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Top Headlines from the UK Edition
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Nvidia’s Jensen Huang predicts $1tn in AI chip revenue over 2 years
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| Chip group’s higher than expected sales forecast fails to boost share price |
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Donald Trump asks to postpone summit with China’s Xi Jinping due to Iran war
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| US president says he needs to remain in Washington because of the conflict in the Middle East |
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Angela Rayner aims to reassure investors with City charm offensive
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| Former UK deputy PM, who is favourite to succeed Sir Keir Starmer, hosted call with fund managers this month |
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Iran earns oil windfall as US turns blind eye
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| Treasury secretary Scott Bessent says White House is prepared to tolerate the trade to avoid supply shortages |
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Why Hormuz will haunt us long after this war ends
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| Iran has shown that control of the strait gives it a stranglehold over the world economy |
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Top Headlines from the International Editions
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Australia raises interest rates in big week for global central banks
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| Oil disruption deepens concern that price increases could hit economy |
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Hundreds feared dead in strike on Kabul hospital
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| Taliban blames Pakistan for attack that threatens to escalate neighbours’ conflict |
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Donald Trump says he will have the ‘honour’ of ‘taking Cuba in some form’
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| US president confirms discussions with communist island nation without sharing details |
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‘One day chicken, one day feathers’: why US shale producers are not cheering $100 oil
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| Independent operators are caught in the middle between Trump’s Iran war aims and his promise of low petrol prices |
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Wall St underestimates private capital problems, says top credit hedge fund
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| Davidson Kempner’s Tony Yoseloff warns a substantial portion of PE firms are already “stressed or distressed” |
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FT ranking: High-growth companies Asia-Pacific 2026
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| Malaysian ecommerce technology platform Borong tops eighth annual FT-Statista list |
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Cuba hit by nationwide blackout as energy grid collapses
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| ‘Disconnection’ leaves 11mn without power in largest outage since US energy blockade began earlier this year |
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US diesel prices soar to almost $5 as Iran war pinches global supplies
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| Higher fuel costs will make it more expensive to transport goods and plant crops |
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EY executive takes another top post at US audit regulator
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| PCAOB board hires chief of staff from same Big Four firm where chair was an auditor |
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Trump’s coalition of the unwilling
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| US allies have a right to avoid being sucked into a war they never sought |
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British Airways cancels Dubai flights until summer
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| Airline axes services to UAE and other destinations hours after drone attack on Dubai’s main airport |
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Reeves to say she will back compulsory purchase powers for Oxford-Cambridge corridor
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| Chancellor will tell landowners they will not be allowed to stand in the way of the project |
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Yale padlock maker axes new CEO before he starts
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| Fortune Brands staves off proxy battle with asset manager set up by Trian co-founder Ed Garden |
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‘Millionaires’ factory’ Macquarie finds next lucrative target on its doorstep
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| Digital bank chips away at dominance of ‘Big Four’ retail lenders in Australia’s sleepy mortgage market |
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US says 2 of its 3 Gulf-based minesweepers are in Malaysia
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| Navy says ships are making a ‘logistical stop’ as Iran threatens shipping in Strait of Hormuz |
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Orcel’s brash M&A tactics inch UniCredit closer to success
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| Few shareholders will accept the miserly offer for Commerzbank — but that doesn’t matter |
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Labour must not lose my generation of voters
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| The defeat by the Greens in Greater Manchester demonstrates the danger of failing to address economic burdens |
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AI world models need to understand cause and effect
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| They should be able to map how reality works, not just how it looks |
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Why Donald Trump is obsessed with this Chicago-based shoe label
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| The president may buy Florsheim’s cap-toe Oxfords for his cabinet members. But its parent company is suing his government over tariffs |
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What do we really gain from no-cry onions?
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| Frankensteining low-pungency vegetables is popular, but with food the longer way round is often more enjoyable |
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Online MBA 2026
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| As generative AI comes of age, its use in online MBAs poses tough questions for business schools and students. Plus, the value of flexibility and why top athletes opt for remote learning |
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FT’s Online MBA ranking 2026: methodology, key and entry criteria
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| How the Online MBA ranking was compiled |
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UniCredit’s Andrea Orcel draws level with UBS chief Sergio Ermotti after record pay deal
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| Italian executive received €16.4mn pay package last year, a 24% rise from 2024 |
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IE Business School seizes top spot in FT’s Online MBA ranking
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| The win marks IE’s fourth consecutive victory, ahead of Imperial in second and Warwick in third |
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AI poses risk of surge in cheating in online MBA programmes
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| Business schools are grappling with different ways to detect improper use of AI, and mulling new ways to assess students |
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