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Top Headlines from the UK Edition
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Chinese exporters ‘wash’ products in third countries to avoid Donald Trump’s tariffs
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Asian neighbours wary of becoming staging posts for trade actually destined for US |
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Hard-right candidate wins first round of Romania’s election rerun
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George Simion will face centrist Bucharest mayor Nicușor Dan in presidential run-off vote on May 18 |
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Labour MPs press Keir Starmer to rethink benefits cuts after local elections
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Removal of winter fuel allowance partly blamed for party’s setbacks at polls |
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Greg Abel faces tricky task leading Berkshire Hathaway after Buffett
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Handpicked successor inherits record cash pile — but will be scrutinised more than ‘Oracle of Omaha’ |
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Can anyone replicate Warren Buffett’s performance?
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Since 1965, the ‘Sage of Omaha’ has been the driving force behind Berkshire Hathaway. His successor has big shoes to fill |
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Top Headlines from the International Editions
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Donald Trump says he will impose 100% tariff on movies made abroad
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US president expands trade war to film industry in pledge to prevent ‘death of Hollywood’ |
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Oil price slumps after Saudi-led Opec+ expands production
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Cartel’s decision to add 411,000 barrels a day for second consecutive month raises fear of supply glut |
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Bodies of 13 workers kidnapped from a Peruvian gold mine are found
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Guards’ deaths highlights growing problem of illegal mining and criminal violence in Andean nation |
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Israel vows to hit back against Iran and Houthis after airport attack
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Tensions surge across Middle East as missile fired by Yemen militant group lands near Ben Gurion airport |
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Donald Trump’s ‘Marie Antoinette moment’: call for national sacrifice falls flat
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President faces backlash after warning Americans they will have to make do with fewer toys at Christmas |
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Cash-strapped Maldives to build $9bn blockchain hub in bid to lure investors
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Dubai-based family office plans financial zone for the Indian Ocean archipelago |
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How will the Federal Reserve respond to Trump’s tariffs?
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Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead |
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The pitfalls of overhasty business deregulation
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Republicans should think twice before rushing to scrap the US audit watchdog |
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Octopus and Revolut signal UK mobile market disruption
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Big brands are piling into the telecoms sector by piggybacking on incumbents’ networks |
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Sugar prices are guided by a sweet invisible hand
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The market for this curious commodity does not play by the rules |
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BT rival Community Fibre posts first profit as other altnets struggle
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Private equity-backed company tipped to mount serious challenge to BT Openreach and Virgin Media O2 |
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Will train WiFi ever work?
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Connections at speed are notoriously bad and a solution is not straightforward |
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Social care reforms in England risk being ‘doomed to failure’, MPs warn
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Cross-party committee calls on government to take urgent action to fix ‘broken’ model |
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The hard choice between growth, security and climate
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While the green agenda remains critical, it must be balanced with the other fundamental imperatives of our age |
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The new White House influencer briefings are a terrible look
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These propaganda dissemination sessions are more suited to Pyongyang |
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Europe won’t displace US economic power any time soon
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Trump’s damage to America’s growth rate will be mostly reversible |