Новости за 18.10.2020

Chinese fintech controlled by Jack Ma seeks to tap funds from blockbuster IPO for overseas push

Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America wary of big payouts after booking loan loss charges

Turkish-backed rightwinger Ersin Tatar elected president amid high tensions in eastern Mediterranean over gas

Lawmakers are running out of time to pass new round of coronavirus aid before election day

A path to a UK-EU trade deal exists, but theatrics risk a breakdown

Care Quality Commission accused of not providing enough support and oversight in first months of pandemic

Long-term attraction of UK real estate undimmed by coronavirus or Brexit, says Omers

Appeals against local levy climb as impact of pandemic on high street looks set to continue

Start every week on the front foot with a preview of what’s on the global agenda

Suppliers fear loss of customers if bloc does not recognise certification after end of Brexit transition period

By deploying the strategy used to fight coronavirus, rush hour could be a thing of the past

Danish group focuses growth efforts on category between soft drinks and beer

If elected US president, the Democratic candidate should focus on bridging a historic divide

UK minister less confident of reaching agreement than he was earlier this month

Government decision will deter people in England from engaging, warn public health and privacy analysts

Violations said to have taken place minutes after truce came into effect

Economists warn that rising infections and new lockdown measures could stymie recovery

Symbolic victory deals blow to Donald Trump’s administration

The country is no longer such an obvious outlier among its peers

Andy Burnham urges more economic support as north-south strain grows

French and Irish watchdogs worried about how close products came to experiencing a liquidity crisis in March

Voters to pass judgment on social contract a year after rioting gripped country

Governments are planning to cut deficits at the wrong time

Shopping centres’ struggles intensify as cinema closures hit footfall

The African state and its Chinese lenders must come clean on borrowings