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FT News Briefing

Financial Times

A rundown of the most important global business stories you need to know for the coming day, from the newsroom of the Financial Times. Available every weekday morning. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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8:31

Consumer price data stokes inflation fears, US labour...

FT News Briefing ·

2021/05/13

US stocks suffered their worst losses in months and government bonds also fell after government data showed the US inflation rate jumped to a 13-year high, and the Colonial pipeline has resumed operations following last week’s ransomware attack. Plus, the FT’s Taylor Nicole Rogers discusses a labour shortage in the US that is making it hard for employers to find enough workers as the economy opens up.Wall Street ends lower as inflation debate

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8:46

US companies announce record share buybacks, Covid...

FT News Briefing ·

2021/05/12

Companies are dusting off share buyback plans after a blockbuster earnings season, and shareholders are rebelling against executive pay proposals. Plus, the FT’s New Delhi reporter, Jyotsna Singh, explains how India’s second surge is devastating the country’s middle class.Companies prepare share buyback bonanza as outlook clearshttps://www.ft.com/content/d7adb226-e9a6-4cd8-9049-35d55c211ca4US investors revolt against executive pay in record

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9:07

Colonial pipeline hackers didn’t mean to create...

FT News Briefing ·

2021/05/11

The hacker group blamed for the ransomware attack on the Colonial pipeline insisted it only wanted to make money and did not want to cause problems for society, tech stocks tumbled on Monday as investors braced for further signs of inflation, and Vice Media is joining the streaming gold rush.Plus, the FT’s management editor, Andrew Hill, explains why businesses in the UK’s services sector trying to operate in Europe are encountering post-Brexit challenges.This episode features the song “Black Fur”

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10:23

US issues emergency powers to keep fuel flowing, CEO...

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2021/05/10

The US government enacted emergency powers on Sunday in a bid to keep fuel supplies flowing after a cyberattack shut down a key pipeline, and European and US banks are split on whether to bring staff back to the office. Plus, the FT’s race and equalities correspondent, Taylor Nicole Rogers, looks at how much US corporations have lived up to diversity promises they made after the police murder of George Floyd. US and Europe split on bringing bankers back to the

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10:24

Merkel opposes US move to waive vaccine IP, the drive...

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2021/05/07

Angela Merkel has expressed opposition to the Biden administration’s proposal to suspend intellectual property rights for Covid-19 vaccines, and Norway’s Telenor has written off its entire $782m investment in Myanmar but will remain in the country. Plus, the FT’s markets editor, Katie Martin, explains what is behind the commodities super cycle and what it could mean for inflation.Angela Merkel rejects US move to waive patents on vaccines

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8:20

US to support temporary suspension of Covid-19...

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2021/05/06

Stocks of major vaccine makers were rattled on Wednesday after the US decided to support a plan to temporarily suspend the intellectual property rights for Covid-19 jabs, and India’s coronavirus crisis is hitting the international shipping industry. Plus, the FT’s leisure industries correspondent, Alice Hancock, talks about the European tourism industry’s hopes of emerging from the pandemic with a different kind of tourism.US backs plan to suspend Covid vaccine patents during

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10:53

Yellen says US interest rates may have to rise,...

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2021/05/05

Treasury secretary Janet Yellen said on Tuesday that US interest rates may need to rise so that the economy does not overheat, and US states and companies are offering all kinds of incentives to entice people to get vaccinated against coronavirus. Plus, there are very few women in top roles in European central banking and economics. Two of them spoke to the FT about their experiences and “hidden barriers” to gender equality in their field.Yellen says rates may have to rise to prevent

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10:35

US banks move to reduce deposits, the Spac bubble...

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2021/05/04

A wave of cash flooding bank balance sheets has prompted some US lenders to advise corporate clients to move money out of deposits, and Apollo has bought Verizon’s media assets including Yahoo for $5bn. Plus, the FT’s mergers & acquisitions reporter, Ortenca Aliaj, explains why the Spac boom has deflated.Apollo buys Verizon media assets including Yahoo for $5bnhttps://www.ft.com/content/ef0992ec-1d4f-4030-95a9-d950e47338e1Cash-rich US banks move to reduce corporate

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10:00

Epic Games vs Apple, Serbs worry about pollution from...

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2021/05/03

The trial between Epic Games and Apple is set to kick off today, and the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline is back in federal court. Plus, the FT’s southeast Europe correspondent, Valerie Hopkins, explains the love-hate relationships that Serbians have with Chinese investment in their country.‘Fortnite’ maker goes to war over ‘Apple tax’https://www.ft.com/content/293780f7-d2f8-4f3f-aa52-752c74e2d34dWhy some tribes want to keep a controversial US pipeline

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11:07

Amazon caps big week of tech earnings, Bafin’s...

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2021/04/30

Amazon reported its second straight quarter of $100bn-plus sales, comfortably beating Wall Street’s targets, and the FT’s Elaine Moore looks at Apple’s results, which were boosted by iPhone sales. Also, the US government this summer will start sending monthly child allowances in an experimental effort to reduce child poverty. Plus, the FT’s markets editor explains how the big cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, landed itself in trouble with German regulators.Amazon reaps rewards of pandemic shift

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9:40

Fed says no change to monetary policy, Credit...

