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Top Headlines from the UK Edition
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US navy seizes Iranian ship after it breaches blockade
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| Oil price jumps as Washington and Tehran give conflicting accounts of whether new peace talks are set to begin |
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Property asking prices rise in April despite higher UK mortgage rates
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| Increase indicates resilience in housing market even as Iran war led to surge in energy costs |
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Starmer battles for Downing Street future amid Mandelson vetting scandal
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| Prime minister’s statement to MPs will come ahead of testimony from sacked Foreign Office head Olly Robbins |
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Is London ready for the Green Party?
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| Zack Polanski’s leftwing populists are aiming to eat into Labour’s heartlands |
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The US and Europe are still stronger together
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| Despite Trump and the war with Iran, Brussels’ interests remain deeply entwined with Washington’s |
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Top Headlines from the International Editions
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China does have one powerful lever to boost consumption
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| A permanent cut in the payroll tax could benefit workers and the world |
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QXO to buy insulation company TopBuild in $17bn deal
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| Billionaire investor Brad Jacobs is seeking to create the dominant company in the US building products sector |
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Impact of Iran war will hurt US even after conflict ends, economists warn
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| Wave of inflation will persist as higher fuel prices feed through into businesses |
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Wealth advisers made more than $2bn from private capital fees
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| FT analysis of 16 funds shows extent of fees paid to banks and brokerages |
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Brussels pushes remote working to ease energy crisis
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| European Commission also recommends heat pumps and public transport subsidies |
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The stock market’s new approach to valuation
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| It is demonstrating an Earnings Before Iran, Tariffs and Dubious Announcements (ebitda) mentality |
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US investors boost defence exposure as global wars fuel spending boom
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| Trend reverses prior hesitance over arms investments because of slow growth and perceived conflict with ESG standards |
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BlackRock warns of hit to European stocks from energy crisis
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| World’s biggest asset manager had been more bullish on the region at start of year but says stocks are no longer cheap |
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France’s CB seeks to lead European fightback against Visa and Mastercard
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| Payments scheme pushes for ‘co-badging’ that allows French bank cards to run on both international and local networks |
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ECB frontrunner Hernández de Cos is most qualified candidate for top job, economists say
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| Former Spanish central bank chief ranks first in poll of monetary policy experts in ‘tight race’ for Lagarde succession |
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Foreign carmakers turn to Chinese technology to remain relevant
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| Western executives hope ‘in China for China’ strategy will halt sales decline in world’s largest car market |
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Walmart challenges Amazon on same-day delivery by using stores as warehouses
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| Retailer tests holding third-party merchandise in Supercenter back rooms to boost its online marketplace |
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Surge in HMRC probes over unpaid VAT by large companies
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| Increase comes as government agency steps up efforts to close ‘tax gap’ |
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Veolia chief driven ‘nuts’ by UK water utilities’ failure to use AI to detect leaks
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| England’s water companies are lagging behind other more water-stressed nations, says Estelle Brachlianoff |
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Lessons from the China shock 2.0
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| The response should be better industrial strategies, not knee-jerk protectionism |
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Of course Trump thinks he’s the Messiah — his disciples tell him so
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| The ‘devout’ Christians in the US president’s life are really just fawning sycophants |
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The NHS’s deal with Palantir could be good for its financial health
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| Medical data sits in different software systems — connecting the dots should save time, beds and money |
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The annoyance economy isn’t going anywhere
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| We must find our own amusements in dealing with spam, robocalls and chatbots |
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The weird world of work perks
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| Companies are reining in benefits, but workers are unlikely to miss some of them as much as you might think |
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Met museum CEO: ‘We don’t operate in a vacuum. You have a responsibility.’
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| Max Hollein is overseeing $1.5bn of development projects at the New York art institution |
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