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Opera actor, 82, furious with critic for saying she looked a fright on first night

‘The “fright” look is all naturally mine,’ riposted Rose Knox-Peebles after FT reviewer assumed she had makeup on in Das Rheingold

The Guardian - UK

Warren Buffett's advice to Amex CEO during COVID chaos

Warren Buffett had some advice for American Express CEO Steve Squeri at the start of the pandemic.

Fortune

Keir Starmer 'rejects' plans for 'Macron's onion' to bring UK closer to EU

KEIR Starmer has been called out for “bluff and bluster” over his apparently shifting stance on relations with the EU.

The National (Scotland)

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Oil hits $95 per barrel; CBI postpones annual meeting amid ‘cashflow challenges’ – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as Brent crude hits 10-month high and CBI puts annual meeting on hold amid financial woes

The Guardian - UK

Expert: Keir Starmer's plans for 'better Brexit' are vague and insubstantial

KEIR Starmer’s claims he could secure a better Brexit deal for the UK are insubstantial and vague, according to the head of a leading think tank.

The National (Scotland)

Keir Starmer branded 'delusional' as he insists he can get better Brexit deal

KEIR Starmer has pledged a major rewrite of the UK’s Brexit deal – insisting he had an “an utter determination” to make Brexit “work”.

The National (Scotland)

Questions swirl around Xi’s motives after a second top minister disappears in China

Chinese Defence Minister Li Shangfu has not been seen in public for more than two weeks. The disappearance of this top official close to President Xi Jinping comes two months after that of now-former foreign affairs minister Qin Gang, and follows the dismissal of a pair of influential military generals.…

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In South Korea, Robots Are Taking Robots' Jobs

Our robo-worker future won't put an end to this annoying labor-policy debate.

Reason

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon thinks the risk-reward calculus on China is just 'okay'

A sluggish economic recovery and new regulations are making life difficult for the Wall Street bank.

Fortune

Daily Mail owner looks to Middle Eastern backers over Telegraph bid

Lord Rothermere is second potential suitor to turn to oil-rich region for financial support

The Guardian - UK

Use Nvidia's powerful chips as a 'chokepoint' to force adoption of A.I. regulations, DeepMind cofounder Mustafa Suleyman suggests

Nvidia's chips are critical to training A.I. models—giving Washington leverage to push the chipmaker's customers to adopt its rules.

Fortune

Examining BlackRock’s shift away from ESG

The Economy and Society letter is Ballotpedia’s weekly review of the developments in corporate activism; corporate political engagement; and the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) trends and events that characterize the growing intersection between business and politics.

Ballotpedia

New WHO chief scientist backs China fact-finding mission to examine COVID origin

Infectious diseases expert Jeremy Farrar has himself been at the center of the debate over the mysterious origins of COVID, which first broke out in China in late 2019.

Fortune

Labour reportedly rowing back on workers’ rights in another U-turn

LABOUR are reportedly rowing back on their commitment to strengthening workers’ rights in a bid to discredit Tory claims that the party is…

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Fortune

Carlsberg's Russian beer empire faces nationalization, CEO fears

Cees ’t Hart, Carlsberg’s CEO, admits he was “shocked” at how the Danish brewer’s Russian operations were seized by authorities.

Fortune

A BRICS currency replacing the dollar is a ‘ridiculous’ idea, says the top economist who named the group—unless China and India become allies

Jim O’Neill coined the term BRIC when he worked at Goldman Sachs in 2001, and he’s blasting the idea of a BRICS currency. “It’s embarrassing almost.”

The National (Scotland)

Fresh poll reveals Tories' favourite media outlets

TORY MPs believe GB News and the Daily Express are more trustworthy than the BBC, a fresh poll suggests.

Android Central

Google, Universal Music reportedly team up to let artists get paid for AI-generated songs

Fans will be able to make songs that sound like their favorite artists using AI, but only if they pay royalty fees, under a new agreement.

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Italy won't say who's paying for the care of a $700 million superyacht tied to Putin

The 460-foot superyacht is believed to belong to Russian President Vladimir Putin, but the registered owner is a Russian billionaire.

Zenger

Chinese EV Maker Nio Advances In Smartphone Venture, N2301 Obtains License

Nio, Tesla Rival, Clears Regulatory Hurdle for Smartphone Production

Investors Business Daily

Coinbase Losses Improve As Crypto Trading Volume Falls; COIN Stock Target Raised With 145% Run-Up

Coinbase losses improved for its late report Thursday, but users and volume fell. COIN stock price target raised, rockets 156% in 2023.

The Week

Dreaming Whilst Black review: wry comedy about a struggling filmmaker

“Dreaming Whilst Black”, a new BBC comedy “about a man who quits his corporate career to try to cut it as a filmmaker”, is itself the product of creator and star Adjani Salmon’s decision to leave a steady job to pursue his dream, said Dan Einav in the Financial Times.…

Fortune

Birkenstock's IPO could make it Wall Street's new darling

Birkenstock had a further boost this year thanks to blockbuster movie "Barbie," with actor Margot Robbie wearing a pair of the shoes in one scene.

The Week

What the new Consumer Duty rules mean for your finances

New regulations coming into force at the end of July should signal good news for customers of banks and other financial services firms.

Tom’s Hardware

GlobalFoundries: European Chip Subsidies May Damage Ability to Compete

GlobalFoundries, a specialist semiconductor foundry company, has come forward with warnings about how Europe's planned chip subsidies might impact the highly-competitive semiconductor manufacturing landscape.

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