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US executive pay rises at fastest rate in 14 years

Financial Times: Figures follow Elon Musk’s triumph over huge Tesla package.

Is a recession worse than inflation?

Financial Times: Economists have been asking people what they think.

Workers fired for ‘simulating’ being at their keyboards

Financial Times: 'Simulation of keyboard activity' claimed, finance company workers fired.

Opinion: US dollar doomsters have got it all wrong

Financial Times: Why global demand for the US currency is so strong.

World faces ‘staggering’ excess of oil by end of decade - IEA

Financial Times: We're on track for a surplus of millions of barrels a day, the IEA says.

Fed signals one interest rate cut before end of 2024

Financial Times: Forecasts after data shows inflation lower than expected in May.

Why Tesla shareholder vote won’t be the end of Elon Musk’s fight

Financial Times: Dispute over CEO’s record pay package has rattled the corporate bar.

Boeing woes weigh on credit rating as spectre of junk status looms

Financial Times: Weak aeroplane delivery figures this week could deliver another blow.

Toyota bets on new line of combustion engines in challenge to Tesla

Financial Times: Toyota unveils new fuel-based technology to be used alongside batteries.

Xi Jinping calls for quality jobs for youth instead of ‘bitterness’

Financial Times: President prioritises new jobs year after he told youth to toughen up.

Young women fall out of love with dating apps

Financial Times: Threats and unsolicited material often turn users off.

Argentina’s peso plunges in warning light for Milei

Financial Times: Aggressive interest rate cuts blamed for black market volatility.

US says ‘time to break up’ Ticketmaster parent Live Nation

Financial Times: 'Monopoly' blamed for suffocating competition in live music industry.

Opinion: What can and can’t be learnt from Singapore

Financial Times: The island’s ultimate strength has been a lack of dogma.

Opinion: UK vote surprise - a desperate PM plays his last card

Financial Times: There's no reason to think Rishi Sunak's gamble will pay off.

Biggest US retailers cut prices as inflation hits shoppers

Financial Times: Analysts see two big retailers setting new tone after years of increases.