Новости за 01.01.2020

Brexit worries will continue to curb investment according to FT’s annual survey

Post-Brexit trade links with the EU and productivity remain big problems

Israel prime minister appeals to nation on TV over corruption charges

Questions will be asked over the support former Nissan chief received in run-up to flight

As we head into a US election year, we badly need to tackle the challenges in the system

Algorithm reduces both false positives and false negatives

Managers matter but it is hard to gauge what individuals contribute

Signs that Germany is contemplating higher borrowing have added to selling pressure

Thousands of people unable to access online services at Halifax, Bank of Scotland and Lloyds

Attack on mission triggers crisis in Washington-Baghdad relations

Innovation: health and fitness devices and tracking apps could lift the underinvested sector

Innovation: oil group with world’s largest carbon footprint will not cut output as much as its peers

It is almost impossible for the US president to disappoint his supporters

Such gimmicks are in keeping with the spirit of a season when whimsy infects like a stomach virus

New ways of charging more than 40bn smart appliances are needed

Qinghai Salt Lake faces stock market delisting after auction for billions of dollars of assets flops

Akili Interactive is one of a new crop of companies making video games to treat behavioural disorders

Strategic autonomy is a worthy goal but not at the cost of US alliance

The 5.2% fall marks the best performance since April, raising hopes for global chip market

March is also designed to promote more than 40 newly formed trade unions

Innovation: technological revolutions can take decades to get going

Innovation: bioengineering the stuff makes spidey sense

North Korean leader says US provocation means weapons moratorium deal no longer applies

Internet company to consolidate all of its intellectual property in the US

Unlike most millennials, the fictional hero could work magic on his retirement prospects