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Slower online sales will weaken UK consumption
UK retail sales were flat month-on-month in April but clothing boosting the annual figure, helped by the warmer weather
United KingdomTrump’s Huawei comment will perplex major capitals
The US government has banned Huawei from 5G and imposed trade restrictions on Chinese tech firms
InternationalChinese, Western surveillance tech exports will differ
Chinese and Western firms want to capture the growing global demand for surveillance/security technology
InternationalHuawei restrictions upset global telecoms supply chain
US trade restrictions on Huawei and national-level bans on its 5G participation are reverberating worldwide
InternationalRisks outweigh rewards for very large EU bank mergers
The failed talks between Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank highlight both the perils and promise of combining
InternationalDiffering demographic trends create chances and tests
Demographic trends will increasingly influence a country’s potential growth and the policy mix it requires
InternationalNew study confirms shifts in electoral manipulation
Oxford has released a new study based on 584,062 election-linked tweets in seven languages posted in April
InternationalChina will be suspicious of OECD’s AI guidelines
The position of major Western governments on artificial intelligence technologies is converging
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