China gives IPOs the green light
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Meloni pitches her alternative peacekeeping plan for Ukraine
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JD Vance aims to be America’s antagonist
[ad_1] JD Vance has been clear that he supports Donald Trump’s aspiration to take over Greenland in the face of Denmark’s defiance, attacking Copenhagen for
China’s Xi Jinping meets foreign CEOs to urge trade stability
[ad_1] Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Xi Jinping has urged
FTAV’s further reading
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Demise of hotshot genetics start-up entirely predictable
[ad_1] The fate of the US biotech start-up 23andMe was entirely predictable; it just took too long (Lex, March 26). In 1998 I founded DNA
Work just isn’t an option for many disabled people
[ad_1] We support the UK government’s commitment to improve access to employment for disabled people but the rhetoric around a “spiralling” benefits bill has left
Making US shipbuilding great again is futile and costly exercise
[ad_1] I doubt the current US administration’s ability to conjure up the rebirth of the US shipbuilding industry (“Why ships are the new chips”, Opinion,
Foreign investors wary of Turkey despite $25bn of lira intervention
[ad_1] Foreign investors remain cautious over Turkish assets after last week’s plunge in the value of the lira, despite huge intervention to prop up the
CoreWeave fails the IPO ‘hair test’
[ad_1] Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. An initial public offering
