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Wall Street has looked on with disdain as amateur investors have strayed into its world

Video game retailer at the centre of a frenzied duel between Wall Street and small investors

Too early to say how long saga will continue, or how it will end

Business travel can generate as much as 75% of airlines’ revenues on some flights

ITV’s visceral seven minutes were an object lesson in broadcast reporting

Politician among first of high-profile Republicans to break ties with the White House

Corporate America’s desire for mandate conflicts with deep suspicion among workers

Health workers and elderly in long-term facilities expected to be main recipients of first round of doses

All eyes on how and when governments unwind extraordinary economic supports

Dollar weakens after a strong month as investors regain appetite for riskier currencies

ByteDance to retain majority shareholding with Oracle holding minority stake

Richard Kennedy was named EY’s Ireland Entrepreneur of the Year last year

Salaries will be adjusted to reflect locations with a lower cost of living

While David Tepper and Stanley Druckenmiller are cautious, the US president is still the stock market’s biggest cheerleader

Firm ramping up production to more than triple current levels to help battle pandemic

‘Neutron Jack’ built company into one of the biggest in the world

Reports suggest Goldman is looking to offer loans to small businesses via Amazon

Climate was theme at WEF, but did the Standard Life Aberdeen guy get the memo?

A year of big gains feels out of the ordinary but is actually quite common

Reception for electric Mustang-badged crossover indicates firm’s plans may bear fruit

For fintech start-ups, Wall Street remains on top of the financial world ahead of San Francisco

Democrats to step up inquiry into US president in face of White House refusal to co-operate

Valuation jumps 55% since start of year but stock market proving more hard-headed

Move comes after China allowed the renminbi weaken to under 7Rmb to the dollar

Researchers say people who swear can seem more honest, credible and persuasive

Companies might be beating estimates but they are not increasing guidance

Phonemaker cancelled April launch of product after review models exhibited problems

US department of justice to examine how main tech platforms achieved market power

Interest rate cut in immediate future highly likely

These US-based companies have all announced major investments in Ireland, creating thousands of jobs

EU regulator ‘hates’ America, Trump claims

Also, the Beyond Meat bubble and Woodford investors paying for underperformance

Former White House counsel for Nixon testifies before House judiciary committee

Irish carrier awaiting delivery from Boeing of 210 planes grounded pending software fix

Ride-hailing app valued at $70bn at close, much below expectations

Controversial online forum confirms plans to establish international office in the capital

Misstatements in reports relate to the timing and recognition of supplier contracts

Businessman speaks after US president says he is to raise tariffs on Chinese imports

Iseq underperformed European peers, remains flat on day of low volumes

Telecoms group’s structure looks strikingly similar to that of the communist party