Новости за 08.03.2021

Deliveroo to debut in London, green hydrogen race, NBA Top Shot NFTs

Civil servants housed migrants seeking asylum in former military barracks despite health warnings

Treasury agency takes business from country’s largest broker after revelations senior staff sought to profit from deal

Latest funding round values UK digital lender at £1.1bn

Meghan Markle’s and Prince Harry’s interview on US television rocks ruling family and splits opinion in the UK

Demonstrations in West African country have left eight people dead

Vineyard Wind environmental approval could herald a building boom on the Atlantic coast

Public health officials say inoculated individuals can socialise more freely though with limitations

The $1.9tn bill both reveals and reinforces a new enthusiasm for the state

UK prime minister expected to use summer reshuffle to address gender imbalance in his Cabinet

Women face disproportionate job losses at same time as unpaid domestic burden increases

Those fleeing China’s crackdown face bureaucratic hurdles and high property prices

Policymakers stayed cautious during debt market sell-off that pushed up eurozone financing costs

New company should have better aligned incentives and will be a one-of-kind institution

Digital services offering loans help millions in Asia who are unable to access the formal credit system, but default rates are rising

Central bank launched schemes at height of pandemic-induced tumult in 2020

Telecoms group beset by tension after Philip Jansen said he would step down unless chair retired

Fears that cuts to army and shift from Europe to Asia risk spreading defence capabilities too thinly

Mediobanca analysts wargame consequences of wholesale adoption of digital euros

Much depends for the London-based company on whether enthusiasm for home deliveries formed during the pandemic wanes

America pursuing ‘high-level diplomatic effort’ and considering full withdrawal of troops

Ofcom penalises TV network for breaching rules on fairness, privacy and due impartiality

The lessor argues airlines will owe too much to debtors to put up new capital so will therefore need to lease planes

Hakan Atilla’s resignation comes ahead of US trial against his former bank

Number almost double the average rate for this group over the past three years, showing pandemic’s toll