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Opinion: Stakes of the US car worker strike could not be higher

Financial Times: If Biden can’t bridge gap between bosses and labour, Trump could win.

How geopolitics threatens Apple’s dependence on China

Financial Times: Beijing's restrictions on government use of Apple products pose problems.

The plight of the hidden carers in your workforce

Financial Times: Millions of staff secretly juggle busy jobs with demanding caring duties.

Forged FMA document: Fake financial adviser pleads guilty

He falsely held himself out as a financial adviser in an email to clients.

Are we out of recession? Economists make their picks

After two quarters of contraction, has the economy rebounded - and can it last?

Opinion: Sex, lies and magical thinking about CEO behaviour

Financial Times: BP is another example of how boards are stepping up their scrutiny.

Arm IPO delivers US$84m fees bonanza for its advisers

Financial Times: Costs of flotation are the highest Wall Street has seen for five years.

Credit Suisse bond investors plot lawsuit against Switzerland

Financial Times: Group plans to sue Swiss government in US courts.

Employers and staff seek truce on office working

Financial Times: Some companies tighten mandates on WFH, more moving to flexible models.

Jenée Tibshraeny: Are all these mortgage rate hikes justified?

ANALYSIS: It takes just one big bank to hike rates for the others to follow.

PwC to curtail consulting work for US audit clients to reduce conflict risk

Financial Times: New independence policies a challenge to other Big Four accounting firms.

China’s deflation pressures ease as consumer prices rise

FT: August CPI edges into positive territory, but producer index continues to fall.

Mary Holm: Should I sell up in the face of mortgage rate rises?

OPINION: I bought at the peak of the market in 2021 but now stand to make a loss.

An ambitious timetable to deliver the world’s newest fighter jet

Financial Times: Trifecta aims to have new supersonic aircraft generation flying by 2035.

Opinion: The economic promise of anti-obesity drugs

Financial Times: Over 1 billion people worldwide are obese, according to the WHO.

'Sign of the times': Auckland swimming pool business insolvent

'People aren’t spending up as much on those nice-to-have items. Pools are very expensive.'