FT Business Book of the Year longlist

FT Business Book of the Year longlist

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Deadly protests in Kashmir test Pakistan’s government

China is bypassing shipping chokepoints with an “Ice Silk Road” route through the Arctic, dozens of people have been killed in election clashes in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, and Germany’s economy minister warned that growing support for a far-right political party could deter ...  Show more

Crude retreats but fuel prices stay high

Weakened refining capacity in Russia and the Gulf is a boon to US refiners. Plus, the Trump administration’s decision to revoke legal protections for migrants could hurt the US economy, and Google is shifting control of its AI effort from London back to Silicon Valley.Mentioned i ...  Show more

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