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Sir Martin Sorrell’s S4 Capital reports ‘post-pandemic rebound’ in economy

Advertising and marketing company upgrades profits despite growth of Delta Covid variant

Ireland ‘committed’ to maintaining its low corporate tax regime

Finance minister denies reports country will scrap 12.5% rate to align with plans for global figure of 15%

Rise in China’s imports and exports eases fears over global growth

Better-than-expected figures for June come as Covid lockdown measures ease worldwide

UK business confidence jumps ahead of 19 July lockdown lifting

Survey shows firms most optimistic since 2005, as hiring intentions reach a record high despite a surge in Covid cases

Delta variant fears send shares down sharply in London and Europe

Investors worry resurgence of Covid-19 cases will slow economic growth and stall global recovery

G20 urged to do more to support global vaccine distribution

New alliance of multilateral institutions warns vaccine inequity could curb economic recovery

Global tax reform: 130 countries commit to minimum corporate rate

Landmark moment for world economy with OECD plan that also covers prevention of profit-shifting

Forget GDP, ‘vulnerability index best gauges aid’ to small islands

Commonwealth research says UVI is better measure of small island states’ aid needs, especially on climate

Recipe for inflation: how Brexit and Covid made tinned tomatoes a lot dearer

Combine the pandemic with rising raw material costs, stir in a labour shortage, a twist of Brexit, add a pinch of poor weather and voila …

UK and Australia to collaborate on cultural exchange season

Arts programme Who We Are Now will take place in both countries and aims to revise old assumptions

UK begins talks to join Asia-Pacific CPTPP trade treaty

Move is key part of Liz Truss’s plan to pivot trade away from Europe after Brexit

Half of Zimbabweans fell into extreme poverty during Covid

Poor families cannot afford healthcare and schooling but good harvests offer some hope, World Bank finds

Western countries must share Covid vaccines – if only for the sake of their GDP

Optimistic forecasts about ‘bouncing back’ will only come true if new variants do not close borders and devastate trade again

Scotch whisky makers toast five-year suspension of US tariffs

UK and US agree to suspend retaliatory tariffs on goods also including cashmere and stilton

Covid outbreaks in Chinese ports could cause global goods shortages

Combination of rise in demand for products as some countries reopen and lockdowns in some port cities mean prices could climb

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