeling better
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Oliver Jones, a news editor, explores the legacy of Vasily Grossman
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Why new film and TV shows resemble a highbrow reading list
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Our weekly podcast on America. This week, a tour of three states and three flagship policies from Trump’s second term
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Three titles explore moral ambiguity—and one the ambiguities of the marriage market
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Also on the daily podcast: Tommy Robinson’s influence on American politics and a tribute to Bob Mackie
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As mountain springs dry up, girls in northern India are spending so long fetching water they have little time to study
The Economist ·
A lavish welcome in Washington won’t ease tensions
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Our podcast on markets, the economy and business. This week, how drinks-makers are adapting as alcohol sales decline
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Our annual index shows fewer cities are pricing out the average earner
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His government is keenly focused on the country’s debt problems, says the finance minister, Dario Durigan
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Also this week, America and Panama, contrails, NASA’s latest telescope, Chinese law, punctuation, French cheese
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“The Rajah of Rhinestones” died on September 14th, aged 87
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How and why governments waste the most precious resource
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Our favourite books published between July and September
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An exclusive extract from a new book
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The squeeze in the Gulf has sent the cost of moving crude soaring
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Companies that can are looking for profits elsewhere
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But that won’t stop the car industry’s decline
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What if all of China’s provinces took part, not just rich areas?
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Inflation is making matters worse
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Despite new guilty verdicts, the Catholic church thinks there is a missing mastermind
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The former prime minister is getting out of jail. But Malaysia seems headed back to the bad old days
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The ale that ails São Tomé and Príncipe
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Economic considerations are not to the fore
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He hopes it will improve health care and education, and buoy up his popularity
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The Senate race there could herald the end of split districts nationally—or, just possibly, a resurgence
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The president’s disdain for wind is not killing it, yet
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Political risk, structural weaknesses and a lack of financing hamper the fuel’s potential
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Pinning down the underlying rate may be harder than Kevin Warsh thinks
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Number two is trying harder
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The country could lose its status as an emerging market
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Creating a device for the AI era is hard
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The relationship between people and their AI representatives needs examination
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It’s hard to price the threats posed by a misaligned superintelligence
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The premiums are juicy, but the financial stakes are hard to digest
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Andrew Palmer, our Bartleby columnist, considers how the legalese of an AI subscription might deal with such risk
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Chipmakers’ record sales disguise a gloomy picture
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Supports that shored up the housing market when borrowing costs last rose are gone
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But proper privatisation is another matter
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Consumers are switching back to normal dairy
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Brazil, China, Germany and Russia have recently joined an unfortunate club
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How fast are AI investments translating into broader gains? Taiwan and South Korea offer hints
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It can still benefit from the economist’s ideas
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The rich world is flirting with fiscal disaster
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Life for rota-nannies can be glamorous and gruelling
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Our columnist, Andrew Palmer, explains why work gatherings are disliked—but useful
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A new generation of investors is buying up African stocks
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It is working just fine; his interventions, less so
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Amid a safety freakout, it wants to slow down AI development
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The windfall from the Gulf war has shored up balance-sheets and enriched shareholders. Next comes expansion
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The Economist invites applications for the Marjorie Deane internship
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Stubborn inflation, corporate demand for capital and big public debts are squeezing holders of government bonds
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Employees have overlapping identities at work. That’s a challenge for bosses
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Donald Trump is going after the wrong suspects
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Investors see plenty of reasons to continue pouring money into the region
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It is showing signs of life—but fragile ones
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There are better ways to fight climate change, immobility and inequality
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The line between brewers, vintners and distillers is blurring
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Old problems bedevil balance-sheets and hold back lending
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Incumbents will have to accelerate to compete
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Central banks are raising interest rates again
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And a blow to Germany’s co-operative model of industrial relations
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Initial effects of the technology on employment look positive
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Its business is booming as consumers look to take charge of their health
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The mountain of debt funding their expansion is growing rapidly
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Cartoons. Gold stars. Terrible acting. It’s all there
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It takes more than huge amounts of money to disrupt a game
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Companies from Coca-Cola to Meta are in its sights
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In industries from mining to transport, the company’s technology is becoming pervasive
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Supply chains struggle to keep up
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Investors are unconvinced by Claudia Sheinbaum’s policies
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But its new policies could hurt construction and employment
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The unintended consequences of curbs on options trading
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Business schools are running out of management ideas, but dressing rooms are full of them
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Reasons for rising yields differ somewhat from those in America, but are no less problematic
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Companies go public in good times that may not last
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Our columnist, Andrew Palmer, looks at whether AI agents are able to co-operate
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Thanks to a combination of capital and politics, the city is booming. Can its success be sustained?
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The answer will have big implications for the investment boom
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How Pennsylvania became a powerhouse in the production of the doughy snack
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The benefits of having an internal locus of control
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A smaller workforce and slower growth
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Its belt-tightening is good micro, but bad macro
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The scheme has helped to stabilise the rupee
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The social-media colossus will alter the way teens can use its platforms
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A new book about Apollo offers a showcase of financial genius and human failure
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A strong rouble was hurting the budget
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New research shows large firms are vital for prosperity
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Perhaps. But his effort to talk bond yields lower is likely to fail
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America’s global effective tariff stands at 10.0%
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Some workers are going back to the farm
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