2020-11-14
Financial Times Front Page 14th of November 2020
Boris Johnson has “cut Cummings loose” after a “day of tantrums”, according to the Financial Times in its report on chief adviser Dominic Cummings’ departure from Downing Street.
Boris Johnson has “cut Cummings loose” after a “day of tantrums”, according to the Financial Times in its report on chief adviser Dominic Cummings’ departure from Downing Street.
The Financial Times says three of the world’s top central bankers have predicted the breakthrough on a coronavirus vaccine would lift the uncertainty weighing on the global economy.
Capital gains tax could be restructured to help pay for the UK’s response to COVID-19 – that’s on the front of the Financial Times.
President-elect Joe Biden is preparing executive orders to reverse some of Donald Trump’s policies, the Financial Times reports.Read up on Mr Biden’s first day of business here.
The Financial Times leads on the US presidential election, saying Democrat challenger Joe Biden is “on the brink” of victory, while President Trump repeats discredited claims of a stolen election.
Donald Trump has demanded a halt to the count as swing states hang in the balance, the Financial Times reports.
The US election is on a knife edge, the Financial Times reports, with both Donald Trump and Joe Biden claiming to be on course for victory.
The Financial Times leads with a story about China suspending the $37bn (£28.3bn) listing of Ant Group, which was on track to be the largest initial public offering globally.