Новости за 23.05.2021

French-listed IT outsourcer looks for new owners as suspended shares are due to resume trading

Pandemic costs and ministers’ focus on vocational training set to cause departmental closures

Former UBS and Citigroup employee hired as corporate spy six months after leaving prison

Former aide not expected to restrain himself at select committee hearing

Watchdog under fire as Kazakh miner sues over alleged mishandling of probe and encouraging of a lawyer’s misconduct

Australia deal is a prize for UK government but would set precedents

Coast Capital threatens legal action over sale of transport operator’s US bus business

Complex ‘grey swan’ risks are hiding in plain sight

Meeting strict 2025 target is ‘a business necessity’, says lender’s human resources head

Time that stores are closed during night is being used to pick orders for booming online delivery services

Empowering women and people of colour to build companies will strengthen minority communities

The government is auctioning concessions in assets including airports, ports, highways and railways

Japan and Australia indicate they will continue fossil fuel investment despite watchdog’s emissions advice

As China considers restricting private tutoring hours, the planned law seems a trifling opponent to growing parental pressure

Level of vaccination viewed as crucial to keeping coronavirus strains in check

There are reasons to think inflationary pressures could give way to disinflationary ones

The world must engage with Joe Biden’s proposal of a minimum tax

Quick-sketch caricatures have never been useful tools for forecasting the rise and fall of nations

Remuneration packages were rewritten during pandemic to make it easier for chief executives to earn millions

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead

Investors look for new sources of income in alternative areas of property market

Beijing and Moscow sense an opportunity in the face of fading US influence and Covid fallout

The value of contested artworks would seem to be zero, yet the best of them are priceless

Prime minister turns on judges and media ahead of country assuming EU presidency

As the hybrid work model evolves, the office of the very near future could be in a museum or sports venue