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Reddit shares surge as it strikes content deal with OpenAI

Financial Times: The agreement gives OpenAI access to content on Reddit.

How Slovakia’s toxic politics left its PM fighting for his life

Financial Times: Allies of Robert Fico threaten clampdown after assassination attempt.

Brazil supreme court chief hits back at Elon Musk after X rulings

Financial Times: Court links Musk with ‘destructive’ international far-right movement.

Slower pace of US inflation sends Wall Street stocks to record highs

Financial Times: Investors increase bets on Fed interest rate cuts this year.

GameStop and AMC shares surge for second day in ‘meme stock’ revival

Financial Times: Re-emergence of popular day trader sparks “meme stock” rally.

Accountant shortage prompts US plan for quicker path to qualification

Financial Times: Pressure to cut educational requirement has grown as new recruits dry up.

Melinda French Gates resigns as co-chair of Gates Foundation

Financial Times: Decision to leave comes three years after divorce from Bill Gates.

Can Europe’s economy ever hope to rival the US again?

Financial Times: Worried EU policymakers are searching for ways to inject some dynamism.

Trump v Biden: Who is winning with six months to go?

Financial Times: Despite Trump's legal troubles, the US election is on a knife edge.

Opinion: Elon Musk shows us that moral binaries are of little use

Financial Times: Working out wrong from right is not as easy as many people think.

Shell sold millions of ‘phantom’ carbon credits

Financial Times: Scheme let Shell register credits equal to twice volume of CO2 captured.

US securities regulator shuts down Trump Media auditor over alleged fraud

SEC alleges BF Borgers ran ‘sham audit mill’ whose work affects more than 1500 corporates.

There are two Donald Trumps - but which is the real one?

Financial Times: Sensible conservative or dangerous narcissist?

Opinion: How worried should we be about the return of bird flu?

FT opinion: Now is not a time for paranoia but there is a case for extreme vigilance.

Apple shares rally as sales fall less than feared

Financial Times: Tech giant announces US$110 billion in share buybacks.

Federal Reserve signals that rates will remain higher for longer

Financial Times: ‘Lack of further progress’ on inflation has complicated plans.