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US cracks down on money flow to Iran-backed Houthis

Financial Times: Treasury imposes sanctions after Red Sea attacks.

‘Shakeout' after $7.8b streaming loss for Netflix rivals

Financial Times: Tie-ups and cuts on menu as companies seek new ways to keep up.

Foreign investors unwind $52 billion bet on China growth rebound

Financial Times: Almost 90% of money that flowed into Chinese stocks in 2023 has left.

Opinion: The business case for looking after staff mental health

OPINION: Banks offer support to those struggling to retain workers.

New York Times sues Microsoft and OpenAI in copyright case

Financial Times: US newspaper alleges tech companies took ‘free ride'.

Porsche reckons with history of forgotten Jewish co-founder

Financial Times: Relative says legacy of Holocaust survivors should be revisited.

Banks around the world shed 60,000 jobs in one of the worst years for cuts

Financial Times: Trend set to continue over coming year amid subdued deal-making.

How China’s slowdown is deepening Hong Kong’s ‘existential crisis’

Financial Times: The territory’s reliance on China has turned into a mixed blessing.

Ukraine’s economic recovery depends on extra allied aid, warns IMF chief

Financial Times: Georgieva says Ukraine has done its part to earn the support of friends.

Former BP boss Bernard Looney to forfeit up to $66 million after ‘serious misconduct’

Financial Times: 'One hell of a reaction' as ex-CEO failed to disclose past relationships.

Putin’s good friends in America

Financial Times: Whoever controls Ukraine controls Eurasia.

Opinion: Central banks and the return of the unreliable boyfriend

Financial Times: Central banks' rhetoric is starting to lack credibility.

Global pre-Christmas trade at risk due to twin canal crises

Financial Times: Drought in Panama and shipping attacks near Suez threaten supply chains.

China’s deflation worsens as economic pressures mount

Financial Times: China’s consumer prices fell 0.5 per cent year-on-year in November.

Nightmare economic in-tray awaiting Argentina’s Javier Milei

Incoming President tasked with fixing one of world’s most distorted economies.

‘Unusual convoy’: The mission to retrieve 900,000 banknotes from north Gaza

Financial Times: A Bank of Palestine operation managed to move notes worth $81m.