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MIAMI — A former high-ranking government official in Guatemala has pleaded guilty in Miami federal court to conspiring to commit money laundering while paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes to Guatemalan politicians through the U.S. banking system.

David Bailey, professor of business economics, says Covid, a chip shortage and the war in Ukraine are behind the unprecedented price rises

Rolling live coverage of business, economics and financial markets as retail sales and factory surveys suggest UK economy losing momentum

There are of course quite a few people, probably most of us, who are guilty in some way.

The ever-challenging post-COVID era is driving rising pressure on global health systems.

What job did the candidates do before they became an MP, where were they educated, and who were their parents?

The ‘cut-back economy’ could mean nearly nine in 10 people reducing their discretionary spending, according to Grant Thornton and Retail Economics.

What job did the candidates do before they became an MP, where were they educated, and who were their parents?

With the mercury about to hit 40C, Tory leadership candidates turned up the heat in an ITV debate - which descended into personal score-settling. Here are the cattiest remarks, from Rishi Sunak's private school to Penny Mordaunt's 'dangerous' economics

Rampant inflation, war in Ukraine, Brexit… we ask 10 experts to explain what the economic crisis means for Britain and how we should respond

CHENNAI: Pratap Pothen, an actor with inimitable dialogue-delivery skills and demure looks, was found dead in his Kilpauk flat here on Friday morning. Aged 70, Pothen made his film debut in Aarvam (Malayalam) in 1978 after completing economics from Madras Christian College and a stint with theatre groups in Chennai.