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- U.S. budget deficit hits all-time high of $864 billion in June
- Homebuilders just saw the strongest June sales since the last housing boom, as pandemic pushes more
- Here are five charts illustrating U.S. economic trends amid the coronavirus pandemic
- Real-time data is showing that the coronavirus is causing 'widespread' economic damage
- Wearing masks is now the most important thing for the economy, Fed's Kaplan says
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Cuomo, de Blasio agree: NYC indoor dining not returning anytime soon
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio agree that indoor dining will not return to the city anytime soon, citing a continuous surge in COVID-19 cases.
The bank's boss strongly rejects MPs criticism of "double-standards" over situation in Hong Kong.
The BBC has discovered sharp contrasts in the way universities are handling rent for unused accommodation.
The IMF raises its economic growth estimate on expectations that vaccines will allow activity to recover.
The company is set to burn through more cash than expected this year as Covid hits the travel sector.
26.01.2021 UK unemployment rate continues to rise
The rate rose to 5% in the three months to November, as coronavirus continued to hit the jobs market.
26.01.2021 'A spike in pandemic-related investments'
EY Africa's Sandile Hlophe tells the BBC how foreign direct investment in Africa is faring.
Crew are asking to be designated 'key workers' so they can go home without risking public health.
WORLD
- Iran foreign minister: An 'agreeable solution' possible for IAEA inspection request
- Colombian army frees two foreigners held by FARC dissidents
- Brazil education minister steps down, heading to World Bank
- New French coronavirus deaths steady, infections creep up
- U.S. sanctions Mexican firms, individuals over links to Venezuela
