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Politicians and ex-trading bosses launch new City lobby group to tackle Brexit

Politicians and ex-trading bosses launch new City lobby group to tackle Brexit
Initiative aims to promote ‘bold new initiatives to exploit the UK’s expertise in financial services’
A new lobby group has been formed to tackle Brexit on the back of complaints from the Prime Ministers office about the EUs unwillingness so far to grant the UK equivalence
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Former trading chiefs and Eurosceptic British politicians have formed a new City-focused lobby group to “combat and negate the EU’s actions” by “promoting bold new initiatives to exploit the UK’s expertise in financial services”.

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GameStop saga has prompted calls for the wrong kind of democracy

Gone are the days when initial public offerings were just as interested in retail investors

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The EU no longer recognizes Juan Guaido as Venezuela's interim president, but supports him :: PenzaNews

28 January 2021. PenzaNews. The EU countries no longer consider Juan Guaido, the leader of the Venezuelan opposition, the “interim president” of the Bolivarian Republic. In a joint statement by EU foreign ministers made on January 25, the self-proclaimed head of state, along with other opposition figures, was named “an important actor” and “privileged interlocutor.”
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“The EU reiterates its support to all those working towards a democratic future for Venezuela. The EU repeats its calls for […] the freedom and safety of all political opponents, in particular representatives of the opposition parties elected to the National Assembly of 2015, and especially Juan Guaido, as well as other representatives of the democratic opposition. The EU considers them to be important actors and privileged interlocutors and encourages the democratic opposition to take a unified stance with a view to an inclusive process of dialogue and negotiation,” the document says.

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UK government considering hotel quarantine for travellers

Travellers currently have to present a negative Covid-19 test taken within 72 hours of arrival and self-isolate for 10 days

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Government may pay out £500 to individuals who test positive for Covid-19

The payments could cost up to £453m a week

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Schools to get two weeks' notice before reopening, education secretary says

Gavin Williamson hopes schools would be able to reopen before Easter if the 'scientific and health advice is there'

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They were involved with white-collar crimes but Donald Trump has pardoned them

They were involved with white-collar crimes but Donald Trump has pardoned them
Trump has pardoned a string of business people convicted of crimes including racketeering, wire fraud, money laundering, and insider trading
Former Google and Uber engineer Anthony Levandowski was sentenced to 18 months in prison in August for stealing trade secrets from Googles self-driving car programme but has now been pardoned by Donald Trump
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Wednesday January 20, 2021 2:19 pm
Trump has pardoned 73 people and commuted the sentences of an additional 70 people as his time in office draws to a close.
These are the people from the worlds of business and finance who received pardons or commutations from Trump.

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How U.S. Research Damning Electric Cars is Funded by Saudi Oil Interests

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Hidden in the hardwood forests of eastern Tennessee is a glass-and-steel American Wakanda of impulsed neutron beams, supercomputers, and atom probe microscopes. Here, at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Enrico Fermi and fellow scientists raced to develop the neutron bomb, and subsequent generations worked on the world’s-fastest computers, helped develop nuclear submarines and advanced spacecraft, analyzed greenhouse gas emissions, and made world-changing discoveries such as ribonucleic acid and the role of the Y chromosome.
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How U.S. Research Damning Electric Cars Is Funded by Saudi Oil Interests

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News Updates: Trump Expected to Issue Many Pardons on Final Day in Office

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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell criticized President Donald Trump’s role in fomenting the mob that stormed the Capitol building on Jan 6. “The mob was fed lies,” McConnell said on the Senate floor. “They were provoked by the president and other powerful people.” The Senate will soon begin outgoing President Trump’s second impeachment trial and McConnell, who will become the minority leader once Democrats take control of the chamber, has not yet publicly said how he will vote, but has increased his criticism of Trump after years of being wary of doing so.

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Biden Rebuffs Trump Order to Loosen Covid Travel Restrictions

Current U.S. travel restrictions are similar to those in place with slight variations throughout Europe.

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