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Top Headlines from the UK Edition
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Musk lawyers try to bar Delaware judge over LinkedIn ‘like’ cheering legal defeat
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| Quinn Emanuel says judge must recuse herself over post, which judge says she may have liked ‘accidentally’ |
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US to deploy more troops even as Donald Trump praises Iran peace talks
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| Members of 82nd Airborne to join other forces in the Middle East ahead of president’s deadline for Tehran to end conflict |
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OpenAI to end Disney deal and Sora video app
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| CEO Sam Altman is shifting AI start-up’s strategy to focus on its core products |
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VW in talks with Israel’s Iron Dome maker to shift from cars to missile defence
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| Plan with Rafael Advanced Defence Systems focuses on using carmaker’s Osnabrück plant to produce parts for air defence |
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Trump’s Armageddon-Taco shuffle
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| One minute he threatens death and destruction, the next he says the US and Iran are engaged in negotiations |
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Top Headlines from the International Editions
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Hot springs to rice crackers: Japan’s small businesses suffer Iran war energy crunch
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| Reliance on imported fuel is strangling the world’s fifth-largest economy |
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China reviews $2bn Manus sale to Meta as founders barred from leaving country
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| Deal scrutiny deepens over official fears of strategic tech flowing overseas |
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Democrat wins special election in Mar-a-Lago district
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| Small-business owner focused campaign on rising costs in Donald Trump’s backyard |
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Pentagon appears to be ‘punishing’ Anthropic in violation of free speech, judge says
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| Jurist expresses scepticism about Trump administration’s position and calls defence department’s actions ‘troubling’ |
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Iran says ‘non-hostile’ ships can transit Strait of Hormuz
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| Tehran tells IMO member nations that vessels must co-ordinate with it to pass through vital waterway |
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Canada and Norway move to capitalise on Iran war oil price surge
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| Nations position themselves as reliable suppliers in a ‘desperate’ world |
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Investors snap up debt to finance Electronic Arts’ $55bn take-private
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| Bond deals tied to acquisition of video game maker show appetite for risky debt despite geopolitical tumult |
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Arm shares rise as it forecasts revenue boost from in-house AI chip
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| SoftBank-owned tech group projects fivefold revenue increase in five years |
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Why are markets listening to Trump?
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| The price of chasing the news |
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Indian cricket team Royal Challengers Bengaluru sold for $1.8bn
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| Diageo offloads IPL franchise to consortium that includes Blackstone, Aditya Birla and Times of India |
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Private credit’s public reckoning
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| Is private credit at an inflection point? |
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Merck nears $6bn biotech deal to boost cancer drug pipeline
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| Terns Pharma stock has jumped since promising clinical data on its bone and blood cancer treatment last year |
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Charting the OpenAI ‘ecosystem’
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| Map of the problematique |
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UK backs switch to electric trucks and vans with £1bn funding
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| Government legally obliged to cut emissions under its commitment to reach net zero by 2050 |
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Tech system failed to warn air traffic controllers of imminent crash at New York airport
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| Standard staffing was in place at LaGuardia, but officials have expressed reservations about overnight practices |
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Jefferies’ M&A possibility brings forward the moment of reckoning
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| As interest rates have moved higher the US investment bank’s soured legacy deals and investments are coming to the fore |
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Wounded Meloni needs new ambitions for Italy
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| The prime minister should put economic reform ahead of constitutional change |
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Vets and their private equity owners get a light ride from British competition watchdog
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| The six biggest veterinary groups control 60% of the £6.7bn market — and they can keep getting bigger |
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Time to scrutinise populism’s ‘supply side’
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| Volatility traders have come for our democratic politics and are showing that turbulence pays |
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War in Iran risks triggering cyber insurgency
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| Hackers are usually more interested in money than patriotism but this time might be different |
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Why are London’s top galleries full of laptops?
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| Freelancers are moving their desks to combine working with fitness, socialising and culture |
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