FT News Briefing ·

2021/04/29

The Federal Reserve upgraded its view of the US economic recovery, but kept interest rates close to zero, Brussels has insisted it is putting in place tough new processes to ensure the EU’s unprecedented recovery fund is not frittered away and global health expert Abraar Karan talks about the current surge in coronavirus cases in India. Plus, the FT’s banking editor, Stephen Morris, explains how Credit Suisse got itself into so much trouble and whether it can dig itself out.Fed paints rosier picture

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11:29

Google’s big Q1, how to craft a New Deal for the young

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2021/04/28

Google reported record first quarter earnings, and stock market listings around the world are running at their fastest pace this year. Plus, FT columnist Sarah O’Connor explains why millennials and Gen Z have been hit so hard by the pandemic, and what can be done to help them.Google ad boom sends profits to new recordhttps://www.ft.com/content/c686458c-e544-4c50-990d-954b91d955edGlobal IPOs run at fastest pace since 1995https://www.ft.com/content/857c1286-d35e-404a-ae7c-8d04b7508810‘We are drowning

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10:00

US donates AstraZeneca vaccine doses, the rise of...

FT News Briefing ·

2021/04/27

The US will share up to 60m doses of AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine with other countries, and Total has declared force majeure on its multibillion-dollar LNG development in Mozambique. Plus, the FT’s consumer industries reporter, Patricia Nilsson, talks about the celebrity and sex worker subscription site, OnlyFans, which has exploded in popularity over the past year.This episode features the song “Savage” by Meghan Thee Stallion, featuring Beyoncé. The song is licensed to 300 Entertainment.US plans

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10:38

US offshore wind energy, the rise of Germany’s Green...

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2021/04/26

Chinese companies have raised a record $11bn on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq this year, vaccine makers have warned about the risks of giving up patent rights to their Covid-19 vaccines, the White House is expected to greenlight a wind power project off the Massachusetts coast. And Germany’s Green Party has a leader who symbolizes the image of a party that is riding a wave of popularity and could be swept into government this September.China stock sales in US surge to record despite

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12:13

The data invisibility of Asian Americans

FT News Briefing ·

2021/04/23

Joe Biden plans to announce a set of tax increases on the wealthiest Americans, and there has been a rally in the price of lumber due to demand from the housing market. Plus, the FT’s data journalist, Christine Zhang, explains how statistics can fail Asian American communities.Biden prepares to announce string of tax rises for richest Americanshttps://www.ft.com/content/a43d966e-b7d9-4ee1-bb77-2a6561dfda12Lumber party: economic bounce fuels US wood price

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8:59

US to propose big emissions cut by 2030, Huarong...

FT News Briefing ·

2021/04/22

US President Joe Biden is set to announce his country’s steepest ever emissions cuts, Russia plans to pull out of the International Space Station by 2025, and Turkey’s opposition is asking where US$128bn in foreign exchange reserves has gone. Plus, the FT’s Shanghai correspondent, Tom Hale, explains why the corruption at Huarong Asset Management is creating headaches for Beijing.US to propose emissions cut of up to 50% by end of

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9:25

Football clubs back out of Super League, Derek...

FT News Briefing ·

2021/04/21

A jury in Minneapolis found former police officer Derek Chauvin guilty on three charges in the killing of George Floyd, TikTok is accused of illegally collecting personal data on millions of children in the UK and Europe. Plus, the FT’s sports editor, Murad Ahmed, has the latest in the European football upheaval and the decision by leading English clubs to back out of plans for a new Super League.Leaked Super League plans reveal goal of US-style football

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8:32

Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine could weigh on other...

FT News Briefing ·

2021/04/20

The concerns that led to a halt in Johnson & Johnson’s Covid vaccine rollout could damage confidence in the company’s longer-term vaccines programme, and Apple will allow the social media app Parler to return to its app store. Plus, Miguel Diaz-Canel has been confirmed as the new head of Cuba’s Communist party. The FT’s Latin America editor, Michael Stott, discusses the island’s future in the post-Castro era.Johnson & Johnson’s Covid setback risks damaging its vaccine

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10:31

A tournament to compete with the Champions League, is...

FT News Briefing ·

2021/04/19

Consumers around the world have stockpiled an extra $5.4tn of savings since the coronavirus pandemic began, and many of Europe’s wealthiest football clubs have agreed to join a breakaway “Super League” competition. Plus, the FT’s Lex columnist Elaine Moore discusses whether the audio chat app, Clubhouse, has staying power.Global savers’ $5.4tn stockpile offers hope for post-Covid spendinghttps://www.ft.com/content/8cbfe40d-1ce1-4dc6-bcb2-1314b77b9443?Top European football clubs sign up to breakaway

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9:45

Markets rally on strong economic data, investors...

FT News Briefing ·

2021/04/16

Global equities reached new heights and Treasuries rallied sharply on Thursday on the back of upbeat economic data in the US, and Dubai has become the first city to sign a contract with an autonomous taxi manufacturer. Plus, US president Joe Biden imposed new sanctions on Moscow on Thursday. The FT’s markets editor, Katie Martin, explains how investors reacted.Global stocks hit record highs on strong economic datahttps://www.ft.com/content/c1ee361d-6ee6-4697-ba8a-865542bb4704Biden imposes tough new

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