Trump picks hardliners to head DoJ and CIA
Jeff Sessions chosen as attorney-general and Mike Pompeo for intelligence chief
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Jared Kushner, favoured son-in-law of Donald Trump
The young property mogul has a firm place in the inner circle, writes Gary Silverman
Pacific Rim leaders vow to fight new wave of protectionism
Trump victory raises fears at economic co-operation summit
US and EU agree to keep sanctions against Russia over Ukraine
Obama and top bloc leaders insist peace accord must be implemented
Trump settles Trump University lawsuits for $25m
Legal case over ‘fraudulent’ property course one of dozens facing president-elect
VW to cut 30,000 jobs in wake of diesel emissions scandal
Savings of €3.7bn targeted at electric cars, including battery production
Bundesbank chief attacks Brussels for not enforcing eurozone rules
Lack of action on countries’ breaches shows commission has ‘given up’, says Weidmann
Theresa May seeks to repair strained relations with corporate Britain
PM to court business with pledge to invest in transport, science and research
Wall Street eases as dollar hits 13-year highs
Treasury yields rise as ‘Trumpflation trade’ trundles on
Apple offers cure for iPhone 6 Plus ‘touch disease’
Group offers to repair recurring defect in its 2-year-old gadgets for $149
Trump claims credit for saving Kentucky car plant from Mexico move
Ford drops plans to end Lincoln production in US, but says plant was never in danger
Viewers to take starring role in TV’s ad push
Broadcasters explore new targeting and interactive tech to appeal to advertisers
Wall Street looks like a winner under Donald Trump
US banks’ resurgence is likely to be magnified if he loosens regulations
Trump supporters call for Pepsi boycott
Food and drink group hit by political backlash after CEO’s comments were misquoted
Mike Pence arrives at the threshold of power
Washington insider has opportunity to become one of the most powerful vice-presidents
Tough guy posture raises doubts about Giuliani’s diplomatic skills
Former mayor stakes claim with staunch support for Trump and harsh words for critics
Fed chief Yellen stands by central bank independence
Rate rise could ‘become appropriate relatively soon,’ she tells Congress
Return of the Bern: Edward Luce on Bernie Sanders’ memoir
The Vermont senator who narrowly lost out to Hillary Clinton sets the stage for a new battle
Investors race into US stocks post-Trump victory
Simultaneous retreat from emerging market bond funds underlines market fissures
A stronger dollar: the corporate impact
Donald Trump’s fiscal plans look set to help dollar earners but hit US exporters
Trump risks market backlash if institutions damaged
Any damage to public institutions in the US or UK will force investors to re-think
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Wolf and Sandbu on Trumponomics
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Lessons from a ‘rogue’ trader
Kweku Adoboli talks about his experience
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Rio Tinto turmoil explained
Energy chief Alan Davies fired
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What Trump means for bank regulation
Could new president reshape global supervision?
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Cash crisis for Delhi traders
Sudden currency change hits market traders
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Trump shuffles transition team
Concerns over power struggles and nepotism
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Fake news: First Facebook, now Google
US tech giants’ discomfort over Trump vote
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Can hi-tech greenhouses feed the world?
Sundrop grows tomatoes at an Australian desert
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Bond markets plunge
Yields climb and prices tumble
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UK faces a €60bn Brexit bill
George Parker on what could be a bruising divorce
